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and his progress endangers the whole
notion line from thacdty toting nel-
giau line, The French Gen. Manolo”
commanding between Soiasons and
lNoyon. has already compelled , read-
iustment of the Gag-luau defense along
lthe 015e, the Almond the Anions.
WI.
Huntsman av
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m.
..._..____._._. -—'~-— - land is likely at any time to precipi-
mm WAG ’03.:th a retirement to the high ground
‘ Sid :o:omw of the (.‘hemin des Danica. The Ger-
”filliagw'igig p. m. Imus have evacuated Noyon, import-
‘ mum rail center, and the purely defen-
‘ Hohhot of the Associated Press. «sire 'activity of enemy aircraft has per-
“?fihmedusfi: befitfgeiytgsuadcd military critics in London and
In Iowa dispatch“ creditodto it or|Paris that a general retirement is in
a £333: :blfixhfifid “tso‘contelnplation.
dudlgpxfi‘cuh: {wtfi‘al’s‘osfi
”fud-
it is known that von Boellm is pre-
paring defensive positions for to the
so ksown that Foch’s continued ham-
l
—._. “mafia-Tao known that Foch‘s continuel harn-
PHONE'OABLS marina is interfering grievoualy with
mild Rooms—~92. his plans for such a retirement. The
”I“! ()qu Germans. must send back their guns.
w Branch-0mm“. and must save such supplies and am-
gtymnmgggegzfims‘s 15924. Inunition as possible. Their infantry.
m Manager’s Roddonoo— and the machine gun nests which
113.13, stiffen its resistance. must bear the
brunt of the attack.
The German in Picardy
strongly resembles the German re-
treat of three weeks ago in the Cham-
{pagne it is being conducted in the
The same way, by the sacrifice of devoted
THE SWISS CHANGE THEIR
MINDS
I The Swiss have been Switzors first,
has
retreat
for centuries, but their speech
ever colored their sympathies.
French-speaking Swiss of the western‘mhung than t" save fighting 9'1““)
cantons have been Frenchmen in all ment.
lave political relationships for gener-
‘ation upon generation, and the same er, the Ames can feel every conti-
Julo-of speech holds good with those deuce .
whose native tongue is German or
Italian. This is, of course, wholly to!
be expected.
’ Swiss sympathies m the great war-l “9min! thought she had Ukrain-
hvo. been leldod correspondingly"m by the ””0“"
‘IM. as the German Swiss are in the
;.
'like these upon the German man pow-
_____..__.__.
ANOTHER HUN FAILURE
She expected a free
through the Ukraine.
uajorlty, the Swiss government has~ with large “on?” ofwhoat throwri‘ “1'
more than once, appeared to lean ‘0‘; What she is actually getting forms
ward Prussia. Neutrality has been one 0‘ the many M3 disappointments
observed with ‘U""“‘“" ““‘OU'RCV hits suffered of
however. and the Swiss have guarded late.
their borders with their excellent ar~' The Ukrainians “n“ made "0“le
mi. interned stray aviators and wan- l”: “Pm““dim‘ thing” from Germany
during soldiers, handled exchanged in return for the wheat. They want-
pi'lsonerft and repatriated: civilians
IMWEBWI)’
commendable care.
ed agricultural implements and tea-
. tiles. railroad materials and Various
.with formal correctness and to the h dli ha h G
of or commo tes t ‘ t t e ‘srmans
utlsfaotlon of ever belligerent. l
’ ' y ' couldn’t possibly spare from their
But Swiss journalists and public- ,
lots. no doubt inspired in many cases own . depleted ““99"" Th” ”“3
by the Germans, have been active in Ukrainians demanded American "1°“
the Central Powers‘ behalf. There has 9’ for their wheat.
been no interference with such Ger- not being common in Germ'm-V at "‘0
man refugees—and there have been ”me' the “worm“ deem“! '° "mu“
’ Lana‘ny of them—who front Swiss soil 3m“ the wheat.
"MTG .‘ cricket! to point their coun-‘ That has not worked any better
i .. snafu the‘error of their ways' {than the bartering or, purchasing. The
but the bulk of the little republlc'a peasants showed a strongreiuctanco
to part with their grain. They hid it
LJiteury output has served the pur- .
