m SOUTH NORWALK
7 meat.
IDESDAY. MARCH 11,1919
should. in so far as possfil'e‘. pm
EVENING SENTINEL
was-ruins- "of"
“it"? Fill-DEN
adding his voice to the chorus, caching
_______.———— -» .la’nd wh‘ét‘h’er' the particular tifing'bé’
‘~ II- & A. 1-" GOLDBN' Prop";has in mind was mm'oidablc. or wheth-
l ' ".. t it. ‘ ll sim ly a condition
TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1919 ,9; It \\ a“. I et a p
.. 0 war.
mm AWAC FORE \Var gives rise to no comfortable
t
TOMORROW 1:
- ‘conditions or happy situations.
High “tide 8:23 a. m.; 8:55 p. in.
un rises 6:12' sets 5:54. . _ .
s ’ , in“ comfort. delayed food and often hur-
Member of the:AsSchatea Pass." fried or insufficient medical attention.
The Asméfi’ltéd Press ‘5 eficmswelyf” means exposure .to mud and rain and
entitled to the use for publication of. .h‘ings are as inseparablt.
all news dispatches credited to it. orl-‘an- The“
“of, otherwise in this paper and ll350lfmm war at; the fighting, but accom-
e local news published herein. » _ ‘
man lights of republication or tpet’eantcd in none of the glamor.
ainl dispatches herein are also revE
served. lilte conduct of the war, which can Dc
\Vhere there is a caSe proved azainst
. IVEitING SEMI; mmzseparated from personal bias. it sllm‘lld’
P30“ CALLS lilo hrou'g 1 forward of course. No one
minnow—92. .f w", ,0 mm, the gum,
“$388110! ~ ; But it will be ureatly for the public
.OI'WEIK Branch once—1m kn
Editor’s Residence—218.2. good if people cenerally m we ,
City Editorifl WIM-‘irttrefully what they hear. and think
- W1". MW carefully before they add their dis-
1&121..- gturbing idea; to a world alreadv dis—
~‘_- —~* ——- turbod to the breaking point.
MSONIC NQTIGE. _.___._
d A M - CONGREsswoMEN _
Old Well, L°dg°’ "3' 108' F' an ' ' .. 'i th Montana con-
Meets in Masonic Building. South Jeanette Rank n. 9
Main street. lot and 3rd Tuesday ofigrcsswoman. is one of the "lame
each month—July and August cxcf‘Dl-lducks“ of the last campaign. if one
ed. at S o‘clock. , All Master Masonstmar be Tfi'tfloned so ungaiiant a
cordially ln'i'llt‘tl. John K. Finch. VI. phrase. Mm Rankin need not “so, mm
M. Robert if. “'ilcox. secretary. about it, hOWever. Though she may
' l not have covered herself with an? par-
:ticular glory, she certainly showed as.
“nwrimm have ign‘m'mltuuch abilitv as the average concress-
Vialt Whitman—‘an odd Tact. inasmuchimfln and was" probably allure the av-
i"':’erage in conscientious devotion to her
w
~— n..—
VVTHE PROPHET WHITMAN
generally
as “'hitman is not only the mos;
spired of American poete. but the most duty.
thoroughly American of them ‘allw if there 2.; anythint: to be leamcd
Dipping "”0 m” poems almost any. :from her cxperienca, it is that wanton
where. mind .are just. as liable as men to suffer from
their strange and formless style soonluw vagaries of political fortune. Poll-
finds himself drinking deep draft< oi ”W always was a. preCarious business.
rein-shin: and illuminatingpatriotism.:“hmon tlilnkin: 0‘ adopting it as a
prophets
the reader who doesn't
Greul pools are generally
as well as singers. and it is proha'lly imAn office is less dependable- than ‘
that character that Whitman is at mlhusband.
best. He had to a rare degree the fan" As for the return of concrve‘s ,0 1th
ulty of seeing into the real spirit of The I per com, masculinity, tfié‘woman-ha-
tPl‘s need take no satisfaction from
that. it will not last long. There may
soon be. a crown of women in congress}.
