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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, December 17, 1919 · page 1

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ml is; EENTENARY > +_
[IFFAMflUS WRMEN 1 ,,
‘ ————— JURY

Susan “B. Anthony, Pioneer J IIN‘VESHBA-"o" ;'

AziillSEMElL
RPRESSER BY
REPEESiiIIOUS

Maroonedpn‘Ram‘ island'l‘wo Days '
and Three Nights Two Men Need
a Doctor’s Care When Res

 

Sufirage and Temperance
-_ Worker, in Notable Group
—— Florence Nightingale
and Fanny Crosby Also—,-

 
 
 

 

 

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__ era and crew 01! the, _ eamshipi ‘ I ... it - es
* r , g . . . . . ‘ ' Ethic, number as nine _‘ _0 personal " Exposed to the‘severe cold, without the share for safe keeping. '0.
- w Astrologers and Per-i ¥[::££?g;v§isatrlYes Are" L00kll‘lg Into Reports 0f Al- Wfiiehbrougbt “lite? I?) i$e"bllne-EPBLIEE STRIKE BEST hood or, shelter, for two days andEblOWn Elliott, and was either fang ;
" . 1{ril's'C‘d‘ in ‘gltggcaaffi'; . , ________x ear legEd VOIationS 0f Anti- §e:fom$€ 3333319: Emir genie: ' V “ figmzfifighis'o “233?“: Nlaeonall“? and $1123??? flosateldogat ili‘gto 3:; Sound. ‘4
[5.1“] That t e I 0 ; v v . ___ ~ piled upon Martin's Point, - . a g . ° 93 0"” . were There are no shacks or houses a}
33‘ Will l‘l’ould Come! 5013,? $0 aggKflfiegé Jgé n33konl§eg TmSt Law and Lever FOOd , Boats could not make the hazardous ' _, found late last night on Ram‘s Island, Ram‘s Island to afford shelter. 1:110
., ; " ‘- '[unpl‘eceglented importance in the ef- Control Act passage from the stranded steamship. , 0 ’ , by Captain Richard G. Hendricks, or “:0 men gill-revive:l aentsmlgf 5103::
. w .... .- _..._ sagas insulating. - ' eenee A... we . 3.33.3.2; slams. 333.....-
._.______. lure paaticipatlon of women in all ' “ ‘ ' ' 'Were in a serious condition. and were' . ‘. . - ' '-
-. ., , a - . . . . ~ did not dare attem t the tri throu b’C 11d ASkS Ten Year exposed to the plelcmg winds and
, ;, l; _ lflglgiqgf hgmalll.actlvlty, but 1" “."n NATIBNWlflE the waters and “gm; m 9w“ pg.“ - 00 gfl _ iput under the care of a physicianllzero cold, and stitched severe frost ,
I: ~ .2. Efngsithwitzlll 353;);2’; Egéei‘tgifiuafigfifig \ - overboard. Directed by oaieers of main». Bond Issue to Meet B1“ :when they were landed in South Nonzbiies on their Ema, hands and feet.) V
.‘ . . I the centenary anniversary of the'birlh! ‘ iEthitehthe d-h “if“? g fiea‘s‘; E walk. Leonard W38 ,in a particularly [\iiil'mf‘d by the. (l‘ozltlnuec: £33323
5 . 3”! Eoi‘ an unusually ’large number or wn-. IN IT 1;}: mam” “at m: w? mmfighythe; BOSTON, Dec. 17.——Tbe first inti- ‘ ”“3“‘5‘9" ”mg ”“11 hands 5° 59“” of; l e filimtgrlzslen? 35:9... Captain ‘3.
~;. .135. _ ,men whose lives and achievements .. - ' breakers toougthe shonear y _ button of the pmbahle cost of main by frost-bitten that it was thought at film; Ga Hendrick: Captain Hon- l...
5w“? 0" ”romund-inmenwpon the ‘ V ' With block and tackle the Ethle’s taim’ns the State Guard called to B05 'fir‘st it would be necessary to ampn- dricka vlsl'ted’ooose island. Cockenoo
T“ lsocml, moral and intellectu progress . \ ‘ - ‘ crew. aided by fishermen on the shore, “ton ‘0 NWT“? order. after the police tate them. Island and Copp's Island. before the
5-. 3 :31 ‘31:; :gtssméllnfllvl 21f Liege Will be :fiegMany Wltnesses Have Been rigged a life saving devicta‘usinz 3‘s rike iacnd until the crcatIi‘gn ot the. The two men. in a. rowboat, went two men. exhausted by cold and huh!-
a l " . V men as e; “hp ‘ ° boatsw ’ ch l 101' carriage. One 11 '0 e was given yecte 33’ 'When do 'n the harbor. earl ' Sund rn-E 'e e locat d on Ram‘s Island.
__-, E centenary dates occur. but the list is S oenacd, and Hearlng by 01183:: sthlaacbair manetyone of the a request was made by Gov. Coolidge4 y ay mo .er, w r e

 

. 'so imposing that a brief glimpse at aE
.‘CAOOHQI‘S Destroyed: few of its leading features, in 'the 23-;

. , . :o‘ ..t , . E ' - . . 'e-
; several LIVES LOSt Ofiifilnefé'l e seems 0 interest at this
:o' Foundland

a

Will Be Pushed

.lNDIANAPOLls, 1nd,. Dec. 17:—
.Members of the special Grand Jury

The year will bring the centenary oil 4»
E Susan B. Anthony, W-ho has been call- 2 gigginéoxeci} 13:11:17,333: Egg 1112:8233;
_ ’ _ ‘ '_ led the greater-t woman reformer ‘helln‘nirs’ strike today reported to the
‘lOltlx. Dec. L7.-*-\Sl0m511f world-has ever ,lfilown. As a young.c ‘u't t b -' th - inve u tion of
u :e expressed by the, Supel‘b‘u‘s wdman Miss Anthony aided in organ-‘ 0 l o egln e" 5 ga.

4 g, planning to dig clams oneCopp‘sE
if" 3- b0“ issue 0‘ ”90°30“ ‘0 00"" llsland. They were enveloped in 62 South Norwalk they were treated by
. 3the 9103128119?- GOV- COOIMSG sent loithlck fog and lost their bearings. Ea. physician, who removed them to
was pulled ashore in 3 max) mgr Elbe Senate 8 special message recom- 3 They rowed aimlessly around most oi’ltheir homes. Leonard's condllton was
The Ethic, which had been engaged i mending that bonds be issued on the ; the day and all night, finally drifting? so serious. it was thought he would
in the coastal service between Curling series-payment plan 101' 8 term DOt ex- , ashore on Ram’s Island Monday ' have to be removed to a hospital, but
and Labrador ports, rwent ashore last {“39de ten yearsJo pay the bills ln‘imoming. the rmnained at his home today under .
VVednezday during a gale_ curred on account 0“ calling 0'“ “10:- Failing to pull their rowboat up on i continual care.
guard. The Governor's message is as: 1

Immediately upon their arrival in

o ninety-two persons aboard were haul-

ed to safety. A baby, 18 months old,

 

 

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.n the earth did not come to
1 today. ‘ '
ominous position of the planets
. l well-presented and some
4'3 and persons versed

 

: i-‘r.

Lox-aft had maintained that at the

«2 moment when the major leagw

' - of the solar system formed thequ
wig-s in a straight line, wilh Nep-

vlc, Satuln, Jupiter, Mars. Venus and
‘ "l’CllI‘y on one side of the sun and

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‘us on the other. the earth. Which

 

 

pimeiul‘y alignment would be

. n‘w‘l'e have predicted the end
rid on somewhat similar oc-
renturies. As early as
world escaped one of their
1 cataclysms.
tlw escape did not prevent
z‘roul predicting a universal
for the ’year

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to.“

.1}.

. :‘ ll‘ drought. .

' Shipion, :‘fi'itclf‘ of Tudor

u ...~ credited with being equally

:‘l .1 400 years after her timéi—in

z.» b-e exact—the world would

._ n all end. The prediction caus—

:_=.l._ agitation in England when

into she set arrived: Thousands

Nous deserted‘etheir homes and

on! into the fields to await anni-
t')ll, :. ..

fious. religious cults have made a

...lty in. more recent years of spe-

i

. forth Scripturalor pseudo-ficien-
.lrguments in support of their
- fictitious,

 

 

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l‘ig.

will! Hfifll‘.

.‘t Zillu'llcll.
«sums: high living costs today
— l..:lnl:-llt=d in Illinois

I" 4. Eligll'

DisappoinF'E

1524—3. yearl
as it turned out, was dieting»

”1.; an hour as the earth's last, set-E

Dec; ' 17.4—AttomeyGen-,

izing theefirst woman's
; society.
antieslavery movement and during the

temperance

(‘ivil War she was an organizer of the'

iVVomen‘s National Loyal League. At
the close of the war she took up the

 

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‘NEllll RUNS llflWN

 

Garrison admittedhe had never taken
lone out in this state; f i“ 5’ will”

LlEPllu‘E llEllEl

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Tfl AMERICAN NflTE

 

. WASHINGTON,’Dec. 17.~——Mexlco's
:l'eply to the American note-renewing
{the request for “the release of Cons-lie
liar Agent Jenkins had not reached
,the State Department early today and
iofficials declined to comment upon the
Etext as given in Associated Press dis-
patches from Mexico City.

The Carranza Government now arg-
ues that, the Jenkins’ case has taken
on an entirely different aspect since
,the release of the Consular Agent un-
‘derbail‘a'nd expresses the hope that
“this case shall no longer’disturb the
good. relations which it sincerely
hopes exist betWeQn the American
and Mexican people." ‘

 

‘ not been
.made known. Jenkins has also begn

E making an inquiry.

mitted to the Mexican Government,

Palmer's plan for a. acting on instructions from the Amer-

lCan Government, relative to the case

‘ He outlined of Jenkins, 1’ have the honor of saying

Later she participated in the

-. Estatwd today/that he would be requcsie'

laws
r ,el Control act by
.coal miners, 023m... and dealara.
.SeveralfewitneSses have been sub-
poenaed, and, it was stated, the in-
quiry will be pushed’fis rapidly as pos
sible.
i Determination to 'conduct the inves-
Etigation resulted from charges that
goperators had-entered a conspiracy to
Eltmit the production of coal and that
they were Joined in a similar conspire

;alleged violation of anti-trust

and the Love (Continued on Page Five).

DENTAL ASSflCIATlflN
3 MflNTlilYliEEllNfi ,

 

UNIDENTIFIED Ell
Ellis Elull‘lllnEE,

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along these lines, which was greatly
aided by the work of the school nurs~
es. in his home city,- and showed
many lantern slides of the way the
work is conducted there.

Dr. Fones strongly advocated the
introduction of a regular course of
study offiic core or the teeth, under

‘\‘Vllll continued violation of the Feder— cation by friends or relatives,

al court injunction by furtherance of .
a local strike in Kansas. Howat has WIflflw "F NnTEn
- i
F' a .
EVANEEHIST nlESbmu: supervision, in tile public schools
f loi Connor-.icut, and i'wcommendcd a.

been ordered to appear in court Mon-

day morning. D. A. Frampton, Mober-

¥ly, Mo., another miners' official, also.

.is charged with continued violation of;

‘the‘feinjunction because of action simi- :

Elar to that of Howal. but no formal or- ‘

later, for hil;J appearance before Judge. Etwo your; course.

Al E as At the conclusion of llisml‘ks.
his progressch ideas were heartily
i'upporicd, in short talks, by Dr. “'11-
lirzn .T. Tracey. of this city; Dr. J. J.
Cloormn, (21’

McKay, of Greenwich.

umrson been issued. 1'. wa...‘
A bull's-t lunch was served.

Those present il'cm tile various cit-
ies were: '

Nonvaik~—Drs. William L. V'ecd,
drank B. Hoyt, John A. O‘Connor,
Charles F. Bonfire". Herbert I. Cor-'
nell , Harry H. Hefieran, Millard,

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Julia: A. Bailey, widow of‘X‘Veli‘ord S.
-' ed to appear next week. and that it‘llc Bailey, who was known throughout
did not formal action would be taken the country as an evangelist and to
to obtain his presence in court. pet-ance worker, died early tins morn
All mines in‘tbe state are again in ing at, the home of her son. 15 llamfill-
operation, it was reported. this Imorn- ton avenue. Mrs. Bailey was 0.
ing,gand With a Very few exceptions years old. and is survived by he son.
an Indiana miners have returned to Ernest C. Ballei'. of this CRY. and 0‘19
Ework, With rescinding of orders re- sister. Mrs. Jeanette Bedlent, of Dane
istrlctlng the use of light. heat and bury. Mrs. Bailey was Wen Winona
power, business and industry is rzlpid- and respected in this city and Dan-
_l_v resuming normal. bury.

E ALLEEE m 7. Funeral services will be held Friday

on-
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Eevening, at 8 o’cloek, from the funeral
ichapel of Frederick H. Ganung, South
EMalnestreet. Rev. John J. Snavely.
pastor of the South horwalk M. E.
7 The interment

. €33.
rezl, James A. Meek,

Henry C. Sherer, G. Morgan. Mu-
Henry K. W. Kel-
logg, George» G. Fawcett, J. Milton Co-

 

 

 

.robbed- of $700 in a Wood street sae

Bridgeport—Dre. Alfred C. Fones
Eloqn. Holowjesnki Was described «by

l
l and Charles Nichols.

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- turned to him. and he later admitted French mag-man soil. It has been
the missing money Wis lost on "

the intended by the Erench Gavel-mum,
street and not in the cafe. . '

1 that this memorial shouidebe PM
“‘9‘: American : Amman!!!

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Stamford, and Dr. H. I...
tend in Afghanistan.

\

Haugh, F. J. Morrison, John Volmer,;
William J. Tracey. William W. Trac-Ja

.‘EEVEEAEE' SAMPLES. JAILER ElllllllREE
s ' lillNlHSERlilllEEli

, —-_.m._.—

It was runomclally reported this'
,Vrorenoon that luterua’l’rev‘enue inspect-v!
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announcemenbstated that this report
,“had been reported to the War Office:
{without comment by the officer com—E
manding at Meshed three days after
line alleged destruction'of himself and
his cmnmand.” The dispatch from the
Mrvl-od commander was received at 2
o‘clock this afternoon.
Officials here declare that the re—
port ‘3 as obviously Bolslreyik proplle
:anda intended to stir up trouble ill
the east. particularly in India. by per-
suading: the natives that such massa-
cres were easily possible. The Bol-
sheviki have been making unusual cl-
forts to spread revolutionary propa-
anda in India, in the hope ot‘ start 1m:
revolt. it was added. and they-are
also working assiduously to the same

of that modern dance.

MAY lflAN ARSERIA '

 

PARIS, Dec. Tis—eAt‘tcr further con-
liliil.‘l'.'.‘7'ln today of Allvtrla's require-
ments for the relief of her distresaln‘
food renditions. lllt‘ Suprleulr \IUUflCIl
(lCPl'dtrl that it’ would be necessary to
furnish relief to the amount of :70,-
000,000 at the least. the relief to go
5forward at the rate of $9,500,000
, monthly.
I The Austrian delegation expressed
- lthe bPlicf that the total sum neces-
E sary would reach 1.100.000.0011. which
is the amount Chancellor Kennel-yer
terday asked the. Council to lend to
Austria. , '

The Council today, presided 0%!”
Jules Cambon. and with Ambassador

STEAilElz—FAZILKA’S
PASSENGERS SAF

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 17.—-Six
hundred passengers and members of .,
'the crew of the steamer Faailka. re-‘
cently stranded on the southeastern

 

 

CHRISTMASY SCENE

,the United States, whose adherence to
‘the agreement was awaitod.
It has become known that the rep-

 

 

town were mostly smooth shod and : aid.
had a hard time to keep their rootingi

on the snow-covered streets. and moatERAIDED CORK AND E

 

 

 

 

 

REVENUE MEN lilENillWlllwlmEN

What, rev horses there are left in‘neod of taking measures in Austria". .,

 

 

cinnamon

. . - l New Yorkecity-Dn H. L. McKay. a o » ,, . _ .

it i" l ‘ _ MEXICC'): CITY. Dec 17-—The reply ‘ ggufleenu: 33$§x$$§°§§§gefifi Dre, Boutwell, Hefiem’, ’ 09ml!“ erg: 1:31: focaluamfcfingiflemissfialfifié. flgnfifi; 03.21: 313332156“ rim

. EN E0f the Mealcan Government-to the Sw'linvestigation by Detective Sergeant _ . . ' ' and Weed were the efficient 003m“? and gave a meet Christmaeelike ap- upon the necessity of American co-
. . . a. l .ond American note demanding the im- Thomas Hunt and Policeman Jghn g, , fétflbufing agency for ‘tee. :{ pearance to the streets and trees. operatic m the pellet of Austria. An- .
. ‘ . E mediate release of William (indent? smith disclosed the fact that Holow- the mxh‘ Gtfiemment, Corporal' ‘ , Some of the youngerrklddtes got out bags“ ‘Wallace was unwle enter .
l ‘ ':’ “15v Americf‘fl‘cms‘i‘“ Agent at “5'" iesnki was so careless‘oHlls money George U. Parks is issuing to soldierlE - their sleds, while local dealers. with mm any unamakmg for...” mm;
. ,Jila. follows. as to negligently (imp $300 in bills and- d tor-meg. soldiers of the American these items in stock gave them acon- States without instructions’ from MI , "L:
., i .. vith referencé\.to note Numberetwo 350 Liberty Bonds on'the summon“, Forces an eloquent tri- , emotions place, but there was no 461Governm‘ent, but he has “by“ 1,. , ‘l
*-'--‘-- ‘- :ffi;ef°$§icfgofi‘jféglg;c;”€ 13‘“ floor. The money and bonds w’eresee bute to the Americans who tampon mad for snowvshovelfle :Waslllngton setting forth urgently the '

1.110, . _ . trans.

' ' W m Lm‘ "bang outan hound a belt. of thenwere Med for what tow
,7, cmhmhlixfgur hundred state “Pd that, under instruction of the Presi- EXPLOSION KILI‘S aw . ,, ~ that-23" m m a m m the blackandtlr shop? there are that irei LONDOV R. R. STATION *5
wJur—ll'swclubs callggplxiesenéat-ifir a: “55‘“ thefiepubHCJhe'Mexican Gm MEN—THREE PERSONS ‘t, a, it ' moron Pleas ‘ Budgie- bpen for business. . i ‘ 3
, l“."tElie; O I:owden $3.23,?the;.e:§j eminent in relflYing to this note Will e ’ - _ «a; ’ e ' ' 3- ‘3 ”~19 ' ' ‘ ’tugxeeon awn-61111 in the ' ‘ ' ‘ ,

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. __ . . . .« against. m Radix-my.- » 'rylng arms raided the premises of t“

, .mlmw 93‘8“ ““110.“ ““3393 outtaknlg up and examining item-sueEedtmeeangymofigngngwem in} . ‘ plough: towing .- , CLAMD Cork and London railroad It M_
wwmatibn adios; e’e‘re co. . ”immanent-rings y to—Gstabllsh certa " ‘ ' , . ' 5%, * ' ' ‘ err . " _ is ' ,, , night. They locked the W'b
,, every commumwpfuif’eea» bum . be" necessarypr ~ . , _e WT Wwemed

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lac by some or the miners Attor- , Who "'9 3‘ sNGFWfilk ‘iVF’imng:§ ‘
“'3 “’W‘d fill” 01‘ fiV‘é‘ 50131‘ paces tU , . « y, " , h G t h ' t d An unidentified colored man tellE saloons, took samples of “beverages g .1 ' r
,_ 2‘. int of the line. would bellnvel ' ‘ ”‘0” {0‘ t e overmnen avoistae from the Mechanic street railroad . sold in two down-town cares. Tho: F p , . 1““ colored , Water
. one-horse- shay. E 9 HP. I ARRESTED 331133 311(1): Egaggnflflgdy :9 ilgivd‘iinau‘gatbm bridge at 6:50 o‘clock last night. suf— .——-———--~ 1 samples will be sent to Hartford for strezltmt‘llownclbwn 'wus sentenced to
:i.—~t:~: had scoffed at the idea 3 y ‘ . . . . ferlng injuries that resulted in his ’anal'ysis. ' ' . -' h ‘ ll his '
- - - . ’v . .Wlll be nation-Wide in its scope. 1t . . f , , three months in t c county 18. , t
‘FUDE‘l‘SfithUa iones 19031161]: _____.___’ ' W-.. *eeeee’owas pointed ougijQ-‘at in, ,cgnspjracyfi,d,eath j“ the Nor“ 81k HosDital “t 10 The regular monthly meeting of ill:' . The lFlSDBVClOI‘S thoroushl) C0\€I:e(l nlox-ning, xvhen she appeared in tn."
.;.,rllted three elgaretles with‘ , l " ~ ~ oclocls thismoming: "7' ’ VFWc’te "’li‘airficidfount Dental» file-e 9:13 Sprlnflwd section or the alt). 1“er Y‘t Ci‘ court char ed with '
""‘J. or having walked under 3 Charles Garrison of 'l‘o‘llcneke waq'cases wnnesscs may be summoned Medical Examiner Samuel H' Hunt- esoclsation nunlber‘n they majoljnv‘o’“ yesterday, visiting: reach saloonfi “1373331: till-elft‘ of“? fromfia Bél'diélm V
“ having done in recent 1”; .1”th Wq‘erda‘; afternoon for 0: from any section of the country with lngton referred "the case to the Police h d tal ‘ ‘i N rwallt Rt ‘_ district. Saloon men in all parts of _ AM _, (1 . t w- _, resented
, : one of mé momma ml] ;-l"1ilr1 5ui ‘dutomobi‘le fiimou’t a C n!" out regard to Federal court districts. Department forinvestigmmmmqukms t id en surgeons n o ." Mn, Norwalk expect 1 be interviewed hyiln‘m- f “" "m“,“j, “I": “.90 ' _
or trio 5 kn ' fat‘ J d :3 E E ‘ g ‘d-i‘v ’ [M H - '0 The Grand” Jury investigationl fol- have been made among colored resl- to “d .(J'reen‘fcm ,at.me horf‘éli‘ the agents before hey leave the city.im "0““ 3"} 1‘99””) J? “N“ Juneo.
. 0; Ell (morn [fin “1 a . ielgcgcug l Egg—3 £2919?! . et£u1%§g‘:' laws by 'a day further continuance of dents of the city to determine ‘1: any- Country (,lub, last ev enlng.lat willtél l Tho trial DIO\(‘d‘alll‘ rattlesnna ant: 2
:.~.::,.. 3.9.»...oyslco a... “madam-5“; {Em-.1. £10.51: “‘ .3. -‘.’ ‘cerheee 0f acrimmlcmmptagam one has been reported meme W ““3” ‘5’”? “S ““3? 8.”di i‘l‘i‘e‘ ~'. BRITISH GARRISON .1 5“: ”“5 22.5 .3115. .3325 Til.
j,‘ ‘ , . _ . I L . ' ' n g, "e ‘m g eighty-four officials of the United Mme the ma“ idem“). has no. ye, beenlance o e iem 01‘s,. .u o e puma sheila 01; n <-, » -
men so unfavorably llnpress- Attorneys Tammany & Connery to de- , . - .- W _ ' lane of the three oltles, who had been "shimmy. ’ as svdurtlvcly portrayed
”PM. chances for continuing fend him ;,l\V0{llelst§I Ahmel'lca. fithronfenfgt established. He was dressed as a invited to be present. . N T MASSACRED bv the stately prisoner as a prelimi-
-..'-.u - N . ’. .- - ' ' v ‘ '09P >011 e 931“”; 0 0“ laborer, and was evidently returning .. . E . _....._.. ~ .. ' ‘ H -. ,‘ ' . fl '
.w pill‘epatiag’of'htelie $521 figg‘fi- “11,1191: “3% d tugs: (3:36.63: afigigfégn charges went. over until such a time home from work when he lost his ”flag*“fifj‘agt‘edwaiefgagfggf‘effii. LONDOV Dec 17 —Official denialE 11231.31 1‘.“ Egbiiflilggufif El‘.‘i~,§f§?$y'vrni$
‘ ‘5‘”er Prof; 1.01. of as ~ I :1' id d .gn'h-na' drown‘ Pol' y,” the Government or attorneys for mom‘g and tumbled from the bridge‘ {:33 ' aD Alfred C Fon s, r of the report clzlcula'ted'hv the Rule-E m“ .d-ug- . sum... co-‘llldin “up in
l, E‘I‘m'v STd h (“LEO n 013?, at (113ml? Q ‘ételtf ' W ticemardzme‘defendants see fit to bring the The medical examiner found deathigflducmg an '1 64' 0d sian Bolshevlki that hostile Persians comp-'33”? h: -‘Mllnit:l‘ited %mma'a ,
, “fit: bltgll‘tiuet ta thlkllxiear: Ion; “ins. ct. . latfoerz; Imam stir! ann.case again before the court. The ex— resulted from a fracture at the base sipsrtgbg :dgav: at 12:11:: ran): 'had massacred the British garrison of monitors undul'ewn literacy Cuneo 1‘
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.4. ‘\,..le.e to ones. ho lday. ldt to rim 9 a tune jump 0 3x01 W‘lt, president-of the Kansas district returned to e funeral parlors of teeth of c i ren, an presen 9 nine . . . ,_ ', . .0 runp. .1. ize a pmn. y
-" ' my other selentlsts lllaifb being hlt. VVhen he Stopped the (1117' Of the mine workers Who is Charged David “7 Raymond awaiting idenlifl interesting data. of the good Vwork made b) the War Ofilce today. The luto (lUlVCl‘lng a irk‘y lntl‘k(tu((. “10:10“.
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ll 3:4 if," it has firogressed has ~' ion at 7 o'clo last night that he was J. A. llliandahl. ,.

 

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