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her-outing to pi‘escnt plans of General
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I This information was rcceivcd here
'ycsturdny by Congressman Fuller ot‘
'Klassachusctts in a t‘nblefirnm, fI‘Ollll
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. rection, French Official nicn is an artist. ' Everybody thati ,_ _____,._
. 2 m iELi‘i‘igiii‘LZnafieaiiiiMARSHAL EllEH AGREES Til USE GERMAN
TRUHPS IN NEUTRAL ZflNE NEAR BillilliNE
scorn nonwux. ‘ comm. Invasion, maize, 71919
Mirtiifui Pictures Moving,
Communications and Decia-i
‘ suit of the Attack Upon Premier Clemenceau. Who
Note SEIVS [knows him knows that; but (host1 who!
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ihmv many kinds of an artist Johnniel
'INACCURACIES " fanning};
i "it town tit RtliiERth, Am .
MANY Sillitllis .
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’he draWS and paints and writes pretty;
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Q, ’ ;Geucru.l Pershing, replying to Fuller's! ' ‘ {little rhymes for the kiddies fill de-i
r i- v . . q, < Zinquiry. General pgpghing-s message { isigns "Quacky Doodles,” and gives 10-5
,(er 95 a TrlbUte t0 the }i‘)IYIrclidS as followa: ' “ (cal business men a lot of free adver-i '
irn Was [00 Years Old: - Father, Benedict XV. “m-l‘vrvnm- your cable Evin-nary 1.3.. Emile C'ottin, ‘Vho Shot Premier, Was Taken to Santl‘;
’ land lot of things like that. but what
‘ E ' I t H I V' J ‘Dm" 0‘ $8vililig of 26th division d - — 4 . , . - .
~15" bind idea“ )‘Idhlllg ‘ wixsnwc'rmv Fcb 20 aCle‘rgy ”mm” “n“"t'll' uvon availability fr Texts Signed by Allied and;tliey did not know was, that he could: Prison, Last Night
.iciiiicals l or the («Ovei‘h'iuiid laity’ of Roman Catholicism gain-E , “ Enemy States Alone Form $33.01; 3,3533 3:191:33: firm: (11353;; “m“ u “
3’95“ “we“ here “may to pay homage m ”‘9. ”Guam?" ml Page Twelvf) Armistice Conditions .an accomplice throw it: on a screen,9 COPENHAGEN, Itch. SOT-Spar.
the I :tacan forces are bombarding the
'vi-nei'ziblc head of the. church in
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inn-mm» mi. an Fullllcd by a I We“ “at“ tum?“ (“‘"dwal (”b‘;
Mm,“ m,“ m,” wr-lnr- d ”w best lions, at the celebration of his golden
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ris ot‘ the t‘irt- (lt‘pilliilH'IliF 0F Stum- U)“ Cm)“ Jubilu. 10p? Bonedlm‘ “‘lf‘»
l't'lll‘l'fienletl by Archbishop (,errettifi
:imt sezvrnl surrounding towns in- V), , l’ R b . a 1
_i\'c. t‘ nines din‘imuui “mu“.uny n .0 came rom onie to fill” tie pon-,
Land then in a t’vw kind words of expln-'
Feb. 20 Communications nation provide an entertainment that!
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town of Rotterop, in. Westphaha,.
with artillery, according to a mes-
sage received here from Muenster-
Assistance to the defenders of Rot-
terop is being sent from Muenster,
PARlS.
and declarations made. to the press by;
:the German Government or Mathias?
Erberger chairman of the German 81'-:
,inistice delegation, contain "flagrant;
iliitii/iiitliltitiiiitts
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rii‘u. ‘t-lsii'lvzni illv . utillfoltl' tox- l;‘_\.'ti:mm:f'0; fig Si‘l‘glcesga; gishgp f2)? ' i inaccuracies which rcquire immediate: - i
.~;,‘:”,x.h,'i“{1: lini,(__(:‘ P's}. .nlllhl. half a century and :is a cardinal silicc' Icon-cotton," declares “‘1 omela‘ no”! if the message adds'
Q1?” “1"} 'l' "‘§-“§‘_".‘”‘::”“‘ "7:" “‘1‘: 1886 ‘ ' ‘ ' “-— :issued late last night. The note 5378:! , ..
