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lit mun RARE tWERll-ERRR 4,4001illitSiASlWlllNlefimllMMANSPLANS
ERARE ERuRi smlEMERls ARE MASSED til. iiiiiiii’i’iiis‘ii NEw ERRAls’RR
RAs MARRIEDI ARE ilti’llillfll AtiAchuARtR :2 RAEEnE illicit
be ma 3a
the‘spe l investigating committee of
its-rs In;
ilt‘teen has been agreed upon by the
i -.i vi 'lor’s H ' - . —-———-—
. .. (ilttn \ Ch T31 Over 11,000 Workers Who .Each Soldler Has a Rlfle and ; committee as announced yesterday by Ccnference Yesterday \Vith
the chap-man. Representative Gra- Tenants 0f Street Floor at‘
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ham. Re ublican. of Illinois.
"telly Romance Ended Will Not Be Included in 30 .
‘i'ileil ills Fiancee Dls- the Electrical Workers’ float Rounds 0f. Ammuni-
sent to the Secretary of War shortly.
WW HE’S-iii)“ Mm” flNlY THIRTEEN Igrits:bitterness“:situate: M
ed into. {data as to production coats
GET \ASSISTANEE lot the w r by the department.
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,‘»l .. ilel'nlan Says Mendel-i Carranza Men- Killed mi magma“ 0' Page Tun”
Clash W tih All i 'F a5
l a... ,. ,l . geeSlorc-
ij-Illll ullI - Her! $39,000 But i Western Brokers’ Division to Near Clt)’ i “R MM SAW
., om mic ll cut to Bank} 'l‘ake Referendum by Mail _ ; o .
«In; t‘otlidil‘t Get a Nickcl‘ —-————— :‘UAREZ- Mexu Jul." 14-—A smr~
_,,._ I CHICAGO, June 14.—The commer- mlsh occurred between Federals and l ' H ' ,
I advanced forces of Gen. Ange-lea at. | liEt-Y - i
. I ~. . ‘ I _ lcial leieg siphers‘ strike. now in its .
.\x l. .i. Jilllt ii. A 'llil iourlhI fourth day, was given valuable assist-i 4:30 oclock yesterday afternoon. SCV-l
i it: Louis .\llndcl.~toli's do- . - z - ‘ W ‘ ~ . ' l
.. ., .. h.” hm.“ I) I?“ _ u ance. accmdlng to union officials. i {r ‘I ””9 "9mm" k‘m‘d 0“ the “‘69?“ r; i
I - . .. l 9‘“ all through the order effective toda to ' Mdo‘ " ' 1"“
' viltll' :illtl curer of slammen ' ‘ y, —~- - l ‘ ; , . z.“
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. . . railroad telegraphers throughout the:
t. “lull-l .lllt‘fil, Clidl g9h Wm} coun'ry ‘0 decline to handle messages: Iii. [£480. Tex, Jllnl‘ 14“.‘\ courier:
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. , Formal request to the “'ar Depart- ' ° '
L" “‘ Cd He [{ad a WIfe Strike, Called for Next 3 ment is now being trained and will be X23152?“ ArChueCts were
lliiE SPACE Hill PlillSH TilliliPS MUST BE iiiiViiliA ;
iii’; fiERMANl Al iiNC
Other Tenants Will RemainTJapanese Cabinet Has Resi
TELEERAPHERS l0 il:2.:".§§°i:‘:ll$:i sixties:
FUR ASSAULTII Minis AWAY NflwI chase a supply part of the conduct SKELLV SMHKE SH
as at Present but Storesf
Will Be Thoroughluy Ren-I
ovated
Edward M. Gans. of Harris 8: Gans.
who recently signed a contract for the
rchase of the Norwaik Gazettei
iidlng. effective July lst, were in‘ '
'consultation with the tenants of the
rlous stores on the street level. yes-'
.,.I,; [much of the ”page, pm. from the Western Union and Postal who arrived late last night from the ' '. "’ . ;
Lieutenant“ U. S. N. Medld tel-day. with a number of architects
A ; .mtillhl him by Miss Eva Her- Companies. Officials .of the tele«{ rebel headquarter3 near Zaragosu
~r Hinton avenue. New York city. graph com . . , . \ . - l -
. paniea said only a 5mm“ itss titan thirteen miles from Juarez. T " from Bridgeport. evolving plans {0"
cal Corps was on FlrSt the improvrnlent ol‘ the property by
e addition of modern store fronts
and the thorough renovation of all of.
