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cert l’is‘htillg Reported Oil the Gabdani‘ronfiefi
Efforts to Capture Rovno-AHeavyEngagements in:
Other Places Where the
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Governor Does Not See flow
German Government Reporter] 3 to Have Made Definite
Arrangements to Settle the Trouble—Workmen Re- '
POM to Be Bombarding Wesel With Large Calibre
Guns
' ' ' can Levion, met, last at, the . - - _3 3. 33 t
{larch 25,—Bolshevik importance. Further north. in the re- Scale 0‘: Wages Shall Be City H511, and the ”Sufism t Pawns 0f safme R980- “. “
3MP” launched against glon or Rzecycza. and Kalenkowitz, Retroatlve From That Were very glad to learn that t“ nppli- l
- at scattered pom northeast of Mozir, the enemy took
of approxunately 400 "several
3 3 , 3. lung-planned spring at.
3: - .;.->lan Soviet armies ap-
_.vn commenced.
liolshcviki have made
» at some places, de-
gwrate resistance of the
wr have been holding
l check in most sections.
.- . _ _ . . , . . ’ The bases of the, agreement. the all-‘ Consider it will be necessarv to form '
it t . . . , . . _ .
”Ingefigfinfi- The Red: mg on. bothsxdes usmg artiller} and 3 were ‘0 hold we“ ““10" 0“ that night. Should the Legislature P388 vices state, art as follows: ‘ a new ministry believing a few chang-
3 o retreat from bnngmg up reinforcements. Some Plans Mad t S ed U tll . - . , .
“i." acquired positions crack Bolsh'evik divisions are'innline . ? 0 pe P e (Continued on Page Six). l Resolution, Without Con-l chigrgluiyi‘t‘homai well-linen; armifesfwlllaq? “19:21] o. m. t the Ma- -
”I”. but fighting still can along this sector and ‘cavalry is being ‘hlcgotlatlons of, a ‘ 8 ntaln ng er. . ! be con c as r me. .n .
Soviet. troops using heavy
.txtks. armored cars and
.ratus captured front Genet"
we on the. South Russian
lt‘ fighting took place on
the I’olesian-Podulinll
(;.tlici:ln frontier, the
“UH m :illlll‘l their attacks
in an effort to capturi-
twndent. r..ilromi ccnb
v-wyl'mlulslt. at city
. t‘:“.l.~‘\‘ o! its strategic
r“
1 villages which were to
covered y the Poles after a day's
fighting.‘ ‘
Heavy engagements are also report.
ed in the vicinity of Zaslava, south
east of Rovno, and Stare-Konstanti-
nov, where the Reds attempted to
cross the Slutch River. East of Ka~
menetz-Podolsk, the battle is still go-
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used. ; -
. Rovno is particularly valuable to
'the Poles, as through it runs the only
railroad by which supplies can be
lsllippt‘d to the army along the south-
eastern front. In their drive against
this city, on Tuesday, the Bolshevikl
hurled two divisions into the battle in
.au attempt to outflank the Poles.
Hamlin-hr 1d lighting: ensued in 'vil-
mg»... ju w tax; t of the Sluich Rivel‘antl
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3April l pending the negotiation of a
cation for the use of - the 1“ Mil:
Date _ Amory, on Friday night, Apfll 16th,
was approved by Capt. Sterling, and
sent to Hartford, so that. all pins ire
ready to be perfected. The Frank C.
APRIL [ST MlNERS Godfrey Post had annouIICed, in a pre
vious issue or this paper, that My,
April 9th, was to be the date set for
,the anair, but had learned afterwards
tthat .the Norwalk Aerie of Eagles
31mm Changes Situation
“Stroll . ..
EMEREENCY
. New
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NEW YORK, March 25.—0£ficers of
the United Mine. Workers were pro?
paring notices today to be sent to 10-;
cal unions in the three districts com-t
prising the anthracite coal region, not-’
ifying fihem to remain at work after
' Midflilil
Delaware Legislature ‘ Stilll
Struggling With the (IQ-
stitutional Amendment '
new wage agreement, as the mine op-3
erators have agreed to make “any
wage—award retroactive to that date.“
l’iiilip Murray, international vice-'
president of the I’nited Mine VVork-‘
3 DOVER. Del, Maren. 25,-inblic
L‘l'S, stud that there would be no meet- hearings at a joint sessionrof'the Del.
.Puruc HEARING l
currin‘g Vote” of Electors,l
It Would Be Unconstitu-
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lmnrmnn. March 25.—~Gove-rnori'llVe reforll'S.
Marcus H. Tolcomb Republican, in a
statement, last night. refused to call,
a special sessiOn of the Connecticut
General Assembly to act. on the Feder-
al- Suffrage amendment. The Republi-
can State convention. by an almost
unanimous vote, in New Haven, yes-f
terday afternoon, called upon the Gov-l
cmor to call a special session, so that!
it ht be possible for Connecticut1
1 bar union participation.
3 took part in innocent coup
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PARIS, March 25.—'l‘he German gem, Socialization of the mines, pom
emment has arranged a definite agree. ‘ larly the coal mines and the pouch
meat with the workmen the Ruhr ' workings.
Valley. where the general trike hall Dissolution of “counter revolution-
been paralyzing industry and where ary” tormations.
hostilities between soldiers ind work- improvements of the food supply
ers haVe been in progress for several; system.
days past. according to news reaching; All the majority parties, it is declar.
French semi official circles today from ; ed, have accepted the conditions un-
Berlin. 'der which the government does “0’-
Remodelling of the Cabinet with la-’1ority parties as believing it new re~
fl actionary movement is not impossible.
which They point out that Gceral von
. d'elat. '4-.83echt has failed to disarm theIBaltlr
‘Pamge of laws for socml reform troops which. are still concentrated at
and the carrying out of admini-trar
Disarmament of the troops
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EMR8.SEELEY l3 -
SAYS AEIIlllENl 7 TAKEN lll HllSPllAE.
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L Witt 333$ LA Fl .vng ol the general scale commlttee to- aware. Legislature were the. principal
3 lday. but that the action of the opera- (-vonis scheduled today in the contest
[tors would be brought. to the attention fnr ratification of the “’oman Suflmge
to]; the various lOCiilS directly through Constitutional amendment by secur-
llllc official circulars.
3 The circulars. which will carry a
mg this State's vote.
Elements of bmh Guffra late and:
Many of the resolution adopted at the L g
311109111): ol' the sub-committee of min-
”antis" were urging a vote tomorrow's
“illmc. is on lb.- t-z‘:~: itl‘lll opcruicrs held last night. will
but others sought postponement until;
(“w-ills, say dis-3 be signed b ylllt‘ international OffiilCl‘S
to o the thirty-sixth State to ratify
the Sufl‘rage amendment. 1
Gm'ernor Bolcomb's statement fol-
. , return 1er
"l have read the resolution’vasf-‘ed; Declarl ' ' '
3 3 3 3 ng his earning capactl} as a
”‘1‘” b3 the Republican State ‘30""physician had been reduced front
vention. I do not see how that chang- ..
. about -,()0 . - be ;;
es the situation or assists the special week :5" a 2 am: e3; fining-933:9;
emergency which “authorizes the Gov-- in 3 'cc’ 3 . _ .
crnor to can a special session. n “‘ Idem m Nonxalk, Dr. A‘ ”-
Man Who Shot Mother 18
Removed to Roland’s San-
tarium in Westport
Mrs. Mary P. Sceley, who was shot
at her home. 11 Grandficd avenue. yes-
terday afternoon. about
iifllll'l. March 24.
next week, The Legislature plans tol
owe. oi momentous
adjourn tomorrow night until Monday.}
' n:‘_.\p.~il ll for tit.-
am i-cssful opcrellzt.
:tftcr (hr-’llleotin: of thr Suprcmv Al~
liml Council, at San l'iemo. hill)". onl
day will be suspended in accordance
3 cans, and Kcllar, Democrat, Tonnes-v
This day. which is the
with CUSiulll. see. were asked to present the princl-l
sion. ‘
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“The adoption, by 36 States. of the
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shoulder and one the loft hip. She is
Dr, Baldwm was drivlng an auto- resting comfortably, and, without
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._______ pulchts till'oct3frotn ”31.11 clly. Cap-3m the mine workers and the district Suffragisls had. first innings at to', “le State Constitution places the figgd-n.\‘:13lgl3lgqglllgGatizilssglgléllh by her demented “on Otto S. Seeley,
“1"“ ("llll'wh‘ ‘1 Annunzlu ““1 ”l" 3km; offlcmls. .. , Way's hearing-q starting With an allotw responsibility upon the Governor. I , 30‘3".) , Id 3‘ h E [e 0‘. was removed to the Norwaik Hospital.
. m :h» l‘t‘Lfllluy mul National Assembly have decided l‘nirm ()fllClul‘i, hoWercr. pointed ment of two (“n-3.13 United rStates351mu not shift it to the delegates 0,3COU3H. )3 pic .u go o n . 33I\celct today where Dr. (‘ram will X-ray the
I. Illl‘e'l. Daughtersor to proclaim Flume a t-e31luhiit~,3 but wili‘out that Avril3 .1 is a holiday in 111" Senators Spencer. of Missoull, and the .Republiczm Stale convention. l :n;3n:r3,u;33 (33 _ vicicculclkhgh :Bgt wounds with an idea of removing the ~
“41'“- U) Wild :1 surl— probably not take this zlttton untd anthracite ro-gion and “'0?“ {01‘ that. Sterling, of South Dakota. Republl‘ gain decline to call a” special ses—l g ‘ " e ' 'V o ‘ otwa or a " bullets. one of which entered the right
wed in lion‘s The will 21. ~ . (anniversary 0T “‘8 91‘3“”!!! 0' “‘3 pal arguments. Others introduced byrFederal Suffrage amendment. will nogtlekiny‘héaln strggt,1§§rwalk. {tile much doubt, will ”cove“ “me“ tho
llrury was minim: Forgery ol' billlk' non-s on at large eight—hour day to the hard coal work- Mrs. Florence Bayard Hilles, of -the change our Constitution. but until it n g t3.0 e wary . 3. Mild 16 bullets ire no”. “the vital o
”mutiltee in ch r: . ~‘Ci‘.l(“ at Flume has resulted in an no? ers, is observed throughout. the mln~ mlawasezhntmkfil m MMQ‘W’“;{3 M“ my Mot“ machine Quack ha Wage: dagfiamvmmwemue a rather-Frog:-
.: she will be assign centuntion of the distress (infidelity-arms fields 4 - 33 man-i PSTTY. represented that cream/mg to 5111390“ it in its unaltered ; bad oil?” c {3 931 a do: cute operation.
;.l‘.3‘\3 Mrs. Dani»! no. lhv paralysis of commerce there. “10% “'ith the retroactive ngreemenldis- zallo and the National American form. 3 Brat} ll 3:201: ,t°?l or3a 0”,”?! f“ Sergeant Bryan H. Silk was called
11"". Mrs. Swim-"l tmtmlm"c. hOWPVOI‘. is dt'tfi‘l‘llllm'd not posr-d of, mine workers and operatfll‘i‘ Woman SufimfiAasociation. Amonz- "1r Connecticut should be one of the ' a“ n ““8 draw/noun ‘m s“ ' to the scene of the shooting and found
VHF-cm: Smam. w :u'mnit to the Juan-”lists- Edvcluwd lh‘ir intention Of s””39“!"E them ‘was Mrs. Carrie Chapman Call. thirty-six Slales to adopt-one Suffragel (c tl ed" Pa El htl 599'” i“ ”‘9 bedmomt Where “1‘
‘ l “I“ cho::--n ("1251‘ A! u “190““? “f OfiN‘F‘l‘r‘ and l't'mm“ up 1119 W'FOHZ‘UO" 0" :1 "PW contract. president of the national association. Eamendmcnt. by“ lhe vote OLlhe Genet-I on nu on ge g ' shooting had occurred, with the load-
.,... 1t) prppnn- in" u. ”.4“ citizgllfi. llvlil lilSl Iil2l1i3 ill." The :zljll-(‘UllllllllltWl handling lllo 110. After luncheon [hr anti-Sufiraziris 31 Assembly, and thereby change “up - ‘- __.__.—._.~-- 0d 332 calibre revolver. H? put up no
llf'lll in lil‘tl All i.» ;t:il(lll’.~1 stole, Curtain ti'Annttnzm ie-3gotiettions hull bPlOl‘O thctu for lnlllll“ had two hnurs. “”33 Henry D. Thomp- Constitution without the concurrin: resistance and was taken ‘0 the Flmt
Mt». lt‘lint's :ts. .~ atrium-d his determin: don no? llhtliztle consklrlnllnll today the (-lllel sun. of [13],. Delaware branch of the vote of the electors of the Statesil 3 district jail, and from-there taken to
lit-lull x tt-ztm Ali,» :‘llill’lllltil the city until it “A. ('illlL‘l' tltlllnnds of the \\Tll'kpi‘5‘~--lll(’ pl‘opOS- National Organization Opposed to would be contrary ‘0 the provisitns u gRulaud‘s Sanitarium, m “'estport, by
lit» Chico-- (’l'lirivr. "racially lilill‘l)(*lllli?iil or :1 ill PD of nls for a (‘lOwl'd shop and the “check Equal Franchise introducing the 0i“ 'Sel’geant Silk, at the order of Probate
('uin],l_\,(3:l3 and )lis.~ “33,353.. Off," the Six-3:011? {lit}; flVO‘lluy wet-k position pletltlvi‘s. Each side was
court Judge Gregory.
[and :v sixty per cent. wage increase.
All those clanses have bccn given pro
:linlillary discussion, but no definitv
3 action taken.
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given hall an hour for rebuttal. Secley. who is forty-three “,an of
“gaff“..m. usurp Churn.
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I HARTFORD, March 25.——The New; (Continued on Page Elzht)
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail“
:road law will not conform to any lo- ._~._- 3
lcall daylight saving ordinance or law, 3 NEW ABINE
at least not so long‘nls there is not
SANTIAGO. Chile, Mart-ll
weplr-«l an invitation to
Work for lilt' lll‘iilgé-lmm
Fl
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NiliflNAlillERNAli M0031: msulutmt L H mm RESULTS IN ARREST
_._. tantamount WE “ z UFMANANDWBMAN
’AliE iAMiillN
m—ll‘
more uniformity of time among cities
and towns which it serves, especially
[in Massachusetts and Rhode Island.
'This was the announcement made to!
.day by Oarl A; Mitchell. superintend»;
entdof the Hartford division of the‘3
roa ;
tlu- Not\~v.l‘.k"l‘iro and Hubby-r Cour; There is conSldcrable lnicrest int
LEUFIRELANE:
- . .- . . ~ .. itv in a resolution introduced in;
l; n}, ulll lltvltabl} bc Hi) lrlllcll em ‘ this C . 3 3 3 3 3
DE ‘ lp‘:i<|‘(l (H't-l: his election as an ulter- Congress calling for an investigation
3}: ‘ ' ‘ of the causes that have resulted in the
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Mrs. Stella Stevens, 39 years old.
reckless
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.~ _ Al the retailer meeting of South “.333" gm.“ downtown
now to the RODUblltJn National con 33303333333333 Lodge. No. 5293 Loyal Order
2477 An-
. . . . .. ‘ ‘ ' ' tremendous increase in fuel oil. ;frorn over-indulgence in very'3 hard ' , ‘d da' that
Hum)“ m bk h id m ( lllcngo, next I of MOOSE m be held this evening. the The m9! 0“ problem has long been cider. was indiscreet enough to com- slit 2:13 geld-lingual: 0N! :crizizgenaiefixgwggiflt 12:1 Seine cb‘nstitutod b;
- . J93? wtppmn 3.3. m .mpmqtp to Sen-:nC‘Wl-v elected ofiDicers wilil bfiilfistalleil a serious one for the commissioners wit a violent assault, preceded bylabué $832), zillgmodm aid inforlnationilht‘ President ihl" Prt miv'r 333331 Minis-
:~ New ’Yorl: lily-3 .tlm .. .3 . ‘ ;_ . by Juniol- Past lctator .3 . oppe. of the South Norwalk empiric pant. «.9 121:: “gm. of a particularly uri . . ,‘ ' . i . ' ,. . , ; . _
.mcr- infirm-y, iniur. “my B‘SSML oi Lillufwm' has con ' Tile names of a. number of new can- sevmul g was soon out that tram schedules Wt 09 the lnteuc. belle. chlo halos
The price has been jumped
. nature. in the City Hall police head-
times. and the uncertainty of futurv
0‘ l1 ‘1 . ‘K dist lots». 3
"M" m mum“ r quarters, early this morning; She was
‘ ' ‘ ' , i 3 e m, former Minister of
. m1 progrulll ol ngs "mm-‘1 to ‘h' *didutes will also be [li‘l‘rivlllttl for the would not be changed. It. was pomted (‘0 Monltn g
. .. . . . »- ' : ' w Ha . . . . . . . “ ma Vi" r. nto lo Huneus,‘who at, vari-
3353 presented by [mm at llri33§3ldl3cil3 conxrmltxf3iti.33ln001:?erence3 large class inltlutlou which will be supply .3335 held up plans for the\ m. Friday, chained with the we“ of cop- out33:31:3aénlt‘33ggiiélgrgssumere de great3o d timAcs 3131333333: the past twenty
”I“ ”‘2'”: MRS MM” .9113 “gm! ‘0' dimin‘lllc district Mrflhold 1535“” Sunday. M “l“ ‘10“: 0‘ stallaticu m. new machinery ‘ and assuufi. and lrll‘ased in bonds of “n . 4 '
of ill“ il‘lf‘gflt‘m mom. Hartford's
ordi- . ars has held portfolima i3n Chilean
daylight saving 3 3
'ministrics. has been appomtcd Minis-
‘ 5' 55 this evening '1” ; .
the bu me ‘ nance goes into effect next Monday.
’. 'I‘itmtrc, last night,
~ -- - "r ‘ ~« .=. . . ' 'ning. .
. . -. . -. . u; --~ in h 5..) to. ill.” tomorlo“ mm
Lamson: "Mm “I." turned t Mrs. Sli'Vl'nb. Azli-mi Lent and John
:t l in ll’i zlnt at each. . . . . - m . m.- lll'l'S will enjoy 4" bullet lunch.3whicll , 3 4 . T 3 3 H 3 3 3 , _ _ 3 _ . 33). . 33
iwlzlntl. :“rg’i‘l‘f‘TgnCLA ”a: liver?” '1' Sill-"1‘ 1'!" connnitlcc. A ”1.11113“ tyhffliailv‘i‘lhll