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,m, “pr HM,” "".;,jl’l,.m“;‘na- be! 118111, a Soldier. Denies Schgldmt- “‘5 m“ ( 0C0 Chgnfeltlosi . LONDON. Fvb- 341—?” 9‘33“"
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, .. “1.“, .‘imm [WNW """ill)"-“. but Continued gift-{thighs carelessness m Acadent to the press bvl ”w Gcrmim Governfi T F B . Pl cc lonferencc at pans has decided,
lib". m “'0‘ .- ‘ -__ in Norwalk 'ment differs notablv from the originali .. ormer errlnger a ' t0 adjO‘n'n as a result 0f the at-”
-» 0;: vs limkv out. in a wooden . ‘ l ‘ l . ' i T t I] D t ed T - ‘- i ' 0} cc u
“29”,] m I, n” M “St “(a _, __, text handed to Marshal Foch by Erz-r 0 a y GS roy —' en tack upon lrcmier .- omen .a ,
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: =lw pituii. which is inmim (m ‘ Wi-iiring the uniform of a sailor-‘geggcfigcit Tleve‘gT‘l’P :‘2W 3 16 ”T . ants LOOSE Much Furm- says an Exchange relegraph 51“
12mg. mist, ol' till} . il)’. m zibuul i“ H‘“ "MW“ States navy, SC'1 Hertz cominunicftednto the9 ":88 Follow-5' asiPlans 39mg Mad? for a $375. tuer and Clothing patch from Paris th“. mom) 3. ’
um: sawmil s4) mimuy mm :It’ ”1‘ Nm'WMk- (it-‘lllt‘d in the Common: ' '1 V ' ternatic Campaign for CO" _.———- Therc will be no sessnon of the
. Pleas court yesterday that he was Fire broke out in the second story “mfg-r099 toddv. the message adds ..
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lecting of Funds
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li'uutlnut’d Oh. Pogo Six) driving recklessly when his cni- toad
. ( ‘ sployer’s motor truck collided Witlr Iiigte‘dhfigl‘nnigétutgoe tllioemefiesideifgemzt pARlS‘ 1‘ b 20—410061 new
. ,, _’an automobile owned by; Corn. 13.: Th .0 t . ’ are. t - I ’ ll &’ ‘0 I . be sick' ‘
,I‘, our Types To Be Issued In 9 *‘ mm“ 99" in C11 9 0f he (9 Frederick s. Benedict and now owned 0 8 early many from t , -
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stead of Bonds —— Bill
Ready Tomorrow
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working for A. “2 Dreyfuss of South
Norwslk, in 1917. when the collision
‘liappened'in Norwalk. The plaintiff‘
» _ sucd Dreyfuss for $500. .
\\'.\slll:\(l’l“().‘€, l“(‘l). 20— vii‘inai de- Ilortz said he was a careful driver.-
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l'iriOll for the sale in the Victory Loan He said he had driven the truck over H“ s“ 8 H ’
in April or short term notes, maturing 30,000 miles and never had a. colligionl,
in one to five years. instead of bonds, until the one mentioned in the pre? - -
was reached yesterday by the House sent suit. 110 admitted he did not,Be'::§v€S g XvazdSlgregli-lellg;
a n er
Ways and means committee. Assis- sound the born as his truck'approach-E
Shoulder—Poses as an An-
epflon:.tn the returning soldiers, sail; b him . e 'e . .
.0!" and marines of Noriralk and “’11- miny ygahg‘bfi?‘$e’fite°§§§§‘ gei'fi: ; room of Premier Georges Clemon—
‘0“ are “0" hard 3‘ WOYK'PeflecEmg :ger, and before the neighbors couldf ccau, where he was b61113 ““9113"
the many data“? of the celebratlon"gam" in ““101th {01‘09 ‘0 50ml 8-. ed for the wound inflicted on hurt.
The ”13““ 1°” ”K's ”09°59.“ recepu‘mbuckct brigade the building was to-‘ . . . . . 1 h' -t. 3mg-
' '- - \cstcrdsx. in tic unarc is
are being met “llh enthusmsm on ex .taliv destroyed last my“. i” ‘ _- . ‘. . 1;
my side and the community is already‘ ' ,sm, Emile (.ottm. The statemen
31‘0“”: a splendid spirit 0f ““Wpem‘ gwas madc that the. aged state-Smart
tton. The much lengthy and detailed was resting comfortably. that no
work is ahead at the members Of the fever liad ilchlopd and that no»
various committees, but they are grad- . ._ ’ ed ,
ually rounding the plans into shape complications had appar .
