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MASTER MINR
lilllllEI} TRUTH,
LAWYER SAYS
Man Caught in Attempted
Stamford Robbery Goes.
to Reformatory
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4. Leo Davis, Delegate toI
(HQ Continental Congress .4‘1-1111111'1‘11 writersl who are alw113's3
. , . , looking for someth new. should
in “ ashmgton, D. Cos Tells ‘11111- l11~1~11 In the (‘riIsninaI Superior~
{ .OCIII DIQMDQI'S of (;ather-,31 sl111'1lay llittlnillL' and listened to
' 1 11.111.4111 l'or I'alst-y Mazzont'. of New
I ll. W111: 113' to i111p1ess Judge John E.‘
pm that the accused was the
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of a master mind. one Frank
111 New York. and Mr. Maz
PERRY PIEARSI .
/.11111- took part in the holdup of
IJOst'ph t‘hialappa. of Stamford. on
IF-‘tblllill3 9. last, at the direction 11‘
Inmiham.
I) lazzone': counscl suggested that
311111 30ung man be probated. but
4 Judge Keeler expressed himself as
II ‘- RObert P W331 Elec’ted. 1not being in sympathy with such to-
]:Qegnt 3"; Meeting “ ith quests when tin1 accused used, or
;at.lempted to use. a deadly weapon.
.1 and he sent Manone to the (‘heshirc’
ret'ormatory.
Bold Robbery Plan Fails.
Four men took part in the hold-
‘irs. G. R. Barnum
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.1 .1lk Chapter. Daughters of 1119‘
11.111 Revolution. held its last
1: 111' the season. yesterday after-
13'i1b Mrs. George Barnum on
.111 :11 enue. Reports from all the
were submitted, showing the
.1. have been a successful one.
\‘uIH'I'i- Perry gave :1 very inter-
address on “The American
11114 Hospital for Medical Aid to
and the Near East." an‘ asked
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11.111 this work.
- followingofficers 33'1-1'1-
411m Mrs. Robert F. \Vay.
Regent "Mrs, F. G. Huntington.
width: Set11'1-tar3'4llrs. Stanley
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..11-4 hunting .4'1-c11-111rv 4Mr.4 Rate
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U. S. ANR JAPAN IN
FULL AIIIJRRI], SAYS
? AMBASSARIIR ISHII
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Makes Public for First Time
His Country’s Side in the
:1.4'1111. Mrs ll M .\111It1-31's Shaniung Question
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.14.. “find 1.. 1mm :1 $33,, in Sep- l'nited States and Japan are in hearty
1- “.1. on the 11,...“ M- 3“». Emily accord on the, principle of the open
1 .- 33'1151 "1.111... ‘ door in (‘hina and in Siberia also. ac.
. 1.- .‘pfl “nth Live ”w following cording to Viscount Kikujiro lshii.
1 JP“. 1'111111'1 1111 11111 Continental Japanese Ambassador. In an authoriz-
r'l-r1-44 held 111 \\':1.I1Ington.1) (‘7: ml interview yesterday. The ambas4
sador expressed the sincere belief that.
1I1111-1‘s no real conflict of interest be-
1111-1111 Japan and America.
Ill discussed in detail the Sh: 1ntung
1111124161111. making public fatts which.
have been 1e3'eale1'l up to this time.
1111l3 to 111e111h<11s 111' the peace tonfet
cum in Paris
"I .1111 an optimost about the rela- I,
lions between the United States and
lapan because there is no real conflict
Viscount lshii saids “The'
important question now
1e2ar1l to (‘I1in11,especiall3 as to “the
«walled Shantung question. The best
33'113' to deal with this problem is to
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11 3121;.- 1ii§cmpvt1d this 11111111 and its surrounding district. to-
"111 111-11' dog law adapted gelher with the mining concessions
11191111; days was not d1-
"lw'Ih." The bill. upon
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the large portions
amendments in the
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A recruiting party of fourteen men
1ru111 the 56111 Coast Artillery Corps.
in command of Captain Charles H.