, - \.iiIi he heard lit the Green- part of their business was handled at l reports the rebels have 4,ll)l) men all
. mun IlI'lilirIl this afternoon. 'l‘aiil'oad offices {armed with rifles and each man sup Arm‘ American Vessel tol ”1
. “t who? . “mus“! , the The Western brokers‘ division of} illlcd with film rounds of ammunition. . l‘r. -'
wl. mi about i til-lock “eulres- the Commprcial Telegraphprs' ['niont‘ Two field guns and eight machine G0 .hrough. I)al.dant? ”Si til
. llilIlL: “'lit-n . Allffiw' IHerman has decided to take a referendum by ‘ guns are included in the rebel fightinu .Afte’ Armistice ‘V as Sign-' ‘0
l \l llilintv llliti t'ullPtl Ii()l‘ lll‘lll. 11131] “f L300 mpxubels on the [lu‘\;;1i();\_ . equipnienl. 6 ed 5 in
""“h'lfl'm “Ml committed ”‘9 of‘joining the strike. it is expected; Al the time the courier left the. ‘7 7
t :~~s:lllll. gthe result will be known in two orlcamp the intention was to attack ________ tm
.. _ W-- . 3 three days. Juarez today. l llarrowing stories of Bolshevist bruf
.z'llllllllu’d 0“ P339 7111138) ’ in connection with the proposed The Twenty-fourth infantry, con- talitics “9“: Will )‘t‘fili-‘l‘dfiy on 1h“ 31"
lival of the American Army transport
Englewood. on which was Lieutenantl
strike or more than 100,000 eiectlilzli i :iisting oi’ 1.07:3 men. arrived in El~
I“ IURT fiRANTED I p‘ol'tllters called for Monday. Charles l‘.',I l’asb from Columbus. N. M. Thursday d h i
.t i ‘or . secretary of the international' night under command of Col. Arthur' 990119 E. Cram, of Norwalk. and Mn. move w“ a tiorough renovation ‘
III I , New Y and redecorated. expressed by some experts t
Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. G. Hadsall. This leaves one entire WWW“ tanner
today said: . battalion o: infantry at Colu‘mbus. The city. 'w v'é’the follo n: Joint in-
“The lid comes off on Monday we Twenty—fourth consists of negroes. 'tPWlew-'Whl0h appeared in the New
less conferences between represcnta- A party or four men from \‘illa'a' York Evening Mail .Veflerda)’:
tivesof the electrical workers and of— headliuarlers, said to be at Villal "H0“ 50" men and women
liiclals of the companies bring about a Alldmada, visited Guadalupf- Tues-i miles tied around their DGCRS and
. . ‘ settlement. Twentv~eight settlements (1 ~ - 'wei hted down with
i ,.z . , . sy. They reported that \illa. Fell e l‘
J ‘I*Id‘1.‘ 13_ an Unlucky 1)?sz have been brought about in various Angeles and Martin Lopez were 2, thrown into the harbor of Odessa,Rus- I
i or Erring People—Thir-I Villa Ahumada with 300 men ant: um slav and “W“‘m‘d because “WY would “
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i l (Continued on Sixth Page). more were coming. The ' "aid deta 1,.“ not 0l‘ could not pay tribute 10 the
J39“ cases come Up ments Were at Sanlalayui'aaand Tiefra BOIShGViSt' \vho controlled the Rus-
'5“!!! city. “as told today. by August
lion of the Tristt'aln Kr Hyatt and Ol-
sen Shoe Company stores had been
. abandcnet‘l. and the stores will remain
chitects had made a thorough inves-l
0 stores as soon as the title passes
torests.
‘85 at present but will be greatly im-I
. ' . existing level can be maintained with-
The Skelly Ismoke shop will but . out serious financial “mm Elli-lb t
greatly improved by making the ”an” supplv' of capital short" or world re
. I :fiéooghi‘foefimggogeff Iguanas: i quirements.’additional long term cred- l 1"
mm ' measures at the to and the addition-z “3 m Europe would deprive this mun. ‘ re
stones were‘ al widthkat the botli'om will be memo." ”y °f “"de ”10“)" “'1‘“? failure 10 1 pnsals would be comp!