And the men will treat them with the
same confideraiibn they
gave Miss Rankin, and everybody will
“profession may as Well recognize it.
nation, and thereby understanding its
trend and {:i‘impsin: its future (lvl'elflll‘
. .
This is said not as an attTmpt at ll"-
erary criticism. but as a hin‘i of the
benefits that readers may derive from
respectful
perusing \Vhitman particularly at this.
time, whenthc soul of the nation is so
disturbed over the big war and the
erervthinu will run alont' pretty muCh
the Same its lu-l‘nr’c 9 «Wrap! that sm’n'.‘
puzzling lll‘u‘l‘t‘ms it has brought to 2:
focus. l'eelin: women and rhildrvn. will he
Read his “lirum Taps." chunk of the
(‘ile Vl'ar. in which \V’hilman plat-ed
a noble parl. and which he so clearly
Read especially a poem
handled more inhllim-nflv, and about
half thi- popu‘lalmn or the ('tillh.’l‘_\' will
lu" lI"'l tor sat lslietl.
~__.’
DO WE KNOW OUR CITY
lmrin: lll‘: war the branches of tilt:
understood .
called "thmm
wrim-n at thi- clt:._~w_- 01' that war. scents.
of lhn Modern." which,
to apply strainer-Ly to the t-losu- oi llii.‘ (iixls Patriotic lmazut- tu-tl’oruto-tl \zil-
it seems as if \Vhitmun
. . . . o ,
present war. ualm- stunt-e in lit‘f'llllL: ynunt' i’lf'lh
really ditl look ahead half a century."
. . l .
he wrote the-.4.- lines touching on what 31.3. (l.
. . .. l . .
llt’ called "a gt-nnral. divine war. {and cuntrimted in many \'.':t\‘_< tn t'lb-
in rtmimnnitie: near the cantunmvrfi:
and foresee the present situation when and in mp rm“ (.ofign-uflir,.1y "(4....
They performed patriotic tasks
“l see not America onlv—~l st-w not
only Liberty's nation. but other n9.~ munily alike.
'l‘Otlth llh? Lcnmlt‘ is still finding {11‘
In
tioins preparing; .
I eve tremr ndous entrances and (‘2'.
itself nit-ans oi patriotic service.
its ml sm- new cumbinntiOhF~ l 5‘00 lhe:Sprinzfield. .‘lils-‘L. where there are 2"
Sulidurill' 0f MAN‘S: limits of the Girls l’atritnic League.
i see that force advancing with ll'l"":lll(ll organization is commchan: a
sislible power on the world's She'll. lmovcmcnt which will make-all its girls
(Have the old forces. the old wars. ; béttor fitted for their future. ciizenship.
Are the acts suit-IThe work is to be done throuth
know less about their own city
played their parts?
able to them closed?)
I see Freedom, completely armed and will tin). up the high :school
ViClQl‘iml-‘i. 353d V913? haugh‘t‘y. With‘course with a practical understanding
the,of the problems of municipal admin!!!
other, tration in Springfield. The girls will
A stupendous Trio, all issuing forlh‘hcar talks on civic affairs, social wel-
ifare work and general community
civictI
Law on one side and Peace ‘on
against the idea ‘of caste.
“'hal, historic denouncements are life.
these we 'sorap‘idly approach? The criticism
i see the frontiers and boundaries of‘ know 19,, 55me their own city then do
"m tll‘leOCl‘aCi'eS broken; [outsiders is applicable to dwellers in
I} see the landmarks of Elli-optiftn‘mam. another city or small town. It
kings removed; V ilias probably been true to a consider-
rsee this day the People beginning;a,,,o “(PM 0, Springfield. Howei'gr, as
‘ but to the l to know their air, their elders are go-
wnhe?” , . , {mg to know it better, too. if the
_‘.m—»—.——¢ . ‘ camm’gn is properly conducted there
wsiéama the student: l“i so”? to be‘ anew interest taken
livery“ mn- has been 'rondeéa'by bit-l1" “We“ Mme!!!“ and‘rewfim
ter t-untrOVe-‘SY. byeharges" of ineHi-zand a m0” intelligent effort fO’Com
(“m “ham, udflmlfthe mistakes of the past: and" avoid
This is’idev'ltiblel.’n'mi‘is «near an; theft} in the future. A fKnorYour
' City” campaign should 'be productive
. ofmany beneficial results. I ‘
ilterc to be one heart
- ‘ . h‘ ,~*:.~ '1. -‘
. 1' Toward these complaintsflte outlier
the attitude of the open mind. , Before .