' M1-tcali'. came through from Stamford.
111.41 night. and passed the night at the
.\111mr3'. Where their outfit bf 'two
tractors. a six4inch gun. a big truck
and 11 touring car attracted much at-:
tention even if they did not claim
many recruits
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' building trades on May 1. the walkout
- the retail stores and plants are involv- ‘
i 111 all classes of workers even clerks
’ unteers.
{14111 of the workers to consider arbi-
itration. but several
of several thousand veterans, a rest}
. sirable alien enemies.
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FRIDAY, MAY 191916,
RIRIGIBIE C 5
IIIIYERNIIR IiIYES
AISRP APPRINTMENT
Legislature Fail to Con-
firm Selection of overnor
Who Names Avon Man,
But For Only Two Years
IS BEIIEVED I0
RAVE BEEN [RSI
I Big Balloon Somewhat Dam-
' aged When She Broke
From Moorings and Drift-
ed Out to Sea Yesterday
MAY START flllEAN
TIIIIHT IATE TRRAY
Failure of the Legislature to con
lil'm Governor Marcus ll. llol1~11mh'...~
Avon. to the public utilitie4' commis-
‘sion was renewed this week “hen it
became known that the gO\f‘lli()l had
found it necessary to make 11. \acamy
,appointmenl to fill the place
I “'hen the death of Public I'tilities
1(‘0111mlssioner John H. Hale. of (:Ias-
Itonhury occurred in the interim be-
't\\een the legislati3e sessions of 1917
land 1919.11113'11r11111 Helcomh selected
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ERNYENTIIIN
3 RE RAITERSI
Many Matters ——Before Com-1
mittees—Report of Presi-
dent Greene
Be In Fit Condition l" or thel
Trip
TIIEI’ASSI'ZY. .\Ia3'
1Ii1'igible (" '
Iii. The 3333'
-1. which was swept to sea
yesterday. now believed in have
been lost. The destroyer Edwards.
whith went in puIsuil. reported by a:
wireless ioda3 that she had bet-.1 un
lhl" after ra search to find her and was
1'1-t11rni11g. Tilt" merchant s'ieumor
which had previously reported that
she was standing by the biz balloon
subsequently sent a 1111-.4'sag11 that she
was unable to s’and by longer and pro-
ceeded on her “'113'. according to lnfor~
mation from the Edwards
ST. JOHN‘S V. I".. May 16.——Thc
l'nilt-d stair-s naval dirigible t‘ 5. said
damaged
“hen she broke from her moorings
.1I1d drifted to sea yesterday after»
noon. was reported in low of the. ties-
11113'111' Edwards on the way back to
port today.
Finding of the runaway balloon so
is
NElN YORK May 16. Because
mum of the delegates were desirous;
of engaging in committee Work both
moming and afternoon sessions of the
convention of tho Inited Hatters of'
North Amer.ic11 in \‘ew \ork 1il3' yes-.
t111'da3zwc1'e 11f brief duration Dele-‘
gates who do not hold committee”
membership 33'e1'11 anxious to appear-
bcfore the committees in relation to
matters receiving committee consid-
eration. Consequently. maintaining a
convention quorum was a difllcult
matter and short sessions were lmper-.
alive. “- w "
Even though the Convention see-I
sitms yesterday were not lengthy, that ‘
fact should not-create the impression i
that the delegates are taking things
easy. The truth is that the opposite
either that the craft. had ascended to
a great height and burst; with the air
ptessurc against its sides lightened
111 that the pull on the rip cord which
Litutenant Charles 0. Little risked
his life to operate. was sufficient.
though the cord broke in his hand. to
start to deflation of the gas bag.
