\ ntinrl .“.i‘. r 531‘s
2- Be Dcpcnded Cu :9
Honest Value. Pct-
- Them.
itiAllR WAGE
iflR llACHERS
l/v-dsures to Be Discussed
on Tuesday, March ZSth.
Provide for Rte-Organiza-
‘ion of the State Board
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h:l\.‘l’l‘t)l' Holcomb Names
.1 \‘llllix‘l‘ of Judges for
7il»‘ Various Courts '
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Supt-ti. ('ourt Judge
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-. Lil'il Jud-4" “'al'nt‘i'.
t-xpectod than
he Public Util-
! lw nominated
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. ”ll John it.
o be judge of
...l of New Hav.
fitnii> t'rlnn Aug. 3.
- .llw illut'v nl‘ Judge
. m titl- Superior
. » tltl4 direct. ap-
‘J Frank llope. of NPW
~ a pharmacy commission-
- oi Harrison ‘G. l’urdy of
”Litit‘
'iilut
int» reappointed. Fred
New Haven. and John
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‘ilti-GAVERNMENT,
tut lllllli lAl’AN
lilo
Leaderspf Movement in Pc-
kmg Say They Have 3.-
000.000 Adherents
w: it.t‘t.t'.~iltti$15.~'rtle
to fry in lwhali of the independ-
-" :ll rountry “as incited by
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Old Gazette Building Gets in
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Line With Contract for?
Reliable News
Keep Posted Through
Columns of The Evening
sentinel. Road the Boot.
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Wain tonight am}! Sunday: warmer.
llttllt PEAS:
AMERICAN ARMY
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jPREMlEll SENTENCE!)
Emile Cottin‘ Is Tried by
Courtmartial for Attempt
on Life of Clemenceau,
and Promptly Convicted'
-—Declared Sane by Medi-
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trial Troubles . . _, New Fronts for Stores? M
_...._ ' . - i and Other Chan es N ' cal en
.. , ~ _ _ _ 'Tells Democratic Club Mom-3 , g. ~"* ‘3'“: — _--..-“
Misfits. March 1.». A DIU‘JIHI“. ‘ walk Tlre C0, W1" Build; PARIS. March 15.~Emilo Cmtin.
bers That Congress Lead-l
tor cooperation between capital and! , A . _
labor designed to bring about "a jugt' ers Mobilized the Forces-i ddltlon
settle-uncut of industrial strife" was . . _ 1 — ~.
outlincd yesterday by Charles \N'. I‘ll—i , "f Irritatlon and DISCOII" Spring liouseclt-aning éeems it)
it‘ll: president emeritus of Harvard. tent :the order of the day in the uptown illim. The verdict or the courlmartilll
l lll'Vt‘l‘hlly, at a legislative hearing on; business section where. in addition was unanimous,
a ill” for tho. appointment of a special i '
the anarchist who recently made an
attempt upon the life or Pumicr
it‘lemenceau, was sentenced to death
he ,by the courtmartial which was trying
mnnnission to studv the hours of 13-. ' "C‘ iRoval James site the b ildin ’ ’
. _ ' | , . ‘ .‘ . 4‘ 1.. r _ . . . . . g of a undeclared that if he had escaped ai-
liutmm lN‘l‘l‘fiftit'llll‘lh‘it-‘sfll'ndub‘”eld- “LIMA . new business. block on thy. plot recem- .ter his attack upon the premierhe
(”m ill 1):").1) tone by hie so (a; e-. . ‘ly purchased - next ,to aim Masoniclwould again have tried to take M.
(.Lllbl ( lt\(. t to e nexpe .cnt..t ;’l‘emple on “all sreet. lild the reno-‘Clemenceau's life
to say absurd, to attempt to fix:
. ‘ .vution of UN?» Weed bloc comes the might succeed.
by law the same number of hours tor. '
l l
j_ lflflfiE AN" KNflX announcement by Willing}a H; Dying-i Catlin first conceived the'idea
tton this morning that the historic old shooting the premier in
(Continued on Seventh Page.) May. 1918'
{Gazette Building will be right in linei'according to an official record read at
-._.-.... — w." -- :Announces He IS tAgains when extensive improvements now .lhe trial. in May, 1918. the cmployes
i Partisansh' d Ch l‘ ’n the hands oi the architects. are :of aviation factorics were on strike.
