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as Second-Clan Mall Matter. . ‘ - -» ”m ’0‘me
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silent 1 iiiili illiOGYFROM RUSSIANS
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a-
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.‘ll lusiun of the Bethlehem Steel. side to make a breach in the ranks of . _ ?
ihy'.‘ plants into the strike area the other have failed to cause a seri-
-_.—.—.~
/ .
.i . , VLADIVOSTOK, Friday, Sept. troops, passports being unnecei-
' 19 (By The Associated Press).——- sary by agreement between the al-
at ...
l 9* Major-General Vi‘illiam S. Graves. lies. While they were at a hotel
. tar only served to broaden the ous break, the steel companies now are homgn pigeon owned b . J_ W.3 o~—-.--——-. -'
.it‘ the conflicting .clalms’of the Drépared, according to home of the ~of- Mitchell, ofgthis c“): won the )lood-nfle ’ At the meeting 0! “Nimitz! ‘
lug sides.
The ninth day of the flcials to begin a'wearlng down‘pro-
.irusgle opened with the sham cess to end the strike. ,
zitlllillly unchanged, mill oin’cials Strike leaders today expressed con.~
. ~ Society. of Trihity
trace. held Sunday. under the auspices « -
of the Hillside Pigeon Club. The race evening. in "‘5 "fl“
. commander of the American forces there, a detachmentd othoosnck-n .
. - l n that - m doesn't have so strong an ap. - .. . 9 h demanded an a "I- entered and arreste t e "1.7;
It” Wu P“! for George ”Vincent: 01' George-ll!l Sibel-m as D An
. . - cans, claiming they were not pro-
w” from Trenton, N. J_ to this city. unanimously voted tilt . y maitown-m he certainly does like snufanED from 6911er Rozanotf. in vided with identification 1”me
.- . Illr-il‘ customary statement that fldence that the ranks of the striker The birds we", liberated m Tmnmu‘ extend a call to Rev. 3“.“ E S-voleIncs-owms to have been wan-id. command of Russmu troops 11] Captain Johns managed to escapf
'liii‘ll Were returning to work and would not only remain solid". b at 9 o'clock in the morning. the win. formerly 01 3&- Plfll.‘ mic 83H“ Wood street, «fly Sunday mm'lPrlamur Province, for the arrcst and catching a moving ‘ .
l .H ll‘iltlt‘l‘S countering \Vlth the \V’Ould be increased 8.8 the campaign Oilning bird maklng the Mitche" lost 2 113'. Michigan. to m 7, Marlins. “m gqmrtly 21V" til; held “a l of Captain L. P. Johns, 0f the 27th “yen; to q sske wharf; he ”poll rt. .
.11. Hisiomary assertion that the the army of organizers in the Pitts hours, 12 minutes and 5 seconds after- here. M"- swan V“ . ‘ tho m 2: I " in 3" "gosh ‘5 ‘iguaa-EReQ-iment and Corporal Benjamin‘ '1 hga - ’ flieer in com:
' Ms spreading and victory cer- burgh district continues wards. Eight lofts in this city were ”film" 0“”‘3' "' ~ ml W snrs "' m“ ' y an en ”8 1.1- ’ f u, 91 t and the flog. Cd to me met-lean 0
l A" the steel companlés‘that made represented in the flight. A one hun— ‘0 the Merle” m. “I." 1"" “WWW” “‘1' "Wm"? ““3 “'1 P "18“ 0 9 ~ 3; ‘ mand. A detachment. of 1_50 Amen.