The Edwards reported by wireless
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Ocheduski, Alias Gonor, 1
Stole Stamford Doctor’s 1
Automobile 1
Windyslaw Ocheduski. alias Frank
Honor. an Austrian enemy alien. was
sentenced to from 15 to 18 months in
state prison. yesterday. by Judge
.Koeled in Superior court. criminal
side. He was found guilty on a charge
of theft.
It Was alleged that Gonor stole a1
1111' owned by Dr. 0. T. RueII. of
Stamford. while it was standing out-
side the Davenport Hotel. in' Stam-
lord. last. 'February.
drive along the Post
York. but the. car turned
Greenwich and his arrest followml.
Gonor
a man of Wealth in Austria before
the war and he claims to be the
husband of a prominent movie star.
now on the coast. He would not
divulge her name yesterday.
Counsel for the accused
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WINNII’EG. Man. May 16.1 Perfect
order so far has marked the general
strike Which today involved nearly
thousand Workers in almost
activity
metal
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“'ith a strike of the and
has gathered strength until nearly all
ed. together “ith railroad shops and
in some cases bakers.
The general walkout began at 11
o'c'lmk yesterda3 and spread rapidly
in the Cit3 Hall and 269 post office
employes quitting their places. Pt»;
iicenyan remained on duty at the re.
quefl of the strike committee, but fire
stations were manned entirely by vol-
Empioyes also are out in the
v-‘ater works and lighting plants.
Recognition of the unions and wage
increases were first causes for refu
caned
of Gonor was such that
usual excitement might seriously in-|
jure him. Attorney Homer Cum-
mince.
issues were in
jectcd by the returned soldiers’ organ
izalions. Al 11 mass meeting last night
lution Was adopted. providing that af-
ter settlement of the present trouble
vetcrans and labor men would unite
on discussion of deportation of unde-‘
an absolutely quiet place would
benefit the health of the accused.
An attempt to connect
with a number of automobile thefts
, in New York failed He denied that‘
3 he had any confederates.
PITTSBURGH STRIKE
reappointment of Joseph \‘V. Alsop, oi .
is supposed to have been:
He started to_
road to New:
turtle at:
;of Mobile .11 barkentine, of Port Ar-
6
WRIINREII SIIIIIIER
MISSINR ERlIM HRME
Young Overseas Veteran
Sutfering From Shell-
Shock Disappeared on
Monday Night While on
Visit With Mr. and Mrs.
Louis Nyary
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The aid oi the local police“ was
lashed last evening by Louis .\'3'."1.3'. oi
i[the Connecticut turnpike to help In
the search toi his biothr-lt' n-law
Ilstael Novak. a soldier who fought for
over a year in France and 1111111 at
‘pt‘escnt is suffering from sl11'II-s11ock.
land who has been missinh since last
1 Monday evening
Novak has seen much service in the
arm3. serving fir4t at the “0.11.1.1 bor-
der and later in France where he
part in se3eral of the largest 3111?:
of the war After a year and three
months‘
home suffering from the effect ofa
[bad gassing and shell shock
came to this city to 3isit with his_
brotherdn-lnw and sister Mr and Mrs. '
liaonis \‘ynry. and had been with tnem‘
for the post two weeks.
Around 6 o'clo:'k Monday evening.
Novak left the \‘yary home with
1saying where he was going and hogsl
Inot been seen nor heard of since. At
gt‘lIst Mrs. Nutty thought he was vis-
-ltlng with her sister in Brooki3n and
wrote to her and inquired if \‘ovnx
had been at that place. She was dis-'
mayed to receive the reply that they
had seen nothing of th1- young man
(Continued‘On Page Three)
MISS STRIITS EAIIIIR
IN NEW IIAYEN
Arrested For Theft and Gave 1
False Name -— lnvestiga-t
tion Discloses True lden-z
tity
It has been learned in this city that
Miss Ethel Stoots. who played 8‘
111mminent. figure In the well-remem-l
bend Nick Disesa expose. and be-
cause of whose disappearance the Fed—
eral charge against Disesa, that of vio-t
lilting the Mann “'hite Slave act. w341
dropped and the case thrown out of
the courts. has been arrested in Newl
Haven for the theft of a wrist z'atch.