Nothing definite, however, cam
‘mm seawary “win-Ewe“ 0f the “‘91" ed thc street corner where the crash'
. S - and much favorable progress has been
arChlSt ays He Conceiv- “Toned 80 m" be known as to the probable re~
suits of the Premier’s inJurics un-
SUl'Y. told the committee that the plan occurred but. said there was plenty of
was accvptniflc to Secretary Glass. groom and that the plaintifl' was to
Cd Idea 0f Killing “The! When it Was first decided that a
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Tiger” Seven Months Ago monstei rcception should mail: e “I an X—Ray photograph of the
wound taken this morning is (1 ~-
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blame for the collision. Judge. Walsh
home-coming of the war veterans of
(t'oniinucd On Page Twelve) .rcscrvvd decision in the case.
Norwalk and “’ilton, Mayor Jcremiah
.....'?::;I$«1-_l'uf<1L3,? Vii-figs QFFEFER EflNVIETFU EgTfi'E‘E 1i“ ARBSMEN lLagoon, glen. 20.———C10t}t{in, who Donovan organized a wmmmoe which “lope d and examine d by the-doom
.,', _ . . 2‘ g. J ' . p ‘ i . mt remicr emenceall. 3 HOWE“ would have the entire charge of the _ , _. - - Q I H f
. .. t ,u, t, ).ii.i)ii.ii Vi 01mm :4 . BU o , Vi) a dangerous anarchist, according to a affair. This committee in tum (great- a {355.neizssgr?figcslel:;§sciii)?z xiii;
Central News dispatch from Paris.
N PEA SI Vthn questioned. Cottin took all re-‘
. t : ponsibillty for the shooting. '
. ; PARIS, Feb. 20.—Describing
”M . . lack on' Premier Clemenceau Emi
the Connecticut ‘ottin said: .
"When I reached Clemenceau’s
ousc I saw it was guarded and so de-z
ided to make an attempt further on. ‘
the corner of the Rue Franklin and;
\\'v‘.‘llill{;.'nll yusierday for
\x'lwl‘t- she will aid in organiz-
iii-mo... .‘Rllull the women
l‘l.‘ ivlun tn hold :it the pier
i’lt‘>§'it,‘Iti arrives there from
as old as he. The physicians..
however, say his heart and arter-
ics are young and they point out
that. he has been a life—long lib-A
stainer,has not smoked for twenty
years, and has followed a careful
rule of living. This has resulted“
in his l‘vcing extraordinarily vigor-
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EHAiiliEAUlfl iiuiii;é
. FlXBthlllt‘iifiilfltlf
Vote Will Be Counted at
Meeting of New England
Joint Council Two Days
Later
BOSTON, Feb. 20.-—The New Eng-
.llANlELS AllMil‘S:
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'l‘lw oiliccrs of
State Guard arc now listed on a. peace‘
'busis according to the new register
corrected to February 1, issued by the?
Secretary Says Inquiry Will
Be Pushed to End
Hm; liiii. v :m is 7.3m daughter
-- lulu Congressman Ebenezer J.,
" “till llf'l‘ the purple. White
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Ki {humus wliivr'h thc Sui’fl":- WtSIIIVCTOV Feb 90~Secretar¥ " " ‘ '
. .. ., . , ‘ - ~ r . . - - . military emeigency bomd. According at -
. .n ioliiw ii mb lmstréuldéitnioni Daniels admitted yesterday that he to the general orders issued yesterday, he Boulevard Delessert. There I hid,l 13:: gfigtgg‘éazg (Keglgggi’éfigogi ous for his years He has triumph
“i“- 3- “Hm *‘I' (l P erei has known all about the scandal in tle chan es in commissioned oflicei's‘ waiting the automobile. When saw. / ' V‘V . ‘ " . . _ -
I g ' February 26 as the date 0“ which 9“" cd over the usual ills to which old.
he car 1 advanced and fired sideways”
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ployes of the New England Telephone
and Telegraph company and the Provi-l
deuce Telephone and Telegraph com-1‘0
Case of Russell Brice Contin-
ued—Denies He. Stole the
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of the State Guard since August
1918, are recordcd. The orders are as
«in.» oi these is rim lncz llil- the Third Naval District. but has been
“““n'T' “’fl‘hul-ii “MT-i Pres- keg-ping the news suppressed. age is sul'ijcct,\vhilc as a stimulant
his recovery. he. had the heart-
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-~—-— ; (According to Mr. Daniels' state- follo“vs:—_— i l
HContinued on Pugc Eleven.) iucnt yesterday, Lieutenant Benjamin “Any former omcer of the Connecti-I .-- ~— - . . . .
