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of The Evening
Read the Best.
\ ‘ tiled Casualties in Sred
in Prisoners on Way to
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liolsheviki
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\pril 8 (by Associ-
Russian official le-
l‘L’ in tho Sred Mek-
V'lell' shows the Bol-
‘H ilvml and wounded in
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‘ ~ prisoners The Allies
m; casualties.
'wtiki li-ilay resumed the.
Hi tho- ilritisll :lnd Atti-
*Yl\' tin ill» [Nina and VJ-
r-ls Saturday and yestcl-
.t;- .1 number ot llolshevik
.t~..r the scene tl‘
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REVENUE Bl]
I'ncle Sam Will Be Fiv
e Bil-
War Bonds the Answer
.‘t'.\>‘lli‘ nit-Ix, ll. t'.. April 8.--
~ esliliicileti total revenue of the;
‘l ‘ :rm. H' from all snuices for the
. ..l ‘l'lal' limit, which bl'glnrl on
i. this your. will fall short of the
inum-il "Xpt‘llllllln’fS by approxi-
.‘i-ly tullr billion dollars. and it will ;
wires-anti)" to sell bonds [0 make
.- .i. l'n'll, it was declared today
"'i'"“.\'¢‘ll'iill\'9 James “1 Good.
.» I'I.ii'1.'i'l""l ot‘ the House Appro-T
v-n~ committee. after making it
-l \tll\t'.\' of the figures.
. iill‘ltllllllflloN tho- sule of all-
-»t.--.< oi \Hll‘ bonds to follow '
t . t~.'\' Li'vl'ty 1.4mm to be sub-
~. :i liw “wells.
Expenditures 97.000.000.000
l.Ill timid estimates that Alli
Win'znu-‘d On Paze Twailve)
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‘3' khrenga Fight—Amer-
thc Finns, Kare-.
Friday’s ‘
lions Short on July 1—:
Enterod at tho South Norwallt
Office aa’Bocond Class Mutton '
sour; : man; focal."
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FEDERAL til 0N ‘ t M
. .ALIENS.’ WifiES Nillliil
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The Amount Is to Be De- [A8]- REI- f Made Special i 'tion‘ _ ' , H" . _ I - i
.ducted by Employer From - . of $2,000 Fm .. m. ' . -~ .~ 1.. . . ... . _ .‘ ~ .1 _- .
Pay of Employee ’ ' ‘ printed ' ‘ ~ 5 ‘ f to the " ' 1 . . . ' ’
. . . ' Bridge Connfii » ' ‘ ' . >
in: l‘zdeg-gle‘g2dvgenlilfizldtt isug‘gedu'i’: ' i A 4..., bi t' spoci l f h V ' g l-——-— '
wages of all aliens in the country. , . ' . mm of rtlmhte .34” "I500 :3; \~ _ V.“ « e ' I - E "m“ " ' ' ~ Il‘l’fm' . it”; I I
by one of the provisions of the in- Chairman Cavana h MIRGS: es ‘ - 1.. u ' - . 5- E‘ ‘ ' A ' ° '
“"5: sizing :2: become» . nun Appeal to‘Workers? aim: alarm: . 3‘31”“ M” "‘-““"i The Fm‘wm 0"" "9”." PM WM
, p y of alien man to ‘transacted. . .. the First to Entraln an . HIS . M Hand‘and “Inst [Inn . Mg”;- Cycle
t1'E3“.$—2.§l‘:’oimfiiniiifiifi‘fi.iZi‘HTfii ‘° 1"" ”MW" 0"" “'et “'8"- "i M... m m- Wi“ Be Re“ F“- W B"! Acaden' t - a... \ '\ ‘ v
in!” .. ' - - Top ;in , William H. Melina and Louis Parade on April 25th - ‘ ' « ‘
This provision m. the. law apparent S. Beers were the mambo Mt to
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ly has not been brought to the at— 23”", when the“. n‘ ' -
lt'llllon of employers in this city bovi , », 1 ring”: ngao;rv‘lnng’b. 1‘ Costco
NEEDED AT "NEE were the absent members '
run- and some of the leading manu-
The session lasted for o- i Ive min--
tacturers who were asked about the,
matter this morning were. surprisedf iutes just long enough to the mom-
‘ bers to vote to make a s appro-
f t?) learn that the. duty of collectinz ,‘
l ; 5 pristion of 32,000 from the - propri-
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MAY, nan. 8, 1919
lilltiiiools
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lll'i'lltlili titlilillllillllltlllliii
.- ”minimums
Herr hansberg and General Von Kieist and His Staf
liliEAl CRBWIJS .