’ . iii-finite developments were re- I’Ublic‘ml’m'm 0‘ ODGFMiODS t0da)"dred and fifty-mile race will be. flown 3 “3‘“ “RM h. ”fuming,” policeid-eagq‘tllartfrs, yw‘gms'“ the latter 1’" (3)888?“ com- icans from the 27th Regiment at
. ml lroin the Pittsburgh district, claimed men are steadily returning tolnext Sunday. The- starting point will 9'1““ Expoditlolm with “fie? i0 Titer“ sa ' b t Ion “firm" manded by General “lm'kOE' A“ once entrainerd and went to Iman
:in- only positive item from the work. _'l‘he.\' assert their are cominglbe Wilmington, Delaware. Whmh he "'56“, with “ . "gin, ct r ' 6301193)" ”it won t; investigation of the conduct of a to effect Q erling’s release and 0n
- ('1er was the- official ’ staté- back~in'smal| numbers and are being The owners of the racings birds and and-“5““? '°" “W V“ ‘ - ' “ l {to my 5“ .13. h‘ ’ ‘9'“, d lggpanego ofiicor at KP '
. mun the American Sheet, and placed 'on Jobs without any~confusion.l Mt. Swan ha! 0 “to four chit-w 0'“ m ~ “I is e 9-. . , ,
. V I I a r'vinlz tl‘ll'e took three (‘nssackn
the results in yards, per minute. fol- _ I‘ l ,
;-l:il¢- (‘ompany that its plant, 9111- "Tonnage, it Was also claimed. is stead-l low; - drcn. and it is under-- tilt he will tails of the holdup. He told the police
tn; 1,000 men. would be closed ly mounting.
Imall. the
place where the arrests took placc,
.. .. . as hostages. _
l Yards. accept the call and. very _ Y vocally: "me it Max:335: file '32:: . has also licen begun by the dapatlw They found General Kahmkofi's
.. n within the week “for repairs." i, An Early telegram from the east. “N. w. Mitchell. lst diploma....1203.90 ‘PY' ”‘9 "0‘0” and _ ,‘ffi‘u' ”new!" ha'mm she‘ll-o he” no age blghpcommnnd. The_lncidcnt. men entrenched near the 8mm,"
~ \«iilii minor disturbances‘in the was said atvunion headquarters. claim- .I. W. Mitchell. 2nd diploma....1167.66 “"9- '65..“ *7 - g. rip-‘- ‘ ,q'm “m, .p¢,¢,mnfiobmiwhichoocurred Sept. 5, is conSI<1--md were preparing to use force
. ....-.. sector during the night led to lid illicit thchcthighem plant or thew. s. Bisseit ................ ‘ ..1156.88 “:19”?me 'm -. “W - u on" “ad in“! m m “1.; BMW“? 0‘ "K, most serious. aim... against them when a Japanese
tr that serious disorder was possi: Pt I elem Steel ompany was 85 [’(‘rlo. A. Johnson ................ 10mm 3 ' “‘.“;~- . ~, ‘ "m - .. '3“ '_ . . . '. , . _ . - ..
l - nml {i threat that state or federal Cent. doWn, and that the Steellon 2 Id. ..| Michc ................ 103966 to his removal ““7 - . ‘ —' ‘ I“. mm M “l. Gum'n flit? allies landed ."1 Slb’j m- . Imajor lntl'l't‘t‘dt’d for tllg Cossacks,
‘ Ck - ~- mg sun instigated but {condom clues. . If ,rm
~ -h\ lilizht be summoned. works of the same concern. near Har- it, ll. Morton .......... 1 ...... 1004.62 “1 “"h a 3"“ w ~ , ‘ ’ ' . l W NO Americans, m up ‘
l ('lt Vt‘lund liickelinlzwas'rresumed 'Tlglllll‘fl- WPH‘ crippled. The‘telegralnd. A. hilt-heck ................. loo2.61’ token’oi ’Wufl
. k 38w CM. — .- ”
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CLEVELAND Ohio. Sept. 30.——Pick-
eting of steel plants. which had been
discontinued several days ago, was re-
sumed this morning in what H. W.
Raissc, chairman of the steel M'orkel‘s'.
(Continued on Page. fl‘welve).