' "1 tilts. burned what they could not
poses of Potsdam, and the sympathies
f it ulatidn have hide, drove their cattle of! to the
o If tans 0 le po .
H t t 9 3 l) ,WOOdl and themselves began a kind
.‘unqu‘estlonably been anti-ally.
I
. 10f guerilla warfare alnst the Ger-
Now Washington sends out the ag
* man “re’quialtlon troops.” \
cheering word that things are chang-fl
G eaklns Swiss The "Shims peasants are armed
.; . .8 L
Aug. The n :12? pd ublic opln .wllh good rifles. They have been join-
. n .
have seen t e g a D I ty 'strlking" railroad workers,
In in their cantons has veered'ahlarp- " The things for which these men are
y uhtll,today it almost footnotdes their
with that of the French-speaking sec-
tions, audoatly proudly from the first.
van the German newspapers realm
wilathispand they view the change
with foreboding.
The‘change, indeed, is a perfectly
natural one. The Swiss have ever
'i‘been sturdy'democrats, and no repub~
#ch which is truly republican can call
“C'tho‘ Hohenzollerns and the lfapsburgo'ogne Gazaette. after remarking that
wands. This «victory of tho.Allied'of the expected 100,000’000 was of
house. over the sympathies induced by . wheat less than 500,000 pooda had
blood and race is a very real one. it been secured, adds bitterly: “We
”lo-'5 ‘3‘“ way the world swings. should like our eternal advisers to
W ,
THE HINDENIURG‘ UNE AGAIN :tell us how they would have obtained
.. Northfif Baupaume the British are it.” _
» mar- Hummus line which; But melatonin-advisers have. their
I
had thalimit of the German retire- hands full without the added won?
t "aiyur- ago last 3911021 Nootthoftmaklog excused sboutftiieir' failure
along, at Coucy le Chateau. the in the Ukraine. , '
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chm even closer to the great l\
t . position which. the Germans-l ' onsarlsmo 1
rn
uprated. could never be forced: 0“ thing, 3‘ least, we can ea
assaulting troops. Their advance “0W“EZDY-r-the mam; mm, o,
@903. but there to commons pow. “term '
H Gummy got. her reputation by ad-
_ , it, and on the racist PW , , .
‘vertlalng lies. Oar-games now is to
the Germans are retinal, . . .
1mm of the crown prince “alradvertlso the truth. and particularly
Jot-museums» ~yaav..aom. .. . ,
~ king hurt-led withdrawal. solves the natursofmnrmaraimaand
lbs wintrwu'wodwiym
American dollars
striking are the restoration of
l
stituont assembly.
There is a little humor to be. depriv-
ed from the situation for thoae‘ who
*bave time to smile a moment at Ger-
man bickerings at homer Prussian
so called diplomats are busily blaming
'the von Eicllhorns. The militarists
‘blamc the diplomats. And the Col-
W‘T',t ‘ '1. ‘ M '
Summer and»: m yam "91'?
So long as Foch can make drains.
[constitution and the, calling of a con-l
to main that. Gonna» them-l
up “lbw cannula: prewar w”
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Those are the first photograph to
war. All these men have bum return
Baltimore. One man, with his right it
instead. The other is being shown b
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tut haunts
. HERE_E_lll_lllllATEll
Food riots in Vienna; Germany's
:food supply (‘ilplllt‘d and the popula-
tion reduced to staryation rations;
IHunger-stricken mobs of Germany
held in chcck ill the brunt of machine
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gunfire; (‘zcka and Slovaks of Austria?
l-ltmaary doserting the army.
So runs the news of disscntlon with-
in thc boundaries of the t‘cntral Ent-
plrea.
What dissentiou must exist within
. the realm of the toes‘ linoa.
K What impunity must beat savagely
within their adamant and unrcasonlng
hearts. .. .1111,“
What heinous purposes and barbar—
ous designs must 118V? begot their
,nlinds, that they torture and kill pris-
oners of warmthe unfortunates, the
‘vlcttms who have fallen into their
hands through chance. as spoils of
war.