liliEEl SflllllEliS
Sergeants Led Many of the
; ’ ‘ , ated revenues of the city t 'tho credit
| (Continual on 938‘ “01") iHoped to Have All Subscrip! of the Bridge Constructiongcommittoe
‘ ' ° 88“ ; for current expenses. ..
t t1?“ In by NeXt Tu ay ' This was voted unanimobly and an
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: Cali-man John Cavanagh of the
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g made and carried.
:Norwalk Near East Relief Campaign
iniade a spiritual announcement at
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. icampaign headquarters this morning . ‘
..__.___ irelative to the slowness with which' ‘
SAN ANTONIO. Tex., April 8.——-ln reports frOIn‘the workers were com-= swncflm WES‘
.the arrest of Emilio Cantu. an aged 2 int: in. Mr. Cavanaizh Was compelled.
Mexican, now held at Brownsville, : to be absent from the city {or the ma-.
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Constitutional Amendment
Text. by immigration authorities. lo-iJOI‘ PEN Of the campaign. only return-.
cal Secret Service agents asserted . in: Friday. On leaving for an impen
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For StateWIde Prohibition;
Lost by Two V0 in the!
today they believe there has beeniallve business trip to the West. Mr.
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solved the mystery of counterfeiting Cavanaizh “Muri’d Lieut. Thompson;
operations extending over a period of l‘eprt'SPminz the National and State'
eighteen years along the Texas bor- committees that Norwnlk would go:
di-r tintl amounting to at least. $100.- 3 over the top in this mat cause with
”00, 'its usual prompt. efficiency long bo-f
. Federal officials say that CantilHOI'P his return. His chagrin and dis-t
hits made a confession implicating appointment upon hi! return to find,
several others. ' ‘
' The records of
HARTFORD, April 5.- A :- appal-i
pntly adopting the resolu on from;
the 1917 season which proposed a con-j
stitutlonsl amendment for stato-wlde‘
. prohibition. enough members switcheol
‘ A _ ‘ "' : their votes to roioet. it,_su that out
M‘s ‘ . resolution failed «possum, ml
‘5 ‘ - J not?) vitae. Th" vote wastinwholo nttln-j
“PRBVFIIH’QL 219: necessary to carry, 140;:
iMany Attractive AdditionsguESTRflYEn TWELVE
i at the Popular Shore Re-'
i sort in Preparation for
‘ Coming Season
the local Setu‘etl
Service oifice show that for years}
‘llIPI'P have appeared in ,Norfliernt
[Mexico from time. to time. crude pent
land ink (imWn $20 and $10 bllls,i
inhich were used in tlle'purchase of‘ .
cattle in the interior of Mexico. They '
iVVeI‘e given in exchange for cattleJoE
‘ImPll unable to detect they were input».
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“'llat though the guns begin to rust.
The fire of War is ash~~
‘\\'llat matter if the vineyard land
Forgets the pounding crash?
iVVe cannot say we saw it through
Extensive improvements. which'
.will make ltoton Point one of the! BOSTON. April 8.—~French records!
,prettiest and most popular shore re-;creditcd United States naval flyersf
ism-ts along the coast. are. to be made i with having damaged and possibly
‘according to a statement made thisgdestroyed twelve German submar-
'morning to a Sentinel reporter byiines. according to Capmil..'l'h0mas.