. l ' ! 1]) an a perfected. ' iCottln practiced shooting after that,
; The changes include new and mod nit was sold.
len 'es Chairm
g an Hays em‘fronts on all ’of the stones on the:
‘streel floor including those now occu-
pied by Trristram ’1: Hyatt, theOlzcn
their Skelly To-
\Vhen the courimurtial opened
clad: road the
attempt on the premier. The report
showed that Collin fired twice with-
‘out moving and then fired rivetimes
\
NEW, .YORK, March 15.: A chal- .
:lenge to Will H. lays. chairman of‘§h°e Cmpany. and
the republican .nat
}
ional committee. to bacco Store.
place his party on record With rc-’ W’hile definite ‘details could not be
aspect to the league of nations. was is- obtained. other changes m in the
__ ;.~xucd here last night by Homer 5_ .works which Will he told‘of later. [noes believed nomad Jumped on the.
“”— :Cummings, chairman of the democrab' The 0820“" Ulllmmg was built in rear of the car. It was shown that *
Tin» msv ot' Patrolman John 1.. ill). 'ic national committee. in an address at 1860 by ”"3 late A‘ Home? Bylngton.'Couin aimed ‘1‘ ”"3 593' l" which‘
bet-ls vs. the (‘ity of Norwalk was. a dinner in his honor at the National and for forty years was ghe home 0' Premier Clemenceau W"! 593”"3 '
heard before Judge George H. . \v'os— lN‘lllUCl'lLtiC club. it“? Noru'alk 0319"“ Nomalk's [lion-E “Rarely has a crime." says the ro-l
burgh in the city court this morning Other speakers . includedJosephus 0.”: newspaper. of “'thh ' this gifted port. ”been accomplished with motel
when Corporation Counsel Edward _I. Ullllluls, secretary of the navy. and “THE“ made such a pave); in the b3" sustainedprémedimtlon, “101'" "mil-13':
Quinlan. as the attorney for the do. (luv, Alfred E. Smith of New York. lcemul'y of his ownership. fdcsign. and more implacable lenaCitY.'t
fondant. filed a demurrer for the city “1 had hoped, and I still hope." N°"”"k T"? Co. wai"? twin :1 033“le 0’ '“GlhOd “'thh it;
the plaintiff. This will no- said Mr. Cummings. "that this greuti A well authenticated "um” that “ seemed would ””11"le "3‘“! to 3 fatal.
(i‘SSllHlf‘ the hearing of many detailed league of nations project will not l)e-',"""y large addition m tbe‘fost “rm“ "35‘1”" {
arguments. several of which Wl-le come a partisan question. ls there ”13 plant of ”‘9 “or““lk' Tim & Rub-i Cottln is described in the report '65
heard this morning but nothing furtit- any reason why Mr. Hays should not be” FO‘ ‘3 “‘30 mm!" the streets. bill primitive. vain and conceited and be-
L‘l' can be done until both Corporation put his party' upon record in this “913‘!“ could "0‘ b9 "bullied "liS‘llcving himself omniscont.
(‘ounst-l Quinlan anti Attorney Leo in» matter. so that the league of nations imormng. .3 table to earn 37 francs a day easily.
vis. representing Patrolman Roberts. may have the support of both polling “Wet? badly organized-
to which he was so close that one wit-
i
_ gyet. m1 .,
tile briet‘s with Judge Vosburgb which cal. panties, and oral] {aroma-looking “"3 desirimoldestwyioguuyibmg‘.