The sudden disappearance
girl after she had been taken from the
local police by the Federal authorities:
.and the subsequent disposal of the
white sla3 11 charge. caused much dis-
cussion in this city at the time of its
happening. and the recent arrest of
the Stools girl. in New Haven will be ‘
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THREE KILLED
BY EXPLOSION .
ON OIL SHIP!
May 16.-——The Cit y
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“'ASHINGTON.
thur, Texas. loaded with gasoline. was
practically destroyed with the proba-
ble loss of three lives as the result“
of an explosion while the vessel wasl
in the harbor of Montevideo. I ruguay,1
I
Ithe State Department was advised to-I
for the state. suggested that Fla
perhaps a stay of some months in:
iANNUAL MEETING
Gonor I
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a .day. Dewitt Harp and R. Howard;
pl13slcian to testify that the health Thomson Americans. and Carl Peni-
any un- ison, a Danish citizen, were reported
missing and probably dead. The men
signed with the ship at Jacksonville. 1
I
OF CONNECTICUT
WOMEN’S CLUBS
The call for the annual meeting of
the Women‘ 5 clubs of Connecticut has
fiel
'IJASE AGAINST
Edition at the point whete the acciden
IN NIIRWAIII MIME S
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Shower: Tonight and Saturday
mo cam
GREEN TROOPS BElNl} IANDEII
.lN ASIA MINOR AND WARSHIPS
ARE A180 ARRIYING OII IRENE
I lnterallied Demonstration Is to Be Carried on in Order
to Put a Stop to Disorders in the Country
'EINNISII ARMY REPRRTER TR BE ARYANEINR
IIN PETRIIITRAI], PERPIE WARNER Til IEAYE
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1114111111 he was I'1111111'6"<11;I\1015t of the German Protests torPe‘ace Treaty Forward-
ed t/othe Alfiee Are Regarded as Propaganda
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(By The. Associated Press).
Owing to the absence of Prem-
ier Lloyd George from Paris. the
Peace Conference Council of
:Four did not meet today. The
military. naval and aerial terms of
the treaty between the Allies and
Austria were further discussed
30s 'tcrda3. and it is expected the.
Itreaty will be presented about the
Evidence Against Him Not middle oi next week. ..
Sufiicmnt to Warrant 3 I11 tho meantime enorts to
' ' reach a solution of the Italian con—
Trlal In the Case tr11v'111s3 ate continuing Claims
11flt11l3' to ltll‘lltn‘) 1111 the eastern
shore of the \driatic wcrc taken
up again 113' Premier Clemenceau
vesterday pith Prcmcir Orlando
'snd foreign Minister Sonnino of
Italy.
'IIEIYITT'NIIIIEII
BY THE ERIIR
Ralph E. lDe‘Vitt of East Norwallt
has been absolved of the charge oi.
manslaughter arising on? of the auto-
mobile fatality which occurred In
IFnirfield on the evening of “and 2"
which resulted in the death of Mrs.‘
Helen Hendrickson it will be re: .1 ave he”, landed
‘onlled that Coroner Phclan exoneratcdt ('N I k “1me h
IMl’.Dl-1\\itt from blame and unarmuat \1113I'1111A4ia Minor the opera-
severe criticism ol the highway' .4 con tion taking place on “’ednesday.
I\1~1~t1l‘(lliifz to I’ul‘l4 dispatches, an
inlet-allied demonstration there is
1to I111 1-ar1'i1-1i 1111 by French, British
counsel for the accused filed a demur land “HUMPWHTSIIIPS 5nd Greek
rer to the complaint in the Fairnddmoldict‘s. Flvc l'nltcd Sta-toe war-
ships are reported to )iavc arrived
at Smy rna.