. stating. it is allowed, that in the
‘ A ~ - l . . _ _ l
' _ p ‘ _ Jim} on oflicxal busmessnweut to event of hmmu‘gs between the:
i he strikers (allowing a report that also stated that reports indicated the; - ___- .._ Soundings? 333‘ to“??? ‘ ‘ . . Jinan, (shown 170 miles north of Americans and Cmgacks, um J“):
., mills we“. about to attempt. re- response to the strike call was not its -\':i.n “Faxnen on behalf the y-tfi- Ethis cih’: on this section of the
"“0" "f Olmmflm‘s’ and m Buffalo “"9".“ "t “l“ company 8 small“ i with a humldor. Mr. \‘a Warden. In“; ' railroad guarded by Chinese 1 (Continued on Page Fowl. .
\\ hundred men returned to work plants. ; _ l' this tesent e “’0‘” , .- - . . . . - ‘ -» ‘ »
iu- Larkawmlna blunt. Olllt‘l'wlse ‘ . .arcep lug p ' ~‘ I . - - ~ .. . ‘ - ' - '
- house was reported in the ontly- ’ HAS BEEN QUIETEB l
;- ”Hint“ l ) WAR TIME mflfl|BlT1MSTAY IN ' I
. ‘ 3 l
.' 'i'i'sutrucli. SPIN. 30. «To all up. ' ‘ i . 2 _
”hows the steel workers' strike OMAHA. Nob. Sept. mks—Additional ’ . ._ . ' There will be a most important
.- virtually settled down to one oi ;ml”m”.fl{0rc,.s eleVen 0mm," and '5. stated communication of St. John‘s
iiiii-niire. Yesterday's PlIUl‘lS by each (t'olltlllui-tl on l’ugs, Elevoni. ' 35" men from (.‘amp F‘unston. Kansas, . g 0 l! 5 - » Lodge, No. 6. F. and A. 31.. on the com-_
' and twenty omcers and 550 menu-mu , : ‘g. , I tufl'lluvsday evening. who the Mast-V __.__ _, __. . ,
‘~ ' _ ‘ l(‘amp Grant, Illinois. today joined the . . er lasglegxr‘et‘ ‘1“ bootinorktedgol“ “'ASHINGTON. Sept. 30.~—Although a similar position in askx Sanity;
. :it‘edcml tmops alrefly on duty here as . ...._._.....,. ”‘ ""“d . "3”” me 3 03,”. the War Department declared in a early in the. year 0 Han
VENINfi 8mm EFFORT Tfl BUST in result of the rural ai‘otlnxullastwm- Pwm ’ _ .. $3: .. Q.‘ ww‘l‘tfhwmn of'thc howl) or- stal' ”I!“ ‘0‘" (but limewm gfgmgigmn:fii: gin!- as it at. - .4
‘ . ‘ ‘ f _ \, p idily. MaJorGenera eon _ . - . w, ‘ ' “ ~"rr. ‘ . mm 2.3.3:.“ lbw _ .-- . _ .. ' - p
‘ " “ ' ’ ' ~ {Commander of the Control Deput- ' *KEEP‘M - . , x i) «Jilw p e‘follbfinl; mam oi. abroad"? - my .. .‘I‘h M" ”emit: 9'3‘gtgr oi
i l .. .. . ' ‘ r ‘ . ' meat «the Army, also arrived to take - notice. tion cannot- the l mini .. the to the end or JP . ‘1' .