mill lw done bofmo Monday aftor- citizens generally'PHe will'bein gobd
noon. 3 ~
mm
opinion. unmsen'edly holdine Cotlin
. . . i
‘lo the promise at a newlhutel on “lei, . During his examination today, Cot-
ii he thought In“
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of
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the 9
repott describing 'the i
2
while running behind the automobile“
"9 “"15 tenure winter tonnto crop. At the MI-
Tbe domains)! “gives an expert medical ,
rosponsiblc for his actions. _ t
9 Reviews the Second Division of 24,000 Men on the East
Bank of the Rhine and Prmnm Eighty Decora-’
tions, Sergeant Van Israel Receiving'Congt-essional
Medal of Honor
i[ATER fiENEliAl PER—illllifi REVIEWEI] ISFI
lllVlSlllN, WHICHEEHELPED flilfiANlZE;
5 Girl Says Emperor Nicholas and Wife and Russian:-
‘ Grand Dukes Were Put to Death by the Bolsheviki
[\(Associated Press)--General John-
sfi,fl 1‘ 7 'J. benching, who is inspecting the" K
BY Rm IN “mm .fighting‘ divisions of the Amerimi’.“
. ‘ g
i
can Army of Occupation, had his 7
first sight. this morning of Ameri-
. . . can troops in combat formation
Busmess Section of Miamljon German soil. (in a six hundred
Floodefl _. Tomato Crop; acre plateau on the cast hunk of
“tipedo t .thc Rhino. overlooking Cot-lens"
‘ .. - .u.__..._ iand the Winding: river, he inspect:
MIAMI; Fm. March 15.~ r-Ilamage 93.; ed the Second Division and pro—
tmued at between 35009300 and ginsentcd more than eighty decoru-
000.000 zazzcausig by heavy rain-9 ln lions. He later reviewed the di~
"we “" ”Va ”“3““! 3'35”" vision which passed before him
(‘1 ‘ 'l'u’ ' . ’ ~ - '.
a) “ Ch practically wiped 0‘“ the in massed formation, the march«
amt weather burelu eight inches of mg tune 0‘ till-“.2430“ "1“" [ll‘lflfl'
rain ind been regarded up to 10:16 about hwnty minutes. '3
m, . . . .. .. -,-<i‘s; ., l .. - '0' Mann!“ .mp8 ml’pk’ ‘ .
The natural sutured an M and cavalry horse, which Was presentl- ’
t t . r - . . .
’3 a 9 records During the toasty ed to Brigadier-Genéraj John L...
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I ()OBIJENZ. ‘Friday, March' 14:
’w-vm
.._- _ “~an ._ ‘ (Continued on Page Seven). . four hours ending at 10:15 o’clock last , , .
n . ABE “RHWNEB -~-----” *~-- plight eight and t‘mtenths inches limes. mmunamlvr of the Third: "
$133M EAR “”3 ' - ? ' . .__ TAU. AfiAlNSl 1312.2353222'23322222 223;: 4.... W l... "'2 2...... Mi:
RETURNS WANTED . V - 7 ‘ business district. of Miami wait con- stun, (noncral Pefihmg inspected:
- . , mxmm. March 15. um..- sailorsi 'Vmed "“0 a the sum,” mung’ amfmmm'm
are reported drowned in the >illkill£ of '
the American naval transport YreL;
liau'on. which struck a mine at 1:35g
illillllitllllllilflillii lEAliUEflFNATIllNS
ibuckled and floated aw
i
lake and many lower . .
floors and basements of stores were units and llllliOl‘th’d artillery and:
flooded. The wood block pavement then passed on to the infantry.
.V. The commander-inmhicf, in this
Marines and sailors on. duty here.
K 0-
lJclant-y EClii‘l'l. the well known and' _
popular conductor on the Broad Riven; 'l‘l , , ' " ‘ ‘ . ’ _ j .