,Manager Neveille Bailey. A new;(‘. Craven U.’S. N.. commander 0fl
i building is being erected. several new i all the United States naval aviation,
.attractions added, new bathing hous-I forces in France, who returned on:
to . cs constructed and the park COleCl-; the. U, S. S. Agamemnon YGStt‘l‘dBY-i
health cly overhauled preparatory to the;llis department. he said. took a;
And paid the. homewm-d fare. gopcnilig or the place on 'litemorialimore conservative view and conced-i
, Wi- loaned our dollars while they .ed 1h? sinking 0" “'0 “d "‘9 damag—lv
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. Now Victory Bonds let's buy
z'l‘o guarantee. the things for which
3 ()ur brothers went to dieZ—E. B. T.
i Plans for tho Victory Loan Cam-
} ITntil the. last bills paid.
il'nll’l the road of peaceful gain
is staunchly. firmly laid.
, Wo- (:Elllnul glorify our arms,
’ 'J‘lle deeds of heroes there.
.l'ntil We‘ve nursed them back
mg of eight of the enemy craft. .
Captain Craven described the rap-i
id growth of the United States Air‘
'Force in France from nine small sea-
; planes to agreat fleet. operating from i
ia port near Brest with more than(
two hundred battle seaplanes. He‘
lbeliev ed the patrol work of this fleet.
:an important factor in the curtailu
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Companies on the French
Fighting Front
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lkmonstrationa have occurred In
Munich against the new revolu-
Plsced Under Arrest at Madgeburg
BOSTON, April 8.-‘The 5,800 men
or the Yankee Division and other Nu FARM Sims
branches of the overseas nit-cos who ‘
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' ment of Bavaria,
arrived yesterday on tho transpor; ittona . govern - -
Against-non. wen transfer-ma to "PM BY munvr‘accorld’mfl *0 3 Berlin dispatch
3min. at Commonwnltb Pier and ;today. The. demnstrators were
Hal-warded to Camp Devens today. ....__..._.
, idisperscd ‘by troopsp the advices
Otto De Pierne Left Car 111- i “ate-
' Rm‘ ed m. -4. Protests against the formation
Side A M lot the Soviet Government, votced
ter Warning From Trafilct political meeting in Bemberg,
, at a ,
Oflicer Gibson — 1'3“. cl' Northern Bavaria. are reported in
Blocked For Some Min- dispatches from thatrity. hep“é
tes—C' nginee in. ties of all the bourgols parties 0
:l' We“ llt’lefsed r M lthc three. Francomun Govern-
What unt to a t at case le’Fra conia, met in Bamberg and
sum s e - . .‘ . .
Ming lhn Power of Street Commis- i ”31.“ 9d 3 111mb}! pgvkth‘:
flint-.- 3. Minor . to chrome . against the proc‘i‘amataon o
- ‘9 . 1‘98! M. ‘1'} 16!.ncni‘rmilac t nme . ‘ _ ~
calities Whore" automobiles no r .; mm, whole no “mm"
1:323an 3:11.31?“ "e an“ i Northern Bavaria,” . dstlle Ero- -
3 N0 PARKQIG itest. “is warned. {gaunt allowmg
signs at the junction of important itself to be intimidated through.
streets at both ends of the city. was ' fear Of a vanishing minority,
Those men of the Twonty-eixth Divi—
sion who so elected will be held for
the parade on April 25. Others will be
sent to other camps for discharge.
The 102nd Regiment of infantry.
made up in part of Connecticut ul-
erans, was the first organisation to!
entrain. Its units left the pier;
(Continual 0n Pogo lavas)
lilillANlZE Willilll ;
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Ex-Army and Ex-Navy Men
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[Pl-id ' tried out in the uptown court thlsimainlv consisting of persons pre- _‘
W M morning before Judge Candes, “m: ‘ dominantly of a foreign race.
rendered a decision upholding . _ .