‘ ed in the Skelly store. making it about 3 :5?izgufffgigggligiszgi‘g‘grnghxfgtgsé lth’l‘Cd ‘0 the GEM!“ at
Mr. Gans stated that after the sir-1mm.B economic rzlggvegtzrgigfiisgrt'
. - . ., .garded as necessary to the re-estab- answer. \Vith three I .
tigation of the building. tentative lishment of normal conditions every- . ‘
v'e feet wilder at the front.
’ “REE BilliliN
Fair tonight; slightly warmer.
MW
RERRAlls EilEclti i0
REPLY 0N RRRRAi AND
BE GIVEN twRRAIts to
There Will Then Be Three Days of Grace. and if
emy Refuses to Sign Hostilities Wili'Be ’ -
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Saturday, June 21
Chang Announces His Inte
FURHEN mutants of grace Wm ~'
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Germany 14 peacede
' reported from Paris, .
lllli two days in \v '
and reply to the“ re
ltcrms. which. it is
EIbc
tile armistice is sue a
the Germans refuse
i'illai event hostilities .7
M“‘A;SI§IXN€3TOC5§6£.0&. {June {14-54 many and the allied a“.
lie .. w .-,. ~0r9 an 3 . .Ionewuns
] m “ 0 "pm from the Bllllblon , must be provided by private initiative 0d
" m m
o plan to make changes in the ioca ‘at the present high lever it was esti-
mated “New” by the Federal Re' the Germans will acce
serve Board in the June issue of the
Federal Reserve Bulletin.
ISa
Cogniance was taken of the doubt‘
labor at home.
! ‘V
E, RARRRAE ll:
gned, and President ,
are declared to be con '
vised terms.
hat the elated Press).——(3l u.
. expressed tonight“ by.
“farm-each 5nd America:-
he giwn two days in
before the armistice in"
ntion to Quit
(By T he Associated
presented on
powers might be r
ttlrliay. June :21.
The heads of the g
PARIS. Friday. June I; .
the Peace Confe xi
ply to the German w
ith a provision that tho
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~ ligl‘ \Viliianl M. -Maitllie in the su-’ mama" and at “"W poms “0“". ~ for m v . emu. plans will be submitted, and a confer-
. l-‘l‘n Ill uncontested cases. four othersI - Denies Fighting Near Juarez. .hafionm Han—es,” Company. cide {01; final style of the new front. i (continued on PINE New” ltliltles on Saturdall'n .
weaned for hearing being continued} . . . Andres Garcia Consul for the ,IIPinI “\Vlth his “~ife_ Dunner arrived to- IMF. (tans said. further. that there film Germans refuse W .
.ilII various reasons.I . .I GIVEN 10 STATE can go‘Iemum .lll Fi l‘aso made the (la-V on the American Army cargo car- would be no immediate changes in thel , i The drafting commi ..
l‘iCl‘t' was a comeldence ln-lhe dateI following st'ltement ".9“ rd v t :rier Engiewood, which docked mI building above the first floor. . l h . k f f
k ‘ ' ' ‘ e a. 0 we. Brooklyn. He returned as a refugee” il‘ etedt 9;“0r 0 m .
ter covering the reply“
.; marriage and in the date of divorce; Associated i’re‘s - .
In line Icase otf grace fillgbeth IllinootllI ___.._... _ uSun.ieq of “5...“: in the neighbm__l all of his possessions. save the clothes!
.l ‘ll'll gepor. ormer y race omll-I e tif l A iti - S- ‘ . " ‘7 the and his wife wore, having been ,
B an ll dd on to SYI lllOOd of Juarez are false. There has; taken from them by the Bolshevists
mus. as they were married March i3.I l .