' ’ " “‘“'""' 3‘ Davis, ”OK“ Plymouth; P34 Ensign cut State Guard who resigned to ac—5 WOMEN ARE NO i MaChlne ‘ 3:1: gidllkz?t%$htgl:OEUt‘laisefififingfcgiht‘ {Sit :§:‘lfi$‘-‘O 3:11": ifig:?§f§;§§
\ } TRACE YET film” EEC" ‘0‘. ‘39? ‘mk- anduan un- cent aDDOintment in the United States. GIVING UP JOBS g BRIDGEPORT Feb. 20.——An'ested ell said this action was taken because a" ‘ ' ” ' ' .
named Rescue lieutenant, ”filth 0th 1 a" 0‘ naval'sel‘vlce durin the. . ' i _ _ country.
‘ ) ‘ - . ~ n“ n l) 1 g . in Stamford With a stolen automobile 0f the failure Of the International
OF (()P] OIU'X i-i- naval officers and enlisted men.‘ - 3 FOR SOLDIERS in his possession. Russell Brice of N0. Brotherhood of Electrical Workers to: PARIK F b 20 P _ P
. obtain satisfactory answers from the. . if, e . .-— rcmie
439 East Main street was yesterday ar-
VVASHINGTON, Feb. 20.--—Women raigned in the City Court and held in
who took men's jobs for war work are bond of $5,000 for further examina-
refusing to return to peace time pur- tlon today by Judge Wilder. _The sto-
suits. len car is the property of Dr. J. P.‘
This is shown today by reports 01‘ Curran of No. 425 State street andi
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iFiRE DESTROYS
l $100,000 WORTH OF
post olfice department to its demands Clemenceau spent a good night.
and for the opportunity of collective Th0 Associated Press representa-
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bargaining. itive was told when he. called _ at
{the Premier’s house this‘mormng-
The Premier rested quietly“
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.ll'it‘> (fumiolu. (if 68 Boutml
-l l> still missing from his home
K- 01" 0- TO CONSIDER .
‘ ‘ "u “"“”""“" LIMIT PUT ON THEIR i
'I‘l’llil this city lust 1"iit'lil3' and has
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ser- was stolen from his garage at No. 57:
iii-vii secn or heard of since.
all sorts of rerorts and rumors con-
.ue (0 fly about the city concerning
'49 young man and the latest one
ilhzll‘il is that. he lmd been seen in
”.ustnn in c-izupany with a young Wt)-
til. It is clriimad that the young
Wmun he was with told a friend ‘ of
- that hm est-mt was Charles CO]:-
iit Shiliii . .zwnllt. and her friend
~‘iulcly lioti...»d tome one in this
Thi- rumor cannot be verified
'iie identity of the .iocal party
r'W-ived the information from
. is unknown. Without a doubt,
in; {Oiindmicn and is worthless
upon which the police might
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Willi. l3; 20.—A civil ac-
i‘llir‘l‘ed in the United
v «our: by William C.
Mumford, against the
' John Burke, Treasur-
. w it Suites, and A. Mitch-
‘3 3 Property Custodian.
‘42th the recovery of a.
‘ in the Deutsche
- 2-.I it 1»? per cent.,
1.1916. The custod-
g ' ‘rr—jwn oi the account with
""‘ 0? the bank.
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GIFTS T0 FIGHTERS; ~——-——- '
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The Supreme Board of Directors of
the Knights of Columbus will hold a
spccial meeting at the Hotel La Salle.
Chicago, next Monday to consider the
situation arising from recommend?»
lions decided upon by the committee
of eleven 01‘ the un'ited war work agen-
cies and by the Vt’ar Department's
commission on training camp activi-,
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ties at meetings held by th s b d'. I ' ' ' ' v‘ '
in New York yesterday, ( F O 105 , War TlmepIe’gthlgllféanin Bill
The committee of eleven, which con-
trols the funds recently raised in the
united war. drive. and the War De- WASHINGTON. Feb. 20,—Repeal of,
pnrtmeut’s commission on training War time prohibition is provided in a:
camp activities decided to recommend bill introduced yesterday by Repre-
that no one of‘ the seven organizations sentative Gailiv’an and referred to the
engaged in war relie’f work for . the Agricultural Committee. The measure
American soldiers and sailors be per- (mates the section of the Food Pro-
duction and Stimulation act in- which
prohibition for the period of the e'me‘r-
niitled to use more'thzm 10 per cent.
of the money I'eceived'rby the organiz-
(gency is provided and specifically re~
peaJs that language.
alien from the united war work drive
It is extremely doubtful. if [any ac-
for creature comforts to be distribut-
ed free to the men in the service.