Street Commissioner. ‘ “Bavaria is on the edge of a
The trouble. started yesterday armprecipice. and if not preserved
“no” ‘t a“ ‘33:" “:9" 028‘} from a dowufall everything rs lost.
ocloeh. when Otto ems r.. w o . .
is in the sewing machine business 5 B‘W“rm_“f'n then Winn? “is I"!!!
with his father at 8 Summit street, of frail-mule. plunderms an un-
iine. Foreign countries will refuse
food and assistance to a Bolshe-
ivik Bavaria. and help from Rus-
WIiiillill SEASIIN g
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organized such a group and Norwalk' [
Following an informal meeting
held last evening by about a dosen
exarmy and ex-navy men of this ‘ci-
ty. a call for the organization of a
Norwalk bunch o , the World War
Veterans. in rela on similar to that
of the Grand Army of the Republic to
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it is hoped that all those who have
served with the army. navy or In.
rino Corps will come to the mass
meeting to be held on Friday evening
of this week at 8 o'clock at the City
Hall in the council chamber and be
heard with regards to the formation.
of such a branch in this city.
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gNorwalk Yacht Club Gov-l E5 MEN”
erning Board Entertained;
by Commodore Farrell at Founder of the Chain of
Sound Beach Five and Ten CeatflStons
" and Owner of Folsom
Continaod on Pale Nina
LAliliEST WHEAT
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f 5 '9‘! I . QC ARES STRIKERSt - i “9"“ m" "9“" ”as" i ' in: board of the Norwalh Yacht Club. l New York
.4! {I L 1 l L ‘ l The following is an enumeration oil 3 last evening. at his residence ”i _ -
. i . k l \VVRBNC‘P———‘ Ma“ April 8 Two! ille Tnd list ofr tilasCItgsisof Nolrwalt; i YAQUI INDIANS GET ; Iso‘m‘f Beach. Plans for the comingl NEW YORK April 8~Fraak W
t '- .. . - ~- "“ l for t e, years 0 - an con-. a . . . l _ , - -
[UR RFEflfiNITIu 'lt‘xlile strike sympathizers attempted . tains many interesting facts: .I WEAPONB BY RAID {Estimate Made by the De-" fgafiggefii': (girwmael :ggnlhgw'oun ifiginlc:orthio;hitstUarmduu :I fiyvo “and“,
‘ ‘hfiiséopu'ri‘igmwals‘iiililinhg'waayig 21:39.; Numb}? "P”pfim’ “2 2);“"2‘? INTO UNITED STATES. ‘ partment of Agriculture: orial Day, May 30th, with fitting cer- l ’2‘” 2:05” a “pm, 'o,‘,5; m
_. l‘ - ' - z ' '5'225 we ing 0“"5 ' “ '7 l : ' Aemonies. Commodore Farrell willl ‘ hetam '
\r‘\\‘ it “I“: ‘t 8 C fid ‘2;th lthfi "mailer a“tithms‘ltfttrl todaly ”'573 Barns, Sheda' em" em 518.071: NOGALES Aria. April 8.~Yaquit on Apnl lat !have his flagship. the Mystery. iniz‘rrfigl‘lge‘ildi of a grgat tgbeainmigfhm
Y . i - . WI .-~ on one. ‘ey l'ew s ones a e e um P t 8.020 House and building A ' t _‘ l and h will be an 0...; .