A Finnish army. under the lead-
I crship of General Maunerheim. the
1 Premit 1' is r11 ported bv “opening4
1111 111 be advancing on Petrogrld.
IA llclsingi‘ors dispatch received
’ll1111.41la3'.41at11d that the people of
l’etrugrad had been advised by
the Soviet government to leave
the city without delay. announce-
11111111 being made that all the gov-
111'111111111t 1l11pa1't111e11ts would be re-
occurred. Action was brought against
Mr. DcWitt. the change being man
slaughter. Judge George H. V osbut'gh.
(Continued on Page Twelve)
STATE PARK SITE
Til RE SEIEETER
Commission Has $300. 000 to
Spend and Is Looking For
a Location at the Shore moved from ih11 formcr capital by
July I.
HARTFORD. May Iii—Governor Further south. the forces of the
Holcomb having signed the bill mak-
ing an appropriation of ”00000 for All~R11ssian govertnnent at Omsk
commission has planned to buy four
9 hundred or five hundred acres having
the state park commission with'uhich
to go ahead with the preliminaxies for
the purchase of land for a park. The
an extenshe shore “out A numbei
of Places have been inspected with a
view of selecting one for the park.
(Continued on Page Twelve)
Every Norwalk Woman
have captured the important city
of Samara. in the \nlga \aliey,
3vhiI1- General Dt'nekinc has cap-
tured Rostov 1111 D1111. at the head
of the Sea of Azov.
Most of the German protests
against thc peace treaty terms re-
1'1'I3'1'1I by the Allies are said to im-
pr11s4th11 Allied chiefs as being dc-
signs-d 11.4 propaganda. It is point-
ed 1111‘: that thc German delegation
To Make Doughnuts
For Salvation Army
ln Older to insuIe the geratest sucv
cess of the "Doughnut Day" plans for
the Salvation Army campaign next:
week. the cooperation of every wo-
yman in Norwalk who can cook is de-
1 sired.
“Doughnut Day" is next “ed-
needay. There must be no failure of,
the supply. And inasmuch as the dc- ’
had seen the treat\. the tcxt of
the 1I.'11111111111t not being quoted.
'No fltr'thtl 1111t114 31w. '11 presented
Ilu the 111-11113' r11 prestltaliw's on
Thursday.
Poland 's 1'1'11111'41 for 11 part of the
:(icrman \3'111'4'hips 33 hich were sur-
11'1111111'1'1I I3 tin AIII114 has been re-
fu41-1l Iiv the ( 1111111- ll of Four
\ FRS All. I ES. May 16. -A dis-
Til“: SRAIITSS
was very elaborately camouflaged andf
bore the name “Ka Ka Katy" on its
muzzle. and tl'I'e4inscription “110 Days
ON SECOND DAY
1111111111111111111
I been issued and read to the clubs, out
'since some. of the organizations are
mand is expected to be. ver3 great the! tinct 11111111141436" among: some, of
”operation of a" Norman: women. m the subordinate members of the
.1\" .\l113'ItZ.—Mexican in Action. 1‘10 Per Cent, Casualties."
., ,1... ”Oops under clone the gun carriage. It weighed
”Hapkwl the 10“.“ of fifteen tons and was of the mobile
type and was drawn by an American-
made Holt tractor. weighing ten tons.
At 10:30 the whole cavaladc started
Ior B1 idgeport by the way of Leonard1
atrect and “'ater streets to Wall and1
1; and :11 the liili'it‘. in-
1 on ft'éltl‘ill troops:
1'1111111 Quirogza. who
I111tllt I11 the: relief of
1. 31 hich was being
11.11....13...’ N...” 0,1 .13". then over the Post road making a
31-11.: hp“ 'up by ”N. 111icht3' clatter as they rumbled along.
::1vl 1111- first lnnma ‘ ”v "'H
CHINESE CABINET RESIGNS.