Lz-i 4’. while the divorce date is also the; tem 0f Parks—Fa“ Of 200 imlfl‘lxoa'otigfdggntlsnliisttnfflghtlixgeioaind in Odessa, '
13m, and Friday as well. Mrs. nooth‘. Feet in uarter Of a Mile . '~ 'Ce' “When Odessa fell into the hands at
lli--.'(I-:1Ict'tleIlly' lietu'ienbOCtlolieg 11914. Q :5{£29156};inf;ififg‘iggufngpralggfir the Bolshevlkl in March, 1918. a 'bllR
t J" 52. r.: .. . - - " '- ’ " '-
:ll‘l'l' she‘ll; 1’tcigt Lihceulivea win 11:“; The “lute Memorial Foundation.of ing parties are out now, and as soon “at .“aa prSférf?os%°3m: .fiifinfiifiti
'. . ' . h t ‘t B ti .‘ n the Lllchfield. has recently purchased and ‘ as tllPV return “.0 Shall know more sun In 19 Cl ) \ l a a )
5"" told t 9 mm 00 1 lb 0 given to the people of Connecticut the ’ about “the wh re'l t- f V'l i all.’ said MI" Dunner. Then the 801'
' 9 ““0“ 5 0 any ”5m shevists levied on those and obtain-l
EDUEAIiilfiWflMi-lNg
Secondim: United States Senatorlschooh
slab" of “Billy" Sunday. the evangel- . . .
beautiful 1 n ., .~ . . , . - . _ , or e P. McLean. of Connect t,l .
\e t Falls in the northeast .iorce that may be south of the Oil) ed. according to Mr. banner. 311.000.1g'fw gdeciared in reference to ki‘he'l Day is to place the work of the pupils.
' 'which they have done throughout the l
THREE SillillillS
lc
Yesterday was set aside by superin-Idamcntal concessions.
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’tendent of schools as Parcnts‘ Day at.
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. the Concord. Knudsen and Lincoln ' .
The significance of Parents' “f Fm" t“ submit the re
man counter roposals. .
that the principles upon
treaty is based are such.
man treaty to a plenary .
lude the allies from u
The indispositiou of
he conference before r ¢
, " tern part of that town with 'tbout' twoE ~ .- .,. . . . .
(Continued On Fa e Six) i ' ‘ ,across the “‘H- I“ on; Ch“ ”1"” - we- hose on t e - - '
V .Ihuiuired acres of land. being the home-'13 no expectation of an immediate at- poo. F“: axle“? 1h];- tomd not or state-Wide 3100.000 fund campaign in 1 school year on exhib’tion and to in ii C r i ‘ 's calls.
I vsll‘ad of the late Cari Lorch. Nego-imck , blue '5 ‘0 ,e‘ c . Connecticut'for citizenship work andl}t the I:I t t u le it ' S . . . ‘9 ‘6 ma 13 “ git"
. itiaiicns for this purpose were begun'} "My information is that between l-g would not gorivtrllgute.’ E. -C r other public services in connection i d1 e fro pilhk'nhsuol ‘oef 130 t°§”°‘§;' protest from the B
. I llnI 1915. but. owing to the attachment} 400 and “.00 Vimstas were conceal? ., l U“ ”i if goat; 'a ,acmg with the coming of complete entran-' a?" "I: ‘91 08‘ ”were ‘0 en“ tofu“; which resent “steam it
.- :oi M" LOW“ f0r his honievand his It trnted at Villa Ahumad'i severa' d'tvs Tiese were a (n a 3 ’ lcnisemen" “1 must consistently favor. e x LC] 5. p . ‘ g ods which would cause
‘ ' - t l- m the harbor. The yacht once lie-lam. effort that will induce them (the ; purpose and many of the patents took v
' ladvantage of the opportunity and vts-; lay. The small powers:
i
. to secure it. The donors have greatly
Idestl-ed to assure the permanence off mada. Who arrived at Guadaluprfigfl ;
ARRRIRRRE JUNE 20
unwillingness to part with the Falls; 1, v . .. - . ~-
alone. it was impossible during his life . algo, uth ‘Ihrlthm they 13299 mm ed to longed 1° Czar Alcholas. Around the ' women of America) to take an intel.
itle nort v-o Pm know. - . neck 0‘ each man and woman thus iigent and active interest in politics
That the ‘illlsta forces inVilla Ahu- seized was tied a rope and on the and public questions," Congressman
lSclluyier Merritt, of-the Fourth Con-
the vote. so that they may vote intel-
tiie hemlock forest along the hrookn d - - . . ,_
'l'llt- Pail-field County Sunday School leIlIld hare entIiIusteId ill to Use care ofi ma a are raiSl—n—g‘nionc) by forcedI (Continued On Page Four) ingctticuhtldistsricthier: 31118296 dj'ed {imiw
.\>~s,l(‘lilli0n announces that a Sunday. 9 S a e on ‘9 sing 9 00“ lllOll that; Continued 0 7 ”‘ ‘ - 0 rs. am “3 e . f" c a r-.