.1“. .1... l" q. 6' (film‘s-”q“... w,” ”1.0g. . oi workers until Murphy drew .1 l‘P-j 10m 5.562.305 f Ind‘ans yesterday cmlsgd he acui; WASHINGTON, April 8.~Thefccgm?1“ifon' (h t {Otis-hood concert Sslof‘es in the United Stilt... M
~ . l ' ~ ~l ' . I t - l i- o‘volver and fired five sh is in be all ' -- - dary from the State of onora. ex t i h l es ra or e ‘ . ’ and England, died SW” 0'1"! ‘0'
(9.. hi" .1 ‘Ptl;rl‘t- ( i'lllllh 3 i. l‘ .blpwtgil‘ “file” the. "lent “Pd - T210 attic}; 0c:‘| 24 l Buildings, fat stores. \ CD. into the [lmmd Stfl‘ea. obtained ”urgent Ciro!) 0 w nter w cut ever !_ and dmdng in the e'en‘ng_ The “a. l day, a“ his home u Glen cove, I"
,, 3'9 TI \ 11.3%: iii u 93:: fame; curred at the corner of White and: Eit’lfgshélgfitrzi'c a large amount of arms and aglmlilni- ! 52%;:5- fog:°::iA;2:c$::xgiaab; .‘ ual luncheon will be served. llsland in addition to mhfihh‘ ‘
,xio).il:ll~!v 2::19 SH." v. _ ,.. l . t e .i ("IE it " '
m n... _..n_\ lnr llle ultimate es-‘ Chestnut streets in the northern part ; etc. 2.068.470 gfgdfg‘dghg‘ $1.232? ‘mamxhfig ; basins its estimate on conditions ex- w named on s. "l P I ) lbusmm “ml PM“ :‘M 2;": ”If;
tahi “Hug“, "f a .yp‘virh Common; of the city remote from the mill Sf‘C-I 75 Buildings used for lgales Conora This intormntion 'ulisting April 1. The enormous yield ° ' lly_88.000.00° 39“? If“ s
— .“nn' i mills. manufactor- . {brought here'today by Mexican om.’ of 837,000,000 bushels was announc-l . . ”an"! ‘he';°;:'l';:; in In“; :2:
(Continue-'1 On Page EleVen) t qulLel:eox:s nloo‘rfn‘iwal nof yester-1 ies, etc. etc. 1558.23.51.31”. led. which at the Governmentvs guar‘iReplevm Wflt served li’oci-(lthiid to be {:9 tallest building
'_ ‘ 415.91“! 1”: anumbGr earnstlflggtesigg i 10.081 Acres of land 1,508.8:0; The Mexican officials asked Colon“, Spiced price (llf $2.26 asgushel places on Sergeant Tom Hunt in the world. _
lets abroad was small. Window: 01"1'007 Shell fish dlandsl gg'gé‘é! 3- 0- Csrnahan. United States co \ gihEEODSaxgg ‘iflnfigthelggzgfloo‘ if ~——~ -
several houses occupied by mill work-i 548 Horses an mu es “'8601mander. for assistance to stand on no unfzvorable conditions eg'elo Constable William Vollmer Mt 9" Continued on Sixth Page
i ‘ vl'x' were broken by stone throwers 464 Head cattle ' tthe Yaquis, Who' the Mexicans fear. it p ‘ enlns served a VT“ 0! replevin on Do~ -
. Idiirin the night 4 1.248 Motor vehicles and iintend to “hack Nogales, Sonora. 'firfin névzoznéo tinge no: rvest. motive-Sergeant Thomas Hunt and
i Q . g ' __ automobiles 520-515 As a measure of precautitm Colonel i' 1 v . “3 ° ' 13"" ‘ demanded ‘ sum or money in Sergeant
. .: Psi Carriages. wsg- Carnal,“ ordered a mounted detach- i than the previous record crop produc- Hunt's possession. The a in m.. . .
. is .Two and a Half Foot gvnstagld biggies: 24-615 ment of the Twenty-fifth infantry to 5:01,:{gr-‘vgdgfgflfifiyezuwm | cm“! W,“ mmmmme’m’. “mi
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_‘_ ____ . Snowfall In South Dakota elry of any kind 17.506 t hboce bhtlalllevgdlzth cal-$1151: if; mgdmtséi The production of winter wheat Kitty Kelly was arrested.for stealing .