. j . 9 1charge of thepm rbDetptlons ' ~ I ' The members °I b‘ JON” Lam" ratification of the elite Treaty‘fin the in connection with an announcement
' . ‘ . 3 r ‘i . ' " i . ' ' .F The city was all.“ during the night YOUNGSTOWN: Ohio, Sept. 30.——- No. 6. F. and A. M.. are hereby noti« opinifln of Anompyaeneml Palmer, that officers in th Regular Army were
. . ——~—3.— ' i —-._. ~ land there was no sign or trouble. A Hundreds Of steel "Yule" Ind “My M m“ ‘ mew“ 0’ s‘- “h“ 1‘9"“ The prohibition law provides that it about in be returned to they normal
pel‘iniendent Buchanan :mnounccs (‘lllt‘AcQ Sept. 30,..-Thp ”Sign“? heavy rain ,whlch kept the people off the entire city police force were mass- pie Auociltlon, Inc..‘wili be held at shall remain in for“, “mu an“. we Downtime rank. and that the ten
' all plans are complete for the tion or Adolph (lermer as national aec- ”‘9 streets was considered a great aid NI today It the ONO works of the Car— she'lodge room. on Thursday. October termination or the "if and the demo- thousand emergency 95'9”“ Mill in
. ing oi" night schools on Wulnt-s- rotary Was zlcupptpd at a rimming last!" the authorities. who had taken pre- negie Stop! Coup-I11 the Only steel 2.1419. It 7:30 p. lit. for the followmg bilization of the army_ Mr. palmpr :in comer must be discharged in or»
evening of this week at both l-hi' night, (If the executive committee mvfcautlnns to guard axainst a fresh out- plant in the valley Wthh 6110'! signs purpooes: has held that the state of war does (km to reduce the comnlssioned per-
ter and Franklin buildings. the American Socialist party. at which’b‘w‘k of Sunday's “0‘an “hi0“ 1“ 0‘ “‘9vaan to reol-en’. A statement? To complete “'6 organization of said not. end until the Peace Treaty has sonnel to the 18,000 authorized by n
rincipal’ George Brunjes. of the also was adopted a resolution chat-act: “mm. m the lynching 0‘ a negro. ”W from its superintendent h" night 5'” association; to adopt by-laws for 5““ been ratified. President Wilson took recent act of Congress.
for Junior High. will act as direct~ erizing the effort to unseat. Victor. death 0' 0"“ white man. ”3‘1"!" '" ”‘3‘ five hundred men were in the mill I
if the night school at his building, Berger. '
‘0 teachers. according to numbers tee. in 9.
classes required to handle the en- prPssed the
urnt, - '
turses will be offered for
llsh speaking people, for various get into touch wi
immcial subjects] sewing. and the countries.
imon branches through the eighth
ll classes are free to all pupils, we named to prepare
inz. Here a tuition fee. of $3 for for 1920.
full term will be. charged. but $2
his “ill be refunded to such as at-
i tlireefourths of the nights the
ol is in session. _
l.‘:.~'~t-.~’ for the non-English speak-
HPORT ONE CASE w wound...
0F TYPHOID HERE by the officer, was shot
: is show
' prevalent in the state than is ill-l
-ted by reports, and reminds physid
Is that it is a reportable. disease.
Pinckney S. Hargrove. of
nkiin school faculty. will direct the government."
hi school at that: building. Each
('lOl‘ will have a faculty of five or en to succeed Germer.
as Congressman. from Wiscon
the sin. as a direct blow at “representative ”‘9 “mm" court house, and an 3"
:iempt by a mob to lynch Mayor Eil-
lward H. Smith. '
The commit-i
prepared declaration.
opinion that there was "vi-
;tal need. of rcviv'fig the International "
non- Tile national secretary was ordered to
Otto Banstettcr. Chicago. was ch03<
many others. heavy damage by fire to
Reports today from the hospital
iwherc Mayor Smith is confined were
:that his condition was improving. The
iaitcmpt to lynch the maybr was made
after repeated endeavors on his part
th nationals of other . to prevent. rioters from securing Wll‘
' l
iam Brown, negro, who was finally
Under instructions from the recent taken from m“ county 5““ by the
national convention, a committee was'mOb’ shot, hanged and burned. 0“ the.
in the commercial branches and principles to be
(i‘onlinued on Page Fouri. MOA'IGOMERL Ala.
:shot and totally Wound
'.lol~n Barbare and who
hospital shortly after 9
o.