liatsi avenue trolley line. was quite‘ __ ", 'nmnahlrs m cull“ 0‘ the
snriously injured about seven o’cloek :3;11:;‘1‘;g1.1.(.h.)r[:he coltllectton (if. funds
last cvvninn by being: struck by an dim-r“ WT. ‘p jonlio 1.9 retu‘inlns“. fm‘
automobile as he stopped from a “'osi .. ‘ibfifl; 10”] f”? marines i”.1\?x“‘uk
avenue car in from of the Norwalk 3.7!?” ‘I. if"; 1ft”; made A fm‘u,“‘1'1_’iml_l
Armory with the intention of taking (1“;8'15” 1);“.‘3‘1V'Hmft‘fnli3'01: f\m‘“m‘
part in the! shoot of the Butterworih’ H‘u f. 1e? 5;")! b 3.0;“, “3d if"
llitle toilni in tht- state competition. l'im’im“. “3} Emil ‘3” “in? ‘3‘?“ ham"
Just as ho turned to cross Connccli- §£.0:,?,u:?uf‘m,‘ $27210, to?“ cit) all“: halve
l-ut awnuc. a large automobile driven ‘1. ‘h , . . 0 r1]. tnsreut ) 3
by a woman struck him. throwing him ‘ om ‘ 3 1110111111.. “ "m “he-i should be
=JllNlilliSfill’ihlfllAl
it THE mu tutti
hurled hvr attention and she then;
"30
The owner of the car. Thomas H
sisted of bruises about the back _and §factory at Pfonheim near Karlsrulie
inlany who arrived in Coblenz late in
down. Apparently the driver did not .hanlled ”1 to the llflldquarters "1 ”N
(0011011qu on Page Seven.)
hacked her car to Where Eellert lay,
illlll us soon as he could be helped into l"|ERS,ANXl0US
littcklvy of Bridgeport. left directionsf
that every attention be given the in-
“i‘QU‘dt‘l'R- and “'th not of-a verylhas been working day and night re-
>~'“-l‘10u:< mmlrv. would pmbablv con- lcently turning our iron crosses to be
lJanuary. “Chile the Berlin authorities
ghave discouraged the idea. of the
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know she had hit the man for she colt-13;,‘Cgf aiatglisxGigzeq?f?:‘ilhmf‘ A: "
linuvd on her way up Armory Hill un-‘ J lg ‘ “e ‘
til the shouts of the bysiamlers‘ at-_
her car. drove to his home at. 39 Riv—
('lr‘ililli avenue. and Dr. Rosenthal of ‘
72 South Main street was summoned. fflfl lRflN CRUSSES
lulu! man. _, 3
Dr. Iloscnthal said this morning} COBMSNZ, March 15. (Correspond-
that Conductor lickert's injuries comence of The Associated Press).——A
”n" M" l'fllivm in his home for‘sev-lisold to American soldiers and other
””1 ““3"“- ltroops eager for souvenirs of the
I.war. according to travelers from Ger-
lGermnns selling iron crosses and oth-
‘cr war decorations to soldiers of the
Allies quite a business has been built
,by the British, French and Amaril-
ln Coblenz and other cities the
The Junior Cl‘i‘s of ill ' ' ”a“
. ‘ . >. e Norwalk . '
High School. yesterdav afternoon :burgomasters have appealed to the
were the hosts at their . "
annual Junior 3
Social to the sophomore
up in this line in the zohes occupied.
.. . and senior|
_ “_.. Rum-mpg to a Tokio cahle- classes at the school. '
o'vlock Friday morning. according to
r ”mom to Lloyd‘s.
bound from Baltimore to Copenhagen.
'l‘hit‘ty-i‘ivc Sfll‘\'i\'0r3'..llllv(‘ been
landed at Vllarllvpool by :1 British
steamer. ,.
The Yselhuvcn measured 3.588 mm
and was built iii-Rotterdam in 1916.
She was taken over by the (”Mind
States Shipping lloarll after the Unit-
H1 States entered the war. She left
Baltimore on Feb. 19 for Conanllagen.
The, sinking of the Yselhaven pro-
bably occurred in the Norllt Sea. as
Hartlcpool. where the survivors were
‘taken. is a port on the eastern coast
l‘ol‘ Englrnd.
:“REDS” ACTIVITY IN
SEATTLE ALARMING
SEATTLE. March 15.—Bttlsht-iiki
activities in the Pacific Nonliwc—wam
fast- approaching an alarming condih
,tion. according to government opera-
ltivcs here today who are watching
colsely the formation of numerous so.
vim. councils. .
Seattle. Spokane and Portland are
declared to be the center of the great-
est activity in the campaign of the.
radical elements. ‘
A Soviet hall is declared to have
been established in Spokane. The
movement is' said to be a pint of the
nation-wide plot recently divulged by
Solicitor-General Lamar at \‘i'ltshinah
ton.