”illicit institute. for DiStl-ict No. 2. (in- ,I it is to be used for park purposes only.| ( n Page Eta en) E lman of the campaign committee. de-
To those who are‘not familiar withl l Ifiarfig 31:; it: ti:k::h$::s§ihr‘evs igrfaeviolr
1 eating the women who will soon have
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«telling all schools in the towns of‘l
Nf'llWYalk, \vestporfI Wilton. Vl'eston.3 the Falls. a few words of description
Jmien and Ridgefield) will be held at are 11809353132. but those who have
an; East Avenue M. E. church. East seen it will know how inadequate any
',‘~'0"\vaik. Friday. June 20. 1919. The words must be The Falls Brook, ris- I )
int-.zram follows: ‘ ill“? in the town. 01" “’arren, drains [luUflR BAUfiHT
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Afternoon Session.
i 500 - Wealthy Drowned, Chi-
4 . Devotions#Rev. Herbert E: (Continued On Page Five)
Mai-sland. East Avenue M. I __ S I J
. church. \VA HINGTON, June 14.——Smug—i t m Re arts
4 l‘riConferenCGS — (Separated into‘ MBRE PAY AN" glers who have attempted to bring 11- cagoan us no e p !
Em- following groups): ' quor into the country have had little , , , .
'_.—— ’ success and officials of the customs: NEW ‘ORK’ June “-‘fi‘qu‘ Dam
(uongmnpd On Page Twelve). i service believe similar attempts un- 3 net. or Chicago, representing the I!“
— der national prohibition will not be Sgggonaalrrgztllveiteesltercdzgmalilyy' "at“
N E“, ALTARS FOR ST. i more productive. itranspdrt Enslewood with a story of:
Several thousand gallons 0f drinkI th’e Bolshevlk upheaval in that city‘
and a number of automobiles confls-« .
L‘ADISLAUS CHURCH‘ At a meeting of the board of direct- cated from international bootieggéFs that confirms "1 part the statement on
. . . i MS I01 Jonas Sc Naumburg, Inc.. it was testify to the eil'ectiveness of the cus-‘ Wednesday of Deputy Emil Gouda.
, in interesting ceremony is beingldemded to dcrease. the working hours toms inspection. The seized liquor Socialist member or the. French Cham-
'3 «allied for Sunday. August 10th. at from 55 to 50 per week. divid’ed intoS must be sold by the Government be-f ber of Deputies. regarding the mutiny
s; I'l.mli.=laus' church. in South Nor, days of 9 hours each, and 5 hours on fore midnight of Jt‘ 30. Anctlonl.“ seamen 0.: the French Blackenea
wok. Three new altarswill be in- i Saturday. all year round. This will have been ordered. Liquor capturedlm in April. . .