divid'naf should he sure-of his facts.~:
means, per se. hunter and cold and dis-z
l much about them as about Siam. and
, . . .
take them a; a matter of coursc. and, ”eggs than the italtahs.
kinds of lu»:i<latioxl. especiall‘ that 'tl-‘
holding the morale oi soldier and com-p
“3 ian names to Slav towns and villages
then do
that New Yorkers '
r. .-
‘ .
Tosntza U s.
POSlOJna and Idria, contiguous to the
territory of Goritza, with a purely
Slav population of about 100,000.
Therefore, the territory, contested be-
twe“ ttaiians and ‘Jugl’m's ,m Whack?” made public by the committee
the italians call “Julian Venetta,” com- ,and Chairman Overman said it “'qulfl’
be read into the record tomorroly.
Declaring that in Bolshet'nsm
:[ttaiy chimp“, Camiolian districts of
[Continued l-uu first Pain--
prises:
the
l .
i ltalians Slavs Vrad'cal at t f th l d
. . . .~ . - - w l omen s o 9 country m
l ('OT‘Z‘“ and Gmd‘f‘c“ 13'000 1:4'00" lfor the first time “found a common
2 1 The-“9 and dismft - 9149,0013 09:000 :cause upon which they can unite." .- lr.
i llstrla ................ l45.000 224.000,?t1i1amar said his informnttion showed
l j - , . q _ 100,000. e propaganda against he mum-n-
(am'onan di' me" lment was being conducted with meat
l‘ ___ regularity and that its magnitude
! TOfals ........... 309,000 00h000 could be measured by the. “hold rad
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i
l ANSWERS DR.CA$TELLANO. I
'To me Editor of the South Norwalk
l Sentinel:
Please excuse me. for build ing ycu
if I ask you again to allow me‘n little
l space in your esteemed paperyin order
to tell a few words concernfne "the
'facts about ltaly." published by Dr.
is
found a common canoe (Bolsbcvlsmi
'in which they can all unite. The 1.
.W. WK. anarchists, socialists. radical
or otherwise, in fact all dissatisfied
,e amt-ms. particularly the foreign eru-
LADDER EvLECTION-ent. are perlectinz an amalgama-
9 tion with one object, and one object
I'only in view. namely the overthrow rf
To the Italian population of Trieste'outspoken statements" found in the
(officiallv 110000 Mr. Ferrero has literature. Accompanying his memor-
. - ‘ , andum were several hundred excerpts
Emmmgly add-ed thevfluctuant “aha“ from mail matter showing the trend
labor before the war. 1 have main- of the propaganda. These will he tirade
mined the mistake for plainness‘ sake. cabin; litter; w w M A
, ~. .- . a s . . . oat cthe
, ‘ comparison between the “‘0: Particular reference was infill: by
‘35”‘5 “WGS no “"7159” “”3”“an ithe licfior to the activity of tlte dis-
Mr. (“astellano seems to. be very sails ted foreign element in the coon»
F ll anxious about our internal troubles in ftry. but he said perhaps the l. W.‘“'.
, caste am). I , , 1 ,. _ . . ;"as the most active in the dissemina-
The purpose of my article “Corrects! . ugo‘slaua. unayoxdable at the birth 0f.tion of the propaganda because i' an.”
Authority" was to nail down the mon- fl nation. He had better care for the at. “5 command a large field force
a: . ., .t nts f He bert [A internal troubles of ltaly which arelknown as recruiting agents. subscrip-
‘;‘lml(1: :1”? a Emet - 0 portrthe Ital} far more dangerous. The Jugoslnvfi tion aghenlfitf, etc. who work am: using-
3' 'ar w om or er 0 sup ‘. ., . , N ; y int c urtherance of 'the cause.‘ ".
lian claim on the so called "tin- settle lllCl!‘ cominutional trouble” Mr. Lamar's memorandum, :0 Wm”,
redeemed provinceC’ simplx’turned up- among themselves. it ‘8 'hflr 0“" by" .wan attached a “5' Of newspapers
l . -. . ' I ‘ 1 ‘th ) hi- ices-s. As for the methods llaly would fprinted in English and foreign 12m-
,sxder down lustonca ant e nomp use against the Slams if they were un_;_giua:z‘et: alliegedbltohb; bmgglnily; can.
ca acts. , _ _ _ «uc ct an pu IS e yt e . '. ’\'.,
D‘ (‘ 1!”. . < ' ed v article , happy enough to come under her dom cold in part:
.L as '~ A"? an. ’“W m: ‘ > " ination. the behavior of the lzalian au-.‘ “This propaganda is being conduct-
havmg entirely in mind to bring tot-til:g thorities in the occupied ”final,“ '04 with such ”“13“”. that h... “mg,
some counterproofs. But he did notigi“.s proof enough. it simply'nhu‘k' can be meat-tired by the bold
even touch the matter. Therefore. my . . . . and 011“!”ka MMOumt-l contained
.. _ .. 0 ’K H 1 had ore scandalous. .‘xot men the Austrian in these publications and the efforts
“"9“" a” - - ‘3 3‘" ° 9' ‘ _-" government in it's worst days dld dare 'made then-1n to tummy-fife a nation-
to 0th" argumenl?‘ and read‘ng “'5 such kind of omreSsion. In Paris theyWfld’ return of terror and overthrow
facts I had unvoluntarily to think of know these mm“ very well. America lthe government.
the story of “Ballam's Ass." who spoke has been even compelled to threaten ' "In a::::;‘;;:g°°"§g:" 5323;16:11
. . " - .0 ['9'
“1w“ nobody “3"“, mm '0 do “- Italy the cutting of the flow of Ameri ;they are submitted in a major or ten-
.\_l.v esteemed opponent made a trinv can [00.13”er to "1,1,.- ;eral claws“ as follo'irs: l. w. \‘i. an-
in history's remoteness to show how; The "a,“ va controversywst‘c radical. Socialiotic. and so-
.. - . . ' c a st.
Rome we: ruling all oyer there around. m" u. only “,de 0!! the m of the cerpts and it is ind significant that
“f‘ “‘0“ too ”‘3‘ Rome .“33 ruling principle of selfdeterminntion of the this in the first time in the metal: of
{omfiritaim'cauf and so on. Is ltaly Map, and not by methods' which them-called rddiutt movement in m:-
zoing to claim for this reason England ghmnd belong to bygone a”;
and France? The great memory of X‘YA‘V PREMRI‘.
Rome is not always good assets: it, _ ..
has attogeflie'r sophisticated the minds ’0’ WE ; 00"
of the ltallan imperalists. l ‘1} LL H AND
The trouble with many ltalians.
speaking or writing about the con-
: tested provinces, ix that they know as
Continued from First Page
by means of a bloody revolution and
’tbe establishment or a Bolshe'rik t-s
t . . .
get all the dope from a purposely this; Secretary - ll, “'tlllam ”afford. . i v v
i . - . . public. 0 l r . , . . .
' l lgadjng propaganda. l Zrt-asurerwlt‘mnk aN. FPI'IIS. "The '- “o' “v. is perhaps mo‘ut “a" >. F‘s'l‘} LE AND “AIAIT‘ ‘4 r it’ll PR’(I‘“\
,9 l wag born and raised there. and 1% N‘f‘“"‘~R°b"" 03“"; :iw-ly engaged in spreading ms nu), , Suits made of excellent fabri... th- e , . _ ‘
. 1 This makes ‘Mr. Ferris forty-fourth d m ha " , ; , l , . . - 'W. um. pm u.
1am amazed at the incredoble things year as treasurer of the organization. raban a a at s comma: a a, ‘.',.. ....s or fancy silks; are marked “we“, L -. _ ,
, , 3 - in.“ field force known as le"r.'!ltil'!| . mu -.,-(1 .1. . - ~ ‘ ‘
, that are spoken about. That Austria vHe V.” called upon for a speech and agents. subscription agents 9", who’ a, - . l N "mfg": of profit.
,was a mieflor of ”u, Slaw and o _ expressed his pit-um at the confi- . - ' " ' '1, ..t ' .
' ., " mm in Mm In- his as»o §r°5§..“2§§22‘_5'g" “‘ "‘° “mm “W: . STUNNING NEWCOA'B
dates.
The following entmt com-
ted. by Captain Mc;
Radical Papers Published
"This ormiaatirn also publishes .lt
.leant ave newspapers in the Erglish
.‘pressor of the Rattan seem to be an
i axiom with the Italians. Certainly thol
l Austrianrgovern'ment did not love the .mitteenwas gill)"
3 - - ~ = mm: Finch. George . - .1, ~ 7. A
{italmns but lit" hated'hnt! feared the , , , language and time In foreign Avtau.lummm«mzmmw“w Q - ’
9 Slars. it 33' 5; fact that after the'lgfltlznd Twlt‘om.das‘° “e hum" aflfttagcs'fhas lab?“ in the list latte; 13" j.-...-._.. ._ _ _ k ‘ ' ’
C ' . ~‘ -' .. , x . ‘ ' . ‘0“. is to compnsesony 0 cm: ““"‘ —-—7 -» . v-
, crmans and the Hungarian-t no m l The (nitrtamment committee made pamrs or the organization and do”. were valued and cordial and that l?" “menu...” ,,. .. .
, I z x“. . 9 't ‘ it w r .
tionalitygn Austria enjoyed more privl several interesting reports concern. not take into account the. mfg“ naznu-
i ' .
if ”m Atts- fine the actiwties of the. company. Al- l, 1. 0 r= a _ Full" .h .
. r , ‘ :most $75 was nettl‘d as a result of ‘ . if lance mm” ‘ "If"! in
trial) zovermm-m did not gun» a l n: the interest of the above organt...-tton
\‘et'nily to the ltalians. it did not :i-‘o
lthe picture at the Palace several The nevvspttpers listed were'
to the Slovcncs any schools at all. ln
s
:7 {\VPf‘kS 8:0. Tllt‘ forty-fifth anniver— \vws “M3111" Enflish "9)le Chl-
‘sary celebration at the Hotel Clifford cago brie Bigl'nloh 19‘2”,” him",
lstria a minority of l?» per cent "31- illlmltfighdealinrlfcng;ncfm~lll?:(Swill: ly. t‘hicazo: Industrial Unionist. win:-
. ‘ ' Q ' ' . . .
tans was ruling over a majority of 75 95,, anticipated. "“h' weekly. Seattle. California I)”.
_ tense Bulletin. English, weekly. ban
per cent Stars. just because the Ans-l Andrew Solwsz, who recently re- Francisco- The Rebel “'orkc" Eng,
”in“ government wanlvd it to b.- so. flurned from his tiour of dutly with the lish‘ bi-monthlv N0!" ank' la \‘en-
- : ~Amcrican Evpet itionarv ‘orces in - L .. - ‘ . . ' ‘ ‘ J .
l l); S ~¢ . e' , - . Va sohdanttari. S 4n‘\h. \teekl'r. h
n Tr ”to no h“ ( nuld get ‘h ,l-‘rance. gave a most interesting :ul~ p ' k ‘
(ago; t‘olos Tmzenta. Russian. week-
:nivanest job in any establishment ("m'idress on his pxucripncps in the bat-
' - n 9x a- .. " * ' '
‘trollvd by the Oil) nournmcnt. u... :tlo zone. lie “d5 n memlnx of the "an. weekly. (‘hicacnz x“. \‘erldcn.
mm Slavs had to PH)’ {(u- their chimp“. ;F‘ift}~s1xth Coast Artillery lland._ and Swedish. “1mm“ ,~ “,1. aw I)”, i..-
,tlw exciting times which the IHUSlt‘lZlnS dustrlalet‘ Art: 3"“, J enrich “n.1,“.
| arv s ho ro *‘v.l - to I‘ll“ 'o <, .
' I ' c 0] f m p“ 1 ' (n l m n ipussml through proved most entertain-
Chicago: Robuda.
.The ltalians could d" everything'ing ‘0 his anditr‘rs. and h" “us or“ (“iii-"gt- Art Pets Danni.” H‘ittlarian T
3against the Slave. Hut as soon as.thusiasrically applauded a? in“ riili‘ll- “(Vt-1‘5 (‘hipagfl . V
5 stilllt‘ Slay sleppntl on the'corn of some? Nine 33W" ”1913"“? “.E‘jro' elected. ‘ Wanf Térforisils Regimes :
and i-tflt‘l‘ill applications .0: .mombu- The information :‘urnts‘icl by 3;“?
l
“mun" ”my “(I'm shrieking m R way ship weru‘cir-rrml to the investinaliu:
Small incidents lcommittee.
hundred i tofu-shutout» were served later and
larvally appreciated by all.
Lamar coincides lu .‘ll‘. ('3itt'llt \‘."lh the
<tatcmenls reiteraiv'l'tclay h}: Ray-w
mond Robins. former heed of too Am-
erican Red (‘is mission in Russia.
.:-..< It) stir up all ltaly.
were- living exaggerated a
- fold. and the Italians in italy had the
l
' ' " . ~ " . " ‘ W ‘ __ ' , .. ' ' '2" :‘.l lwrcrc that
lmnrcsnon of an a“ ful oppression. l “hen ht death at“: mm
5 Very- 1.11".ng is ”1,. 1g... l'lion furl LEAVES 5250’0C0 TO committee, primarily 1.) .‘l:1.<'\ 3: sir-Ic-
3 ~ 1 ' ' h ‘ ' ' e . _‘ ~ WOMEN’S COLLEGE ments concerning iii-\l made Serum}: y:
V “I“ (“H‘jnann about Slnflzauon m, _ ___ .by iravid R. Francs. American ant-j
; [vultan town "nines. “(9". take for m? Morton F. Plant's Will, Filed 31 New bassador‘to Rtlssm.H . __ . ~ r .
rm". SlaV name .s Gun! Mt Remus Insistu‘ inul. . u in .l (9
stance,
iii - i u‘ct rtliru‘:
York, Benefits Con.
nectlcut School.
lorizia.
, ll'u (pronounced Garitzal "Gorica": “(MW at the Bol~ ‘ h.
' means in Slav “mu." The italian die-l
tion is only a derivation thereoL Sol
:3?“ u‘" opposite is true 0‘ “‘1'“ Dr-lol’ $250,000 is left the Connecticu
ltaslellano is asserting. The ltalianllegp
gjournalisls were giving arbitrary ital-i p‘ Plant. financit'r and yachlsynnxi. m. accomplish this purpose in the United
'9‘, here yesterday the mm.) 0, 1.»: ,M Mates. but that he was convmced cen
in their place
- . . . _ , , NS, emments similar to those in Russia.
3E“ ‘ORR‘ “Mm H" A h ‘1 He said he did not know of his own
knowledge that Bolsheviki from Rus‘?
".0!—
and putting such names on tho map in;
tale was not givt‘n. agating Bolshevist ideas.
GOVERNMENT
it will be seen from them: «224-,
l'nilcd States that these elements have '
the government of the I'nited Slates,
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ly, Chicago: Li I’uozo Prfictario. lta: iW‘IIh lwnine 3M1 Thllzk.‘
53's..” ian wt “I\‘:-.:
u.“ the governments of Ill-e watld and ,
set up terroristic gov"
for women by the Will of AL Hun Sla. actually were engaged in trying to ambassador with the
lain people “9" were engaged in pm“ 'the aid of the militarv
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by Ambassador Prancis~\lr Robi . H '
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‘said. "to provide against the po» GRERT PENSiON FL A 1
silliixu of error in statement and sub "" ‘ “
.smlumil refutation of my authorita-
tion to represent the ambassador in E ‘ (3'3” ‘: ”"“‘*‘*""“ ‘7 H
{the manner indicated by his verbal 36‘ — Te.‘ Nears
mStrunions." This was at a. time 19,. . ,~ . :1"
when. acroniinn to ill"r'uri‘t‘afomltl- -.
Ience. Mr. Robins was in t-onle:~~hcv '“0 ”in” 3‘ l“
,m-t "l": ‘t' llfln tvl' lie tlI‘r. j»l;.-.
officers of the Soviet eovenmwm. chm-ch pcnszun mud ';
To Fight German Treaty the illnll ll}. . .mrches tit
Another letter whirh Mr. Rnlt.l.5 ”'MNU “1 H") ‘I‘NO "f '
said was \K’i'iLtt-‘n by Ambassador Fran- v' Vifi'rti‘ilill Just ended ’
t-is contained statements as it) “hot Monul Suvro, cor-whirl
the l'nited SERVE-‘5 might do in lhv . ., __ f, ' _ ._' ‘.:::
cast- tltd‘ ttvttt)‘ was not signed. .\lt. 0‘ 1‘" ”mm" ””5”“ h“ ' 7
Robins told the commitlcv the lt‘ilt'l 'h‘” m“ "m” “i “153" V
wa! given high to be used at his tits- lwr t't—lil of all lmss‘lh” ~'~l
cretion as evi ence to Leninc :mtl 2hn .. ~. . ..
officials of the Fourth All~Russia Ddhmh onvthe‘salarae
Soviet at Moscow to aid in the 1,-xe.-(‘h‘1‘l2)'liiun in um i p. .
vention of the ratification of the foreign ml-‘flonary tux-d
Itit-eaty and 'tils evidencv of the wil- one«half per cen' n:
ngness of t to ambassador to rm - . u ..
against intervention in Siberia bvutlfiv “hflll h "1,. mw‘wmw H
Japanese.” - amount to $1.:0H.0tm m
Others of the documents wt-rz‘ cre- period.
tlentiala. They were presented by All. The church Dt‘n‘lt'" i ‘
Elohim;t as finglicating the :peeitxc eration on March l 19‘: :“
etarac er 0 is unomcial rclation- . ‘ ~- - .
ship as "special representative of the 000 raised to a “may“ I ‘ "I;
Soviet govern-
ment." One letter mentioned the
ambassador“: efforts "to bring about
mission ton-mu
organii‘ing an army" for that :owrn-
to protect clergyman :‘2
The fund embraces \ '1 '
scattered thhdtrzhott? 7‘ ’31"
States and foreign mfg-J : '
order to make believe the "big broth-t , . .. - , i. . .
’ ' - . . '9 f‘ ‘ . - -. ' - ‘ ~ . i . t v \
er" in italv that evervthing in "”5 liter setting . aside 810er u- d 'Tnhe' if“. a? he added has been ment and of the . failure of his et~ and more than 5,900 n... .
’nat'r . . l '. . . Francis D, Sullivan for faithlul at. cm. Setup; .l-‘i'a’neealrcflTeflim ltorts,” due to the non-compliance an» protected bv (”may '_ j“
’ “9 country was talran. tcndauce“ to Mr. Plant‘s businCSS in— ' ' °"’ With his recommendations by the gm- abilitv allottanm. g and > '
In reply
i
l .‘lr. Castellano has taken the follow-
, ing statisticg from an article of G. Fer-
rero regarding the population in the
:territories contested between Italians
land Slavs. (with the exception of’
'. Fimne and Delmatin):
\ . ~ . l
vided among the testator's “'hlv'v". 1301,12}; “gunfight: quite probable
Mrs. Sarah Mae Plant, and his two‘ tadical
ito aid any
sons. goperating. .
Executors of the will are authorized’ Twig loft $33151???” Franc
‘0 Simply funds. to the Shore Line Elec- ldmlllledntfiat he had gone' i0 mound”:
groups whenever
_ . ltalian Slaw
:(iorizia and'tlrhdisca 90.000 154.000
H s . 's ' - ' '
{lief-Algal: ‘h trict 11253000 33'000 inc Railwarfor consummation of an’quartera of the Boisheviki in Petro-
, . . ‘3 Ha ....... «000 100.000 option to purchas? the Connectinut’grad, asked them about their prin-
, Norwich. ,c-lplea and indicated his approval of
r Totals ........... 384.000 368.000 Ether-n. He also denied that be had ever
Honor-ts CONNECTICUT MEN. imam I‘mhreplmseni #119 Amalia:
l in this tabulation, although even so
lFrancis told the committee he had
lnot very favorable to the italians,
l there is a'littl'e gracious trick, but old: Bdmt‘mlnerm-Iiers Decora-‘heard Mr. Robins was woken of in'
ident at first stem. First, as tonne ter- tm~w um and Smith. 3M68'59w 31! $5an 0’ “*9 A.”
zitorr'of Gorizia and Gradism. the Ital: Washim9flarch ll.—Tne Belgian”: .
‘ianxpart of this ‘tefihow . (the‘w gamma; his conferred! honorary
leaned Friuli) rs normal-med at” at; W an -. American-l who. ujmtements comingvtmm sources other
The other part at Gorilla, claimed also members of the commission for :elief m WWW“ ”WWW m"
by Italy‘is phenom mm titéf‘iiflflfu 3W W in the par.‘ “'3“, ma", A
exception of mtmaomwaegm. WW distribution - an. fimmmtm: tampon;-
, > . _ . to questions “Mr. Robins! I“ I" .
“1‘99”. and small'r Ma‘s“ ‘0 7‘ ‘a'fsaid he did not know whether Bolahelerglembwzgt 0‘; the '. their widows and mph-an
tit-v.4 and employee. the will dll'vl'l‘fi 'vist agents were being sent into South lRobins that Ambagafifiniafiéu-l? In.“
um the residue of me em... 1,; (”America but. he agreed with Sen. King-been ”men,” ,0 0“ N-
I
would undertake ‘majnuintng contact
,mmmummwmna of'
on
In a notice which i:
say that Mr. Rich- . sent to all the bishop“ . .
valuable services In ; in on- United States, M 9 - : w
shevikl. Wm} ”'0 BOWL-d out that the ammm- . n
Evidence gathered by the Post Olgl grants of the fund mar.-
nCE Depgggxiient through seized mailghalfn dozen lamest pom
matter 3 ’ ng activities of the i. W. - - . - .-
W’. anarchists, S s and other:corporattons ot ll _..
radicals since the signing of the an; " —‘_‘ '
was to be read today into the “V: YEARS FOR
ins had ren
um'J.’
records of the Senate committee in- ENGLISH CHANNEL Tc“!
vestlgating lawless propaganda. The ...- — .
evidence was submitted in the form DONDON, Marti! <1 i..r~
O - _ ‘
35'3633mmrdxlmrtfl l Would be required in «mm ' . f
twmm em of the umdimsed tunnel undcr‘ ti» if' » .
smitten, rm 1 W glut afnel from England i.) H.-
M- to “the WWW-of the Govern- “(to n authoritative . y
a bloody Mon and are mum:- F‘" "m “I’m“ w“ :W 7 F ‘
intent on m Wine," and in l “0.00%“?-
thc'roms of am; excerpts tram ___,_- - -
m. ; SEEK FAKE OFFICERS
memorandum. which m ‘flue‘.
ttl11;lt'tl ‘.
,e'o...
has a mixed Dammit hast. "off mmeoerto-r or Genuine: «we «aim ' “ "which a
W the mamas-1.1. 1““ arm Ma...” m- ‘ \ ”mm
. .fi" 3.6 mm flcers at Camp n R, M, “M...
”ammonium; figflaw, ..,.mm,,.,... . 1,
' 94 x 1 mm mm obtain clillenee \‘l’lllt‘ll Wt
' Whither arrest of men pus‘ng as
l MM. Complaints of the actiw-
I officer's hare, some from
“ll
laugh. ntl cities.
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