From the beginning of their en- tion will be taken on the-measure by
trance into war relief work the K. of the Agricultural Committee. While
C. and the Salvation Army have charg- WBI‘ tim’e DTOhibition WaS' written into
ed for nothing. The restriction im« the bill as a move in the conservation,
posed if the recommendation of the 0f cereals the wet and dry‘qnestion
committee of«’éleven and of the com. was the only thing atotakeiand the
mission on training- ca-mp activities in fact this ostensi ' ‘ ‘hSei'vafion'
put into efi‘ect-:wfll mean ‘an' overv longer necessartj-w‘o
throw of the e K. Q. a” flab ‘mteo ot'oither,_
ationArmy‘poll ' ’ " " "'
SARANAC LAKE. N. Y..
A score of fast speed boats,
more than $100,000 and including the
famous Peter Pan, Were destroyed
yesterday in a fire which razed sew
erail boathouses on the shores of Lake
Placid. Among the boathouses desi-I
troycd was that of Professor E. R. A.~
Seiigman, of Columbia University.
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the United States EmplOyment
Feb. 20,-— vice from all of the industrial centers;
valued at 0f the country. Practically every-i
it was stated, where Women
d Into men's jobs they are
mined effort to hold
where,
steppe
making a. dete
them. . _ H.
Women Will Not Reugni ‘
The best estimates ot.’ the Employ.
ment service show that about 1,500,000
women out of 11,000,000 ’femaie work.
ers were doing men’s worlc when the
war ended, and reports Indicated the
number had been reduced only slight-
ly. ' ,
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DEPUTY. COLLECTORS
‘ INSTRUCTION
GETTING
HARTFORD. Feb. fits-Fifty deputy
collectors from various sections of the
Connecticut district which comprises
the states of Connecticut and Rhode
Island arrived toda'y‘at the United
states Internatnevenne Omce to at-
tend a school of instruction under the
directiOn of Collector James J. Walsh,
of this-city.’As soonu'the new reve-
nue Eact becomes oflective..these‘men
will gh-idtothe- fleld '
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' Last evening was card night at the
Victory Fair being held this week in
the Elks' Home on South Main street
under the auspices of Norwiilk Lodge
No. 709, B. P. 0. E., and a very plea-
sant evening was enjoyed by the 200
in attendance. Twenty-five tables
were in use‘ and a prize of fancy
work, cut glass, plants or quality can-
dy was _awarded the winner at eéch
table. Igaucing was enjoyed by inase
not caring'for an evening at cards and
Svec's orchestra favored with their 31—,
ways popular music. The ladies in
charge last evening were Mrs. Ira C.
Lockwood Miss Edna Howard and Mrs.
James E. Flynn.
The ladies fair committee have. ar-
ranged for a. matinee of
the fair to be held on Saturday after-
noon Washington’s Birthday, from
2:30 until 5 o'clock. At the matinee
all the concessions. booths and attrac-
tions; of the evening will. be in full
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CARD NIGHT AT ‘ [lilMltlllEE NAME]
5
Anniversary Is Duly Cele-
brated
Holcomb today sent to the House his
hppointment of Judge Isaac Wolfe of
to be a. judge of the Superior Court
for eight years beginning in March.
speaker Walsh named as the House
members of the committee on Legisla-
Danbury; Hall, of Willington; Eaton,
of North Haven; Wright, otPomfx-et:
Waterford,» and Caine, of Naugntuck.
0n the special railway committee,
West Hartford; McKnig ‘
ton; and in; up!
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THE VICTORYFAIRE
Colonel Eaton’s Birthday
HARTFORD, Feb. 20.-—Governor
the New Haven Common Pleas Court.
1920.
five centenary measures, Davis, of
Barnes, oi Southington: Gear-y, or
Brown. of thchfield;
7.,
as:
Beck’with. of
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through the night and did no;
aWakc until 8 o’clock. ‘ His first
remark to Sister Thoonesse, tho.
nun who is attendin‘g'him, was :
i_ “I am a lazy man. That is the
'first time in twenty years that I
have been so late getting up.”
The Premier was not suffering
from any fever.
An X-Ray examnation of Pro-
i mier Clemenceau’s wound has
i just been taken for development-
A bulletin upon the result of the
examination is expected to be is-
isued later in the day.
It The premier is cetrainly sci-ion“
glint-t; his condition is as satisfath
' tory as possible,” Georges Handel,
Premier Clemenceau’s chief clerk,
is quoted as saying early this ,
morning. The quotation is attri—
“buted to the clerk by “Marcel
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