Are these crimes against humanity
.corumittcd because of the enemy
struggling in its last throes of death
to maintain the savage and desperate
‘thrusts and assaults of which he is
commended with notoriety, or is it yet
his doctrine of schrekllchkcit. which
the has so modestly and fashionably
'uuged with his designs ao scientifical-
ly and with all the ethics of Kultur
lt-xccutt-d. of which the preposterous,
abominable and sordid Teuton mind is
,m efficiently capable and holds aloof
hit so dignified a manner?
Or. perhaps. is it because of the
powerful attacks the Allies have been
‘ablc and so successful to administer
‘of late—that in their bigot frenzy they
know not what else to do. to spite
'their foe—that through the fear of de-
fcat they consider themselves driven
to commit such atr0citles: that they
'ttre advised and their acts confirmed
l
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by their master's close adherent Herr,
Gott, upon whom probably his ma-
'lesty has often conferred forcefully
tthe supreme distinction of the iron
‘ Cross for valor?
So runs the fast flowing tide of
news; so yet wages and directs the
iron hand the course and progress of
this terrible conflict, to appease the
lavish desires and emotions of an all
powerful individual, swayed by a lust
craving and power-mad Bundearat of
I
Germany. avid to possess and domi-,
' note all that lies within materlal sight.
I With such promising news it is eas-
ily obvious that the situation of the
ice is critical and desperate, and that
he is making his last and final strug-
gle for the preservation of his atroci-
‘tloua ideals of existence of his realm.
of his institution. which he has so long
. struggled to emcieutly and congetent-
lly produce, that he could not Saibly
he combatted. But the best laid plans
of mice and men oft run astray. And
thi
forever lost to him. for be is being
tortuhed by the powerful and well di-
'reeisd, blows of General Foch, the sp-'
profile and valiant commander of the
allies. ,
i The enemy is being buried back
’gradaally by a series of blows deliv-
ered decisively. by a form of counter
attacks. and it is handled by the Al-
lies as'a science, based upon their pro-v
vlous feasibility. The armies of the
enemy have dwindled in the last four
years' of terrific combatlsrn, .fiercely
advantxtg and dreadfullyt retreat“.
to sco , with a vain «attempt; the
war's decision. but theAlliea hays pm 031116 masses,
tlently waited: “they have~_toiemted
loss and abuse and._,.n0'doubt.thave
also cringed 'neattb.’ lta _- successive
blows: but. by.._nlan
tag..thstr»nrql¢ha.gvnd resources and
.man-powor; they ha
I
a one has strayed so far that it is
initiating and aav-l-leto:
9st the rigid;
! Petticoatsof—Mercetiwd
" Sateen
. White plain and scalloped time.
‘Wer $2.00.
'routht ............ s1 .497
l. Genuine Palmolive Soap
. k t
V. ‘tegular 120. 3 ca. ea 27¢
Women’s Waists‘
be takeaof the process of "educating American soldiers wounded in the
ad from France badly injured and are now at the Walter Reed Hospital in
and shot off. is being taught to write with the appliance which must do him
ow to knit with one hand. '
l
l
I turo crop.. which is sold. on good au— and champion of democracy. llow can
, thorlty. is-yety poor and miserably in. the already half~tottering Hun hold his
‘ sufficient. so as it has not yet been, hand with America lathe war for vict-
and that there is no possible satisfac- 0W. democracydustwe. and libertyfor
tory outlook for food, whatsoever—so all!
the Central Empires are hemmed in America—~frosh. _wlth all her re~
,(Lln all sidea‘by defeat, and all that it, 30117088. man-power, finance. agricul-
: dings with its bitter lash. .ture. and all other necessary wanwag- , , ,
l‘ lt‘ll‘slly"He candid continue the warilnhlmp‘emfimfi and malerlllwfihe has ~‘9'.."°§"°3‘° and ”0‘” De cmue'
througl-uhe coming winter under mg flung into the, dreadful catlclysnl of $0 9“ ”a: £00“. ,
present supply and rationing of food “'“1‘5' Oblivion, into this dreadful and l‘ 8. D . . $2.95
and exist without internal upheaval at frightful struggle for existence— how 3'. onight 3‘ -------
its highest possible pitch. can this detectable and staggering .