PARIS May 16. —-The Chinese cabl-
11111 has resigned. but the president!
11114 refused to accept the resignation.“
according to a telegram from Peking
1 ‘ 1.1.1.1.. but General to the Peace Conference
111-1111 ”5‘ reporting that The Peace Conference at Shanghai
' ‘,"3” '1'111D1'Iled tofwlth- between representatives of Northern
‘ 1"inforcements ar— and Soutbrn China, the telegram anon
‘11 was broken up.
«in-$11 had occurred
" by 11111:.
tl'ixl‘azan. chic of
\'1""1 i' 12: . Ill mail
"st-Iti'11‘4‘t (I to deny”
:1! i (1:: 'rali'os W114
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' 13' on trucks and improvised buses, the
PITTSBURGH. Pa. May 16 .—~Pitts-‘
bu1gh entered its second da3 of the
street car strike this morning. While
thousands of persons swayed perilous-.
SAIYATIIIN ARMY
RRIYE IS $7 RRI]
jam and congestion of yesterday my
lacking. and the greatthmngs that
walked cityward from the nearer dis-
tricts were far more orderly. Even
the exorbitant automobile prices of-
;yesterday seemed to have been reduc-.
ed in most cases.
The strike meanwhile continued
with no signs of a. settlement. Neith-
er the receivers ol‘ the Pittsburgh
Railways Company nor members of
the Street Car Men’s Union had any
hopoearly today of reaching an agree-
ment' in the controversy over the mo-
tot-men's and conductor? demand for
a twelve cents an hour wage increase.
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3ation Army drive of next
try. The son!
drive is 313.000.1000 and the wh
» I
The quota for Norwalk of the Sal-
“'139K is
i 87 000 This is N01 walk I: share In the;
Home Service Fund Campaign The
bulk of the money subscribed in Not.
walk will be used in sot-walk for final
work of the local corps of the Army.
This is the plan throughout the coun-
of the country-wide
1:94....“
the money is to be spent In the ed .m to be
of m. Army in the United emu. n:
no longer in session the publicity giv-
en through the press/ is very im-
portant.
The program is unusually line. the
’session lasting from Wednesday. May
2!. at 2 o‘clock until Friday. the tum
nights in New Haven. the hostess city.
being spent at private houses or the
Continued on Pure Nine.
CQLBERT MAY RECOVER.
I “'illiam V .Colbert, the nineteen—
.yearold lad who near lost his life
l'hen his motorcycle crashed Into the
lingo Mormon touring car owned and
driven b3 Herold 8 Austin. of Mel-
rne rand, on Tuned-.1 eve-insane
lows:
Five cups of flour.
teaspoonsful of salt two eggs 1 3 4
salt spoonful of salt. 2 eggs. 1 34
cups of milk 1 tablespoonful of lard.
Knead. shape with a doughnut cutter
drop into and hot lard and in a few
minutes. you have it. Four doeen of
2 cups of sugar
that helped win the war.
The headquarters for doughnut sup-
ply and distribution will be the Royal
Jmoalnn. “whom-noble to
m undo-em
”(their mutobm
ram-um
women will be interested—4h: as fol- ‘
those most luscious rings of pastryl
prOduclng the doughnut is desired. H t the
All who are willing to contribute 1d
doughnuts are asked to notify Mrs.
Dudley Raymond, of 60 “lest avenue.
The on’iclal recipe for making Salva-
tion Army doughnutsw—ln which all
German peace mission
Germans will sign the peace
treat3 is reflected in the remark
of one of the secretaries. who is
quoted a4 saying:
“\Vhat else can we do but
Isign? “'e are on the ground 3on1-
Iknces lire on our stomachs. and
30111' thumbs in util‘ ('_\’t‘:«.”
BREST. May Iii—The troops of
the Eighticth Division. composed
of National Army men from
\Vesteru Pennsv Iv 1111ia.
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