> '-l~d Ill‘eVlOIls to that time, and the mean starting up at 7:50 a. m.. in- in dry territory will be taken to .n. D" W" had been “gm years m
"'It’lllflny of blessing them will take ‘ stead of 7 o'clock. as formerly, and nearbyportot entry in (statesmen!m'hggrfing‘ggéfig‘fifsyfi
‘ M Ma . (
‘t' liresent of white marble. and villi changes to go into effect at once. and Florida swarm men-m, tribute rummage-laurel!-
replace those at present in the‘church. l Benedict Weiss and John 1', Cronin.“ Managua-tuna mother miml'llnn‘agg BM 34% lml hi the
3'53 ’e with appropriate exercises of closing at the usual hour. ,it can be sold. Liquor mm in
music. speeches and special religious At the same meeting it was also de-. um. («.munce. will a. gold alum Vere destined by artillfl'y
set vices. " ' clded to grant a general advance of N" York. - ~— m‘ and the Bolshevlki infantry 3°"
-’\il the altars are being constructed ‘. 10 to 15 per cent. in wages. These ~ The ‘caudian'and maxim builders. ed h' M m" ‘m‘lh‘e" °°"
The main altar ls-the 5mm the Holyithe board at directors, were in South. «.m,m.> _. m I , “a.” ,1 .I I
New" Society: the St.‘Mary’s altar is Nomtk. yesterday. and. meant " oath. Colman “W m have" x
the gm of the Rosary Society. and the manager. Robert Regan, otthe m;- been m 1mm ' by miss ‘ mm and 9‘“ ““0 ‘59 WY '3‘
5'; :loseph's altar is from the St. Joe en. The employee were notified of glen operating ham to to": W 8"“ 1‘59“ m,”
an». 3 Society. ,‘ the changeand were verymchelated whmaeroumtoflym Sun “‘9‘”! a" in ‘3?“ m" "a D"
”The committee and pastor indium ogre!- the generosity ‘ot mm-‘m-mnn ' ~ not. no ‘ . . t . , -, ‘ ’
'" ""5 affair are amusing:- flea-Ills «at. m cm ' .. y .. Q." -- .
pm In . v. .I I‘ .. . .
UP "DESSATB REDSE‘igfifiigeessmm Merritt‘s letter tel-‘3
lows:
Schuyler Merritt,
4th District, Connecticut.
House of Representatives. U. S.
tired the schools.
'plished by the pupils was a
xcould -be expected, many of the pan,
lents passing favorable remarks aboutl
lwhat they have seen.
in case to see the
your child alone.
chance to compare
(Continued on Sixth Page.)
M
LABOR’S PROTEST
AGAINST PROHIBITION 41.00,,“ across Gem“,
i sent to the German g0
W'ASHINGTON, June 14-‘L3b07'5 i Marshal Foch; acco u .
This was
individual wo
The work accent-j
Vl'ashington, D' C" protest against prohibition insofar as-I
June 10., 1919.
"Mrs. Samuel Russell. Jr., Chairman
Campaign Committee, Connecticuti
“'oman Suffrage Association, Hart-l
ford. Conn.
“My.Dear Mrs. Russell:
"1 am thoroughly in favor of the
plan of the Connecticut Woman Suf-
frage Association to take measures
for educating the women. who will
soon have the vote, so that they may
vote intelligently.
'As your association appreciates.“
is not enough that a man 9:- a woman
should be generally intelligent in or-
der to vote intelligently, but it ll el-
sentinl that. the voter should have a
clear idea or the fundamental princi-
pluottheoovementottheunited
sum. upon which the whole struct-
ny of “spatial and economic life
.sr. mans
.Vleinert’vhy
LA BIP
We on
transom sight at 4:13 o'clock . ..
.me rel-t... am... W. “Wm... PMe-w» ~
of um um arm.
it applies to‘ lighT wines and beer was
to be brought before Congress late to- i
day in a demonstration of 100,000 on
more members of union labor. 1
Led by Samuel Gompels, de egates - .
from the convention of the American ' atCoblenz, another .t
Federation of Labor, were to come.
from Atlantic City on special trains
and march to the Capitol steps. he
meeting was to open with a salute to
the flag as a mark of the “anti-Bot»
shevlst and pro-American sentiment"
of the workers.
wcmmvimr . .
LANE sun. rs
. N. E. Juno IL—Tfl
“ ’ started In
it that“changes made in the
slight and many of this
not i are insisting on an op
rk of: fully consider the t '
but it gave one theiis presented to the .4
it with the work of! mission. '
sociated Press).——An
demanding the imm
nation of the Imovem
sfied with assurances
COBLENZ, Friday,
patches from Spa. “u
Orders were issued”
several days ago to
Polish troop trains. t
at Ems and eight in tin
Germany. The it . t
troops from “once to
gun about sis. weeks
due. to .be completed
Mathias Embargo!“
Poland intended to” ~
divisions . of t _
troops along the ' _‘
mesh» this.“
tee laments“ a ’
M'W . '~
sass“;
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