Secondly—1f '19 does not wish to be abominationtstand up before so pow- ‘ Women’s mndkerchlefs
utterly destroyed. his enlpirc ruined print ”I adversary, “b” 81“" thunder it til we h
her mightiest blowa conceivable upon 9" or one ‘
1.000 Yards White Outing _
Flannel
19c
Sturdy quality. Value
today 29c. Yard ......
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Fine quality for night dresses and
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today 39c yard .......
500 Pillow Cases
Soft finish. sturdy quality. 1
Value 50c each.
Each .................
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Value 290 yard.
Yard
19¢
Kolynos Tooth Cream
ififiig’i'.’ it"? .“T’f? ...... 180
BASEMENT SPECIALS
The thrifty housekeeper will and “
many savings in our basement The
following extras for tonight:
“Fits Them All” or Good
. Luck Fruit Jar Rings
am. for 24 y ’ "
Lighthouse Cleanser
Resular 3 for 10¢ .
r, COINS.
Large Bottle Liquid
a
b ' relentless devastation he is force -
it): under his sword to 'the “prom: the 10"- for the benefit of humanity? "To!“ ht 4 fat 27° vefleer . .
commander and discontinue his efforts Blows 0' such potential force, with . g Regular [11108 500. :
'ol ills tradition. 8P4 mason With rune “eh enact, that '“ shall altattt‘r ”w . —_: TOME“. ------------ 35c
and wit intentioned and a set of hlnll- ""7 foundations of the abomination Matting Slut. C386 2 B
I} efficient and dmmmuc DGONQ. “is in ODWMOD. It shall sinner him, . Quart. IOW“ Glass
principles and hopes of a world—undo and 1‘ “ha" took him. like an atom Oli‘ “1m leather corners and brass Water Pitcher
domination must in completely :i‘at- dust. in at. midst-of . terrific tornado. mountings. All sizes, 2.. to 26 inch:
.tmd Wm M. can be mmred lo lie shall fall back steadily. slowly; but , , $1 65 Regular 62B. 496 .1
we war-troddur. a pewtflhm with exact soreness. and he shall not .;3T0ulslll ----------- | ' Tonight .............. .
world, or mum ondoua World~ b” unable of mm“. salf sufficient U . .?
“in will be surely inevitahloh-more 0’ “an“ tom ‘0 an“! even an ”1‘ WT “.mmmm
frightful and appalling than the rm ltiative reproachment again at the
sent, as soon as he can bring himself ”“3“” "’m’ in "9903mm“ ’
llu stand once» more firmly upon his With the American Army numerl' 200 MOONSH‘INERS, neat resident of Cannondala prior to
teetwor peace could hover exist and catty outnumber“; with astonishing 483 STILLS SEIZED reported disappearance from his horas.
he would not be satisfied until he has “ “”9 ‘3“? “"1““ 0‘ “i“ ‘0“: “'8 and Mrs. Nollie Edmumia. wife of .
attained his purpose. and‘auch tlnotlr shall lurely see an expedient and (19- SN GREAT U. S. Ma
cialve termination-of the war.
When Liberty and Tri-color Come
swooping down upon the foe on the
blood~atalned fields of France, then
shall the Hun reckon the might of
democracy. then shall be, the judgment
hour of autocracy an imperialism.
and it shall be wet; in the balance
and found wanting. Tho hand-writing
on the wall is visible. but through his
linhcrcnt bigotry. which is so cinrac-
3 tcrlstlc of the Teuton. llotdoec not act-
it. The mobilization of America is lhe
predatory warning. and nothing is in
vinclble before. her might and reason.
The door to victory is open. and the
corridor through which it leads. no
matter how oblivious. America is now
traversing that lane, and it is leading
her to victory~hcr holy purpose is
guiding her on with all virtue of its
entity personified: it is glowing in the
distance, through the darkness of the
learly dawn. and the mist is fading ra-
tpldly before it. The sun of peace is
‘ rising over the mountain pass and its
long darkened hlll gaps are once more
lit with the holy light of harmony. A
portent of peace. the most sacred gift
or stupendous conflict must never,
again be brought to bear upon human-
ity. to chuck it in its-development of
sclenco institution, and progression
and development-slur the benefit of“
humanity must always exist as a uri-
may principal. and not warfare, greed
and gain.