Hi DSTl ix. April 8. vRadio common-l Furniture and mu- exaggerated. ‘ last year was 588.449.000 bushels and “me “5 from 0‘“ Gourd ”skunk“ .
wa' nu .tl; ll'.“ transport Mongolia.i DENVER. Col.. April 8,—Trains sical instruments In the meantime the streets c“éin 1917 it was 412,901,000 bushels. ' in the COM?“ Hotel. Wk“ 0 I" g
t“ -: - ~‘ - " ' h. and East enterin - and libraries 76,765 > _ While the record crop of 884,990,000 WIS arrested m her NOW:
0. i.. l 1. “till the fourth 00min thou] the N011 8 .. are filled with hen,
mm M thw 25m Division. was es.!r)(-nvei~ are runningrfmm one to ten Farming 1139‘9- vily armed lexicon soldiers and or “51“?“ "3 9mm“ in 1”" is”"a°:en‘h°'mfgn figmsm‘fii PANAMA. Monday. APT“ 1""
. l;l~'il("l by the First Naval District ' hours behind schedule as a result or ments and tools 150 citementprovaus in expectation of 7--- ~ light No mtg-yo . d be mg 'm a.“ :5. mm
H. . dquartvrs many. The first mes- the wind. sleet and snowstorm that Goods and men “he Yaqui attack. i Continued on Page Nine. i‘b . t not {got will, It!“ “a“ m” to "I! m at
.i. . remit . .3 mild that the vessel swept the Western States on Sunday. disc of merchants . I. . 1“.ng mm “of AM mae'ig'st m and Old Product. h
' - rxlwv'wil to l‘l'uCll the outer har- : Three feet of snow is reported 3‘ and “1‘9“ 1379-401 “ ”“ “ ““" —‘ fl rpm ”divining-ll and 0‘“ 0:00.. 0..an all the W
"~ - :tlrllit midnight on ‘Wednesday Vi'igglns. Col. In Western Kansas Steam sailing ves- . lbs refused '0'” m a M had its 0'18“. ill m m
and would (lock Thursday morning.3and Nebraska. Westbound trains are eels and other \ ' ‘ firm.“ out!“ ‘Mdp \WA’WUWJ’ “dam“ .
H- r Hrssagv said. “No sick oricxperiencing diificuity because of boats 83.200 SERVICE MEN—ATTENTION. M Atto 'MhPiui - u hll United m “flutter ‘ M
"mm “mm 171 passengers and I saw ”fled in 2:? or} “mfg? 31103:: $3323 I All officers and men Who have served in the military or 'm‘°m“'°:mu::':m ”Sum“ m. that the unas- M as loud. as-
m..- 1.328 t o s, on Y. M. C. A.” ther is re rt n on 8'13 an 7‘ ‘ ' ‘ '
h.- mm... m p 8 one l min . Hpgeen inches of snow is re- elsewhere etc. etc. 9106‘ naval foreawinthsmanno d thswar,aronrgontly
a lia brings Brig-G r8 0 g , Ten per cent. “ h‘ >
u 1i Slwrbnrne with the Head- ported at Cheyenne. . >. _ , ‘ . new ‘0 .M ‘ h w m ‘ - .
' -:~ n: .vhu l-‘ii‘tyilrst Artillery The heaviest snOWstom oi' the 588- (“"03" ”inn“: I; 7 ‘— ieq 1 1’19 “8 I “.02: 0° ' c m flung:
. . liCLd and 103ml Field Ar- son is sweeping over South Dakota. 110'» en ble . .13!“ .. P"? 1s . p. . 0“ m “marl-ll. W A J
ry Regiments and Batteries C. = Two and a lull feet of now had m. we '31“! » “n“. ”if: ~ «mum. m -
E and F. of the 1013i Field Ar- . len up to noon. tying up "all “331393! Q. . .ch'I'OQ . “‘F—‘d' . _- . . 7 , .
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