W
e “is“ of typhoid fever in Nor men. He -w
n in the weekly morbidity by lynch la
rt of tlh- Bureau of Breventable hours, Mil
ses, Count-(iticut State Board 0f,ky. the lat
th. Thm'i‘ are no cases of dink-Ling been
The re-‘noon. Still an
says that influenza is prohablyfwllo was with Temp]
was shot. was being sou
a declaration
THREE NEGROES DIE
AT HANDS OF MOBS}
,John Temple, a negro. wll
ed Policeman
to death in a
gmorning. by a small band of w
as the third negro to die
tfir' a discharged soldier hav~
3 0t to death
a, measles, scarlet feverhwhoon'lmiles from th by a In” me
e cit 'e
cough or influenza here. y 3 5'9"!
other negro, Bird Astor.
e when Barbare
ght by a posse
(Continued on Page Eleven).
or’_tlleory he was the magi who rtccntly
the working program iattacked nineteen-yearold Agnes Lo
eck.
h
:COMPLETE PLANS
FOR THRIFT-WEEK
HARTFORD, Sept. 30.—The Week of
iOctober 6.11 is to be observed through-
0 last night'out New England as "Thrift W’eek."
;according to an announcement made
today by the Connecticut W'ar Savings
committee. During this week it is
thlsiplanned in an extensive way to em-
phasise the importance of the thrift
movement as ligation-wide campaign.
The schools are one of the most im—
portant fields for enacting service. and
it has been suggested that. during
Thrift Week. Friday, October 10th, be
observed as. "School Thrift Day." with
exercises appropriate to __the occasion.
Many schools have a regular place
during the week for general exercises
or rhetoricals—quite commonly, too.
on Fridayhand the observance. there-
fore. of Thrift Day could be very eas-
ily arranged. If some other day in the
week is preferred. there is, of course.
doing repair and upkeep work. and
125 of the mill employee after a meet-
ing'yesterday announced that they
Would return to work today. to pre-
pare to operate the plant. which non
malty employs 3,800. “
The entrance of groups of workmen.
yestllrday and reports that‘ the mill is;
preparing to operate kept the pickets’
on the alert and streets leading to the,
works were lined for blocks with men. j
The superintendent's statement. bow-‘
ever. said the plant could not be op-
erated this morning. and added that
its opening depended upon the deci«
sion of the workmen. who are said to
have discussed the question of return
in; to work.
RED TROUSERS OF
FRENCH DOM‘INANT
(Continued on Page Four).
liflAllliEllliS min
illllltlmmlllmi
i
LONDON. S'pi. 30.-~N0twitllstand-
ing the strike. the Government intends
to keep the Irish question to the fore,
and it is expected the Cabinet will
again discuss a settlement of the Irish
problem during the present Week. ac~
cordinx‘tn the Mail.
Sir EdWard Carson. Who was pre-
lvented by the strike frdm attending
[the Ulster Day demonstration at Del-
fast. sent the following telegram to
ibis supporters:
"The conspilhcy against our civil
PARIS Sept. 17 (Correspondence of and religious liberties. backed by cruel
A“ t d Press).’-Fl‘ench soi- assassinations in Ireland. and lies and
The ocia e ‘misrepresentation in America. to step
diers will not revert to the pro-war
uniform, the flaming red trousers of
-. infantry being doomed. Nothing:
will remain of the 1914 uniform except‘
the cap. ”Definitely
ante us from the British Emmi-e.
must be countered by the organization
of all our forces. “’e stand by our
suppressed," i covenant in the letter and spirit. and.
reads the edict of Minister of Wax-‘wlth God's help. will defeat our enc—
Clemencean, referring to the uniform:
of many colors. Horizon blue WI“ not .
mics as we did before "
be adopted. but a darker shade of blue. i C AR SM ASKED—REAR !
which the French call "steel blue."
The on‘ in of the red trousers in the{
FrenchAE'my dates from the ill-fated!
venture of Maximilian upon the throne;
of Mexico. Before departing for Am-
erica, the emperor adored. a very
large quantity or red cloth from
Preach manufacturers. as. be desired
DEAD MAN’S CURVE l
After a quiet spell of several weeks:
in which there was not a single acci-
dent at Dead Man's Curve, at East and.1
Westport av'enues,. the item harvest;
has stint-ted nil-again. Following the
’3
‘ l
PROBE FATALITIES I No EMPLOYMENT FOR
IN STEEL STRIKE? NON-UNION PRINTERS
BUFFALO, N. Y., Sept. 30.—The City ‘ New York. 30.—Employing
“0“" in Lackawanna today “’0“ “P printers operating 250 union book and
the cases of fifteen men arrested on ' _ . v '
charges of inciting to riot and of dis- Job offices in hcw York city. tootur
orderly conduct in connection with the forced to an issue the controversey
11:“! “Kill“? disorders 0‘ laStdq‘t‘QPs‘dr-‘L with their pressmen and-feeders over
canw ie it was announce a lo- , _
lice investigations to fix the responsi- ”‘9 lattcrs demands for a “ hour
bility for the killing of two strikers week and a 314 a "99k was? increase.
and "19 “'0‘"!de 0f several others The pressmen and feeders were noti-
had failed or tl‘deit: ”gram“ and that lied that th'ey will not be given em-
an inquest won e e . , _ . _
Strike leaders last night and today ployment tomorrow. when their con
were busy marshaling their ranks m tracts expire unless they are affili-
prevent any extended defection. Be— ated with the International Pressmen'n
”fins“: “rd :00 men ’ftlltmfll t“) Union. The two local unions which
wor ' a t 9 .ac 'swanna p an . yes er- _ _ _ .
day. although union pickets were sta~ h.l\e secrded from ihe.2lnternationnl
tioned at the gates. The men we". have 0,000 members employed in tho
taken to their homes in automobiles 230 shops. In addition, the employing
after work and there was no disorder printers‘ notice will “‘8“ £0,000 prin-
at the gates. where double forces of
policemen and state troopers were on ters, stereotypers. clectrdypors. pho-
duty. to-enlzravers. binders and mailers.
HUME ABLAZE WITHENTHUSIAM
‘ A3 I'l'lllIANSiHilflNlilliE Sill
IFII'ME, Sunday, Sept. 28, via military discipline, the whole
Sept.
-. . __‘. . . . . .
b1 his a to '0" the Frlnch trousers collision Saturday night‘ln which two \ ienua (Assocmted Press). scene being similar to that to be
no 0 ection. ’
PFRAEISTS "Epr E JUHEE WAL8",S No definite set program it . b .which were then [11' yo (e in some [cars were badly damaged. a Chevrolet Flume is ablaze with.» flags, her.
~ s are con
_ encountered at a real. Italian
:regiments-of the' A“ mum touring our. owned by the Victor streets are filled Will} In“l'd‘mglmilitary post. Men from all regi—
4 . prepared by the Connecticut War Saw; empire When the om"- was 11nd,,Ithting Tip 00., of Brooklyn, N. Y., soldiers and her air In V'bmmlments arms and branches of the
Q lugs committee, as it is recognized iboth ein ror and his American cut-.‘OCCBPled by “'0 men. Skidded on the ,- h th onfidcnce felt by tllel ’
that teachers can best arrange for , impugned w exist: Thu. the'flt rang, gt the foot ogme hill. womb“ e C > - scrncc seem to be here. Among
» U such exercises- for the diirerent grades l p re ' ‘
, ’ H
. 2 I men “.ll() [Index ‘he commmld Of
a ‘ lenc ‘ Bela. ‘3 m e 11 o cIOCk’ mt night. and, 7
. ‘ . , . them are thousands of veterans of p
I so that the huge quantity of material while the driver mama! to avoid the Captain _(:abrlele.. d Annunzl'o. : the great war, a. majorityopf the,
he following open letter from Mlss‘to the movement. but Judge Walsh, {:3 ”:12 5:119:11): $125?" mg“ 1‘1“ ' would not be lost. - ' is!“ “”55““ ”'9' hmseggged {23: 1118”th "m! the “W, and 8m!" men wearing three or {our artifice
herine Ludingtm' president 0’ the “1“" "9" since he was running ‘07 andkessa mirth be iv hr: the at (ll: ‘ wifeeliurmulif' :3? and tender and firmly hOId lt' Italy 8 flag and
cnecticut Woman Suflrage Associa- the Speakership, has declared that he 5 g e y e‘ pup ‘ 3" v
. to Judge James F. Walsh. of was 3 friend 01' SURNL'B and would, if Evsgaggglngstaggngrggfifiat 30034333331;
nWich. is the culmination of along he were made speaker, he'll them in Carnegie and others will'be made my
mm on the part of state and noun: every way in' his power. has lailed'aubjea 1,; material .‘or ‘ thrift ro-l
utirnzists to get from Judge Walsh :hfi‘m. overi andf oven—mm, there ‘ mm D l
. active support Which he has stood-‘ B :1 81'0“? n8 filing among the ‘w’o— ' ' l
promised them or. at least. anab- men, that. he is sews"? Nomuim£?mdw 3: 5:33:33; i‘r‘lrfii
and unequivocal unionism. of his. against them. .Elnally, sentiment cry‘ superintendents and pflncipols -
sent attitude. The steadily Agrow- stalllzed at 3" large and tho ' 'hLv ' ’“
. demand for a special “on to aroused meet] of the hit-field Coun-
ifv the Federal Suffrage Amend- WW. S. A... in is on town of Green GERMANS BWDED'
. . ,medals. _ '3.»
headmisthetmtme. Nether otthe ghatfiftlhilmy [05 {51%; gm Captain d’Annunzio's slalom.
13 passengers in the car were injured.' omma e; it? on y rel . 'fters are established-in , 6" Y--
Mayor Would Ha sad the wrecker from Beers' sauce ner being «the French tri-color it» so
, . . __ . cmor’s palace, which has‘if‘becn
Reporter‘Exalmnod “owed, the machine in. ’ [£031th over. the French naval ! converted into a verifiablqd‘c‘elnpl
' ' : ., ' K ' e uar ers. ' ' ' ’ '
....... «sermonsm imam-LEAN mos ' - ammo when amaze dill-'3}; so:
porosi- wx-mm Dono- l FOR CALIFORNIA} Flume lust night fronr_'l‘noste, be— the poet -aviat or overlooks the
m this Ina-um. - t .. . . « Ilug-hurled in the coal in the-tend; city. The building is‘ the finest in
5'9" VM“ ‘WML l ' mu loin ileum. of 15 Low; 5' of (locomotive for the last part
i
v
‘ 91'0- . . . Flume, having beautiful sculptnve,
nt, which has recently taken the "d!- on Sevtember 11th. when (Ira-78c :olNBALTIC REGION “9’ m u 1"”:- left ”'1‘“ mil» wmujOf the Journey W avotd m3 elaborate staircases and mogul.
.. D8 of a ”tum from one mag-ed multina- were passodcnllfug upon‘ - _ s. W W 31th 9 I'll tmy' m m '1“ w fie “' 310118 the way- cent furniture
' seventy-eight members of the Leg- Judge Walsh to Prove" his av‘ow’ed. PARIS, Sept. tilt—The blockade of ~ ' 39m 10-. n '
~rture to the Governor, ‘to call such friendship by sign! '
ng the petition for
esslon. has been the occasion of a I special session‘or going on a depots-V
uewed demand that“ udgg‘ .Wnloll flofl'w‘tbefuovmry if!» .. '
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