. The aggreSsircncss.‘ inconsistency.
'tniaery and sorrow of war has been
preached from tltnar'lmmcnlorial. That
the ruling conventions and guilt-rp-
manta of the earth should do lllcil‘ up.
most. all that is possible, to evade its“
mot-command bitter clutches- so has'
been the human tendency»now it is
'lime to make valid, to practice what
the preaching of two thousand years
has taught humanity: That nothing is
gained by war—which is, in reality. be-
ing demonstrated and apparentiaed in
the present age to the lash-arisen. vi-
gor and vitality-spent Hun.
it is prevalent time for humanity
to accept the careful teachings
and preaching which the wars of the
world have silently propounded, writ.
ten in blood. again and again. upon
(Continued no. first Pun.)
to avoid giving advance information
to moonshinera of the activities of a
flying squadron of fourteen experienc-
ed lth‘lllle agents. This band,'work-
ing Niftly from community to com-
munity, cleaned out pests of moon-
shiners who had been operating With-
out aerious difficulty for years. and
left behind them “follow up" vigilance
organizations of citizens and officers
to prevent outlaws from going back to
their old traffic.
More than 30,000 gallons of pale
moonshine whiskey was seized and
poured down mountain streams. Over
$100,000 worth of illicit copper stills of
all sizes. and other paraphernalia. au-
tomobiles. horses, mules and wagons
belonging to the distillera was taken
by the. flying squadron. About 21.000
pounds of sugar found - on' distillery
premises was confiscated and-the most
of it given to the Red Cross. Recomr
mondatlons for 321 prosecutions have'
been sent to the Department of Jus
totaling Norwalk merchant, ended last.
night when Detective James J. O'Brien
of Howard avenue precinct located
them at a George street apartment
house, where accordingto information
possessed by the police. they have
been living together for some time as
man and wife. Taken to the detective
bureau under arrest, they» are reported
to have proclaimed mutual love and
admiration for each other with ex-
presaed lntentiorr'oft getting a divorce
as soon as possible-from the-oneaztu
whom they are now claimed to be
legally bound.
Several weeks ago, according to po-
lice information. Mrs; Edmunds and
Sturgls disappeared from their ro-
spectlve homes and left no open clues
as to their whereabouts. Harris E. Ed.
munds. husband of the woman of Nor
walk. had taken up temporary mi-
dence at. 35 Auburn street. while
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the battlefields of theworld.
lice and forwarded to United States
It is time that humanity had aWak-
of God to man. and the sweet dew of
attomeya. while most of the moon:
cried and realized the signification 0' intro“Kgfefngvefiulggessteelthaflld (at:
what is meant by the term: “A har« “my, blooming mug of coming
montous existence.” It 15 “me that. beautiful spring time, with t ecomlng
'thts has been brought to be Guam“ ot'wluclt the ideal of humanity phalll
'as a tremendous reality: it is “met be realised. my me good God bleaa'
that this ideal has been realized—and and keep those who are so valo'rously
banish this universal slaughter. which ”a valiantly struggling for freedom'a
autocracy and imperialism wages, cause. And the heartfelt thanks and
whenever it has attained a 5m“? 0‘ “‘1' worldly gratitude be given to those no
trial.
"on: than a score of deserters from
the army were discovered patrlcipat-
'
era.
‘3 prepared. and ”‘9 “summing ad- humanity. The cause for which their .ahlnora occurred in 6W8“! Tm
versary is unconscltsus of tile offens- forefathers fought to maintain so see “a “gum ‘ , . 3
hrs attitude which being mustered, proudly and cherish with teader‘egsll' Members of the raldlng- squadron
against him; 80, at an unsuSDectlnz Vl‘hay who go courageously stepped w'ore monpiokod imfi‘tm a“. BXDB-
cmt Oi Blfluxhtef into action, with 3“- of democracy. that had been bought I deuce admissible in trials. Thay were
its 0mm of run-mike Filmanv 9" and paid for at the supreme price of supervloed‘by Daniel L. Porter. ”assist
.roneoua mind is capable 0‘ ‘nvemi‘ig- 5blood. And they shall be always ready! ant chief of revenue agents. in chars?—
3 That is the ransomautocracy “nd‘m‘é to pay that price aagin. to pmset‘i'e,20f the Government's liquor andoar-
perialism is condemned: by the 3911‘! in me u need be. and at that joyful . ooticdrug detection service. Sheriffs .
