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PARIS, July 3.-—_--'~l‘he Independg.
ence Day celebration in France
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the brilliant reception de Villee in
.honor of Gowal Pershing and,
Rear Admiral 'Hanj S. Knapp.
,represenfing the army and navy.
-Among the M were Hugh C.
Wallace, ‘Amerionn Mia
France, Hmhal Foch, General
. ngan‘d of Mal M’ s. M,
many members of fie diplogutlg
corps, and representatives of the
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the side of Germany. Having regard
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French armies and navies.
in setting and planning then. Md
beheld ”anally mile. hero ‘
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who undoubtedly lied the urinary rel
sponsibimy. in the judgment. at any
H. Evain, president of the mo-
nicipal council, greeted the M
“The Fourth of July 18 mm
a popular fete dayxin France
isomething like our Fourteenth'of
jJulv, ” Mr. Evain said, “because
, ‘for us these two days We onl}
one our sentiments are so inti-
mately hohnd to yours. ”
a General Pershing replied to the
greeting for the United States.
rate, of the allies. should be tried for
the “he W hf . g
treaties he was bound to hobo.- In!
by tm~nmfhm on the war. '
“It as u exceptional course, sci
,ms a my itwns. because if fitter!i
than done We. there would have
been—rower wars. fie allied countries
unanimously decided that '1 tribunal-
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. London for the trial the person
LONDON, me 3. V13 hion- any male for them.
treal. +811ccesscs against the BOL' "nice .m7 of «Murine nut-
sheviki b ' the liedttroo on the race: mm to be punished for the
Dvina riser 31:11 Mornings]: rail- “nee" Md know that M “0“",
be held pemnfllim for of~
way fronts is reported in an 053- tenses as“ the laws dm'
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SOéfllOy could attend the two baseball the Dvina the allies have captur- possible precaution against .1 recur.
3m to he played at the Polo ed yakovlevskoc
aoimds between the New York Am. gage ambitions l m ‘9! from'
means and the Washington team of 3.31. ENZ, Wednesday, July 2 ever again am to: “In“. 111155
.m same league. While many others (By The Assooihted Pnss)..a,-—'-’Ehe gag. f'l'he Militants amine-1
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and this morning for the city to at [nited 9tates arm), or the arm,3 of 1i!“ in. a“ ‘ w an" 11 no ‘3
tend the watch me bet-ween Ralph occumfifin Will hereamr be an" mo “m"mmked 33,3 ““9“;
at} Danna an! Dobhy W”: -x 101 the kmmn as 919 “:Ameriean Forces: in gresslon against their neighbors" whatf
.mhm of the spce lwaye of the lu‘rmany‘. ' 1313071' 07d?” "from If“ in more {Of them."
mild. General Headquarters. the Third. The Premier's refer-ace to tin-Unit l
Clans "fight daily Can be had at Arm3. in name only, was dissolved 9" States “‘1 Balm"! 18'9”“ ‘0 "’d
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. was anno 1111613 to correspondents treaty. such as disarmmeut, which he
. yesterday morning. charged with burg-
Atter referring to guarantees in the
with the American armv that they‘ dethved should not be a “scold of
War: the home of Mrs Alfred Fox-en
. _ ape " the Healer spoke on the bi‘l
might write anything the) desir- in r ,
' “’3 Smith street on last Stondav night. 9,] being restrained 0111) by 113-5ansz with “‘9 American 3-36 B l'
. fish dealing with an unprovoked at-
me boy pleaded 8111'"! to the Charge: quems made b3 army headquarters tack on France. saying he did not
fun was turned ‘0 Probation omcer on certain matters, if occasion snowman? Sectlmoflhe housewould
finance. who w: I] look after the CH-
ariset This is a} n (3 same Wm'
. t'é gmere'ste. Arming thn article: 1 1 'd d h (a: ajlh _ It 33m into with 61er
* mos a1 (:31 y ner ‘Petton “a a; the lane 0‘ inmate" the
ohm ind Wovmd were 8-3190": - v‘.112.rx_zix.,clx amen-Wash premxgmmma «mom nuns.
sees me. a silvrr match b"'< - 59 " inmon in dealing with correspond. memory France twice has been loved-3
- All“ kniVeS. one Silver watch fob and '4 ems , ed by Germany. W111: her population
3-motgoldbeads. :Wr. , ‘offortymllllontnchgnhoatilem-
‘ 1 ‘lation of sixty or seventy million,
. Timothy H. Fennel), avfomter supez— PARIS, ~Wednesdny, .. uly ‘3.—- France huhlagttlm reason MM
due-dent oi the Highland di 1: ion of The total French losses in hlled mg nervous .anprflzenalon when the
41 New Haven 4'; Hart- and missin onland and sea asof— mills?! and American armies left. l
‘- {he New Y0: - 1} ~ g 1 h d h d 7 do not Agree that the treaties show-
7m railroad and hmcrwn to mam rai!‘ tic ia V estab Is c up to t e 33 ed lackorrnm: m the ms“. or N“.
as! men Mothers in this city died (if the armistice, November 11 m we all. the ‘ '0‘”
set his home in Chicago Tumday at l l18.11111011med to 1 “.366000 have no '3ng unless it had behind it
to age of mm 4111?? years. He was These figures were given thm strong nations mound at”: now! 3
“h the backamanna and Lehigh Val- ( hambcr of Deputies todav by: “0““ ‘° SEOP aggression.
' roads before coming th the New Dopntv Louis Marin 111 a repor‘ on
i ’ systen He ret: 0.1 m. .1 ...1- the disposal of the eflects of the:
3‘ “rework about seven years ago ow- missmg men. 3 ,
,1 3,0311 health. and since that time The losses of the French 111 111v:
Win Chiaga Were 1 08,9. 700 killed and 265,300;
3 . x ' 1)
4—Star! Hats at 0.87m” missmg or 16,- p91 cent of tho total 1
umbers cf the Skeels famil‘v
rninoi iliezd inrce of 8 410 000. t
The losses of the navv totalled
into “notoriety‘throush he “ ”‘3‘
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“Ye Sailors on the mighty deep.
Ye Soldiers of the land,
You sacred oaths we bid 3e keep
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1% manna, m Whole ind,
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it is. the noble Union vom'.
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10 735. of which 5.521 were killedi?
” and 5314 are 3111353119; The losses ,
W") Wen, (or the mur-
MGA W. Gay. are believed
in the 113“)” were 4 19 per cent. of
been i Armer residents of this
the 1 «implement
‘ It has-just developed that Mrs.
15.311116 hammewife of Frank M
» 15 who was agent of the Singer
. “Machine 50.111 Emalk, about
8131143 his that wife who is a wit-
mike murder trial was divox ced
‘ him in Bridgeport in 1890. About
“time 8. Frank Skeets conducted a
' machine agency in this city. mgy’p
: few cents—Twit!
' Sumac the nice or no team: 1i:-
to a bottle containing three ounce“)!
3-—‘Belgi8’1 iorchard white. shake well. and you
municipalities have been invited to; have a quartet pint or the best hackle
furnish the necessary documents and tan lotion. and cmplexion— ban“-
to be used in the trial of German fie, u very very man can
officers 311.0 are alleged to have You. grocer mac “was.“ an)
committed atrocities during (3111» drug ”are.” mug; mm;- 3.111 m‘
man occupation of Belgium. “5,. wretwm or Marthe {at
~ -._. a “moons. Massage this was
fragrant lotion- lain the 11169. 7 neck
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