Motorcycle and Truck
Collide Near Peat Swamp
Mrs. Magis Tressler of Bridgeport
was taken to the Norwalk hospital this
morning to be treated for injuries she
received when a collision occurred this
1
i
l
The steamer was .
SANTA PE, 3;. M.. March 15.:_.-])9- were called to aid in bailing water out
claring he would move? «you. for {Lot basements and otherwise prevent—
lleague of Nations which would nivea‘ng damage.
the Supreme Council power to send at *‘“‘~f““~"—w
million boys to guard the harems of in v 9
Turkey or protect the lndian Empire RAHSMEN HAVE
of Great Britain, United States Senwi ”
tor Albert B. Fall.
1
i
of New Mexico, . ‘
last night gave the
llELlliHlflJL DANCE}
joint session his opinion of the League
l
f
at Nations covenant.
“it is not our business to put down
a revolution in Ireland. and i am (rank
to say that the Irish ltavo a right, un-
less the declaration of the United!
States was a. lie, to rebel if thcv:
lplcase..he added. "1 never will vote
'to send one of your sons or put him
in a position where he may be sent iol ‘
prevent a revolution in lreland.“ gspecial “Hams which have become
l Senator Fall snid'he gave full CI'P‘, such important features in the social
(lit to_ President ““130" for patriotism, life of the members of the Ciafismen
arsenictegieugxbggfiigfglfi. iii-132.223): m tltcirdprogram of events tor the.
a V -. year.a ance was on the elaborate
University colllfl teach \Vashlngton. . poster made brPresident Johnnie Gru-
Jefferson, Monroe. Lincoln. Cleveland . elle and posted in the ante-room of the
and ‘Roosevelt anything. It seems ‘0 club headquarters at Mnin’and Wall
In” ‘f there is one 19530“ American streets as the attraction for last night.
people have learned from this '3’- “! Under the leadership of their liner--
iifl giritliiiigei: mtespgtfhfléggg getic president. all sorts of stunts have,
3 ' been ut over. but it was th first
out for it by the founders and peer-i dancepthey had attempted. 9
mam: “f this. mum" and should; Of course it was a success. Not the
have nothing to do With the brotls of]; ordinary common or garden variety of
Balm States or attempts ‘0 recnn-, dances. but a regular dance with pret-
5“'“'~“ the 39°81’3th 0' Bumper. ty dresses and claw hammer coats and
. “" " . a colored man to serve the punch. and
i .
:llllllllNS IN
1
§Loc~al Society Turns Out in
Goodly Numbers at Select.
Affair in Assembly Hall
in the regular bimonthly program of:
t
..
§all sorts of frills.
l
(Continued on Page Nine)
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TAXES Willi minimum) of Would-Be —
.. i Suicide Solved
WASHINGTON’ “am" 15’4”: The identity at the soldier who'rtook
part of the program, walked along '
the lines of soldiers, devoting
He questioned company -com~
mandcrs as to their quarters and: >
on the reference to conditions?
Continued on Page Nine.
Hurst PENSIAN
l -‘ :1, i
:more than an hour to the work-
svmwmnr
DON'DON, March 15, (CON‘GSM‘
once of The Associated Press).——Seut-
ed in o‘chair in the House of Com-.
mons today. because he had lost both
legs in action «while fuming in France;
Madm- Coben. a. member from univer-
pool, delivered an impassioned ad-
dress in which he incubator-honest:
on the part of the mm t. In
dealing With disabled Moon; and men
of the army and natty.
It was the first debate on the pen-
ston «nation which minutes to be:
come oneotthemost stirring fess
mres of the session. One speaker
charged that the disdnrged m
mmeetthemaliuesotlitehad not
been curled very tar. license only
ninety onlcers and less than 8.000
nm of the hundreds and thousand-r
;ot'wom|dedhad upwthlsthne boat
’given technical training. Another
jchu‘ged that. the discharged man man 7
'who was physically (it was in. much
better situation than the sick.“ tubule
ads: soldiers were being charged
{$1.75 a week for meat. in sun-i
toriums, although they had me:
i
lions of dollars poured into the offices
2 the Nippu .liji. a Japanese
m-xvspaper. The calilcgram adds
situation in Korea gradually
with: and that litany leadem in
un-nt uprising tlw-rD have been ar-
. M the Japanese
:Ll'Nt}. March 1:"). (By [heI Asso-
"t.