,tence 01 the WAN-Chrhtmdome—l‘moment the trumpets of the universe ‘_ and other local officers assisted in thr i
and MW. at this OPPOI‘WW moment. itl shall blow a blast that shall echo the raids.
moat be banished completely. forever. universe around and shall be writ on' Extraordinary significance is attach
from the GIMP-it M5 outlived it"Ellie .iixas"‘of history as one sweotLed to the concertedsraids because Rev~
tunic. “‘1 now it must make room for; beautiful inclines; ,while, on the other“. crime Commissioner Roper undertook
this universal advent of “emmmyrrluud, upon another page shall be put €193.”me largely to demonstrate
The sceptre of the corporeal “mmzm‘duk blot. a Wca.‘ tint. than‘morproulmtton-oan-roouy betmade el-
[and “‘9 “rum“. and “my ”ms'wmc‘ ‘oount against him. so long “human-f fective. in addition. the purpose "B
were accumulated by the atoll and tot ity exist and history‘bc traditionally;to dry up the sources from which
and. sum it the 9““ win. and 'hesballbo fusmatompod'great ties. of. moonshine “W”
"mm“ and “m" ‘as a savage, a lustfultbarbbrian" notfhas bean-furnished clandestine” "3
“°“' ”'3 “m" ‘tlt to be reconnection-accept 'tmttsoldters in Soutttommlnlns cum
‘0' it ‘3 0"” trusted amongst the. civilised nations" - Permanow done for the
' of the world“ as- a'uoaozoo-oporativa raiding of illicit summon have 59911
‘adherout, ho whoivlolato's the holiolttfiornaémm the South... Terri-
'laws and traditions of man. to” has noon laid off in zones. With
patrolling stations. and a
l
of their sweating
ing of oppression, must
cut on the:.acrap—heap.
at. of aurpaasin‘gly
l~ lit 'for a meme
5. r the atti-
horious thought-to seaside
mt, andml of.“ mg. m, “Winds “modem in mid slant“ '8”— pV'l‘. JULIUS a. planar. ,W. ‘
"will!!! so am Hi Mrs. p _ 4‘1!!! liar-unlfllulngenuflyl Momma zatco. 16w.» 3:. Federal omcer‘haatm valued! in
M‘”’“ , '5 ‘ " ””9”” gnwumlient ”it“: Ill‘mmrought . “WWW!“ .C' '2“ ‘ , girls of each gone. ,-
if? 'h S ' ‘ V ' 7' “M"‘m “. ' ‘ ' F stilling wwaflto tbliA‘rEbé
9'?-
. acuoetL Mrs. Sturgia .of..Cannondale.
ing in moonshine manufacture in tbelJtifo ofrtho accused man. 1165.,an
Southern mountains. and two of those;
were killed in Goorgia..by~ arme‘raidw’
ln Tuscaloooag, and. Jefferson,
perlorlty. and concludes its pot‘bntlal- hie men of America. who are aiding. mantles, Alabama. the ",0. shorifIal
"3‘ ”‘3‘ he cannot be opposed, for he. with their heart and soul. the cause of WON 8110i. and the killing of 31100112.
moment—at a moment of Peace» 3°? forth today with that self same spirit danced. meme agents in the conn- 2“
and harmony-beset: ”‘9‘“:an m- to maintain their inherited principals . trY. and'trainod in questions of. evil -,
beat-ch .waa.made for his missing wife
:Iln..tbia city. The authorities. intimato
abinora caught- at their stills are he‘lfiBM'eXDWm intentional aiding
hind bars in Southern jails awaiting:
City. Attocnay..8haridan, T. Whiting:
‘ impressing aeriauomhargeaagainst tho .
unmanned, taappear to«tsstify.against
'Jlln Arraimlcnt. isacheduled befom
gJudge'Jacob Caplan in the city court
thistmondng but. a continuance is com
sidered likely because of doubt as to
Pwhether Mrs. Sturgis will be able to
‘t’appear upon such short notice—New
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