._"
t «t.» v'l‘he leaders of the
~ pendent. movement have
Peking. and declare that
ioi' collectors of Internal Revenue to-
She “'83 riding With her husband Midway as persons and business firms
the larstederal truck at “‘9 Nash'tiled their income or profits that re-
GERMANS HEAR TERMS!
FOR RECEIVING FOOD‘ Engineering Company on Westportgtum today are liable to a penalty of
, —-——--—- avenue near-Pan's 8““‘9- Just howlinstallment of tax. By the'time the
i BRUSSELS. . Maren fi—Thevdeci- 3mm occurred is. not know!1 m’wllecm’ oflices closed me tonight.
‘sion of the allied powers providing for your! modem the "'0 vehl‘v‘lei“., it was estimated four million persons
the turning over by Germany of mar: WWW Wmede “’3: land firms
iChantehips and 'secmities to ex: comm Whitl- ‘ land the mun tax paid would ‘amount
'chan'ge for food was presented 19 n ' umnlzufier With”!!! Out end at to from $800,000,000 to 31.000.000.000.
.German delegation here today by 1.2m iii-stat vs- 0:11”:th she “5 seriously To take care of the congestion expect—
:allied commis’siog. headed by Vice Ado EW'Mfie‘n-‘Nflhed ‘0 the 1105- ed today, many collectors planned to
keep ‘ueir mums open ‘nntfl me to
A pleasing pm—A
gram was presented. which included‘
a number of excellent violin and pi~
nno selections and recitatious by the'
Juniors. who also formed the cast of
(Continued on Page Seven).
6 noon between the motorcycle in which
i
(Continued On Page Twelve)
t
QUEBEC FIRE
Loss or $225,000
‘ miral
would have filed realms’ suicide in this city of Private Nathan;
l
a. quantity of b‘ichioride of mercury on m 50" “‘53 in their “3150!!‘1 insur-r
“’ednesdayevening in an attempt at m : .’
suicide, was cleared up this morning:
’ when the local police received a teIe-l
gram from Dr. Harry J. Grief of 76%
;Columbia street, New York city. whoi
asked for information of the attempted
(Continued on Page Seven).
noose swans. TOE : .i
0N momv molt-l:
i. Sillinun of the 309 Field'Artfilqu
whose home is in Scheneaady, N. Y. » .
The telegrun cane as a result otthel A horse driven ty Albert Wolf or
investigation of the Nor'vnlk police} Wilton slipped on the trolley all;
who have ben striving since lastwwl while rounding the tune dummy so
QI'EBEC, Rfarcll 15.--Fire early to
. is a national one. with Sir "110$th WemQ’BS. ' of “FF?"
.m adherents. including the
. :detihisls. ’ Heaven “'or.
t nuarlv all the students;
:~':_\ tho-y do not counted
- in a)‘-ti}llling their aims.
. viz-upon appeals to the
.v.-. Western nations.
omnibus: on Page Twelve)
day damaged property to the value of Britai
225.000 here, before it was brought:
under control and succeeded in threat- and half an' hour later there was 3 re-
ening the business district. The flames
were fought. in zero weather, one fire-
man fell three stories and was serious—
.l:v injured. Properties of J. M. Orkin
to Company. wholesale merchants and
me Mmaahnuor deal-least" '
n.
Wemyss 5 mg the
poke; dart
3.19?“
. l!“ .
The meeting began at two o'clock-
pm‘p by a passing. su‘olst: At the in-
stittttion it was sound, that she moot night.
mam-ed to any serious extent beyond
amt!”
n‘
him
i nestlay to locate the man’s relatives: into and Wall and mid-0'“
«and! bruises and incl-.m-
cess unto half past three o'clock. in dons. Hr. Wet mfirwms the .
is understood that only Vice Admiral motorcycle and Mm Porter 0‘ tmwve
" to‘o‘s'ea- the Bus Sid? Wetlllt‘lheel 0‘ the in
track once: m Page was sent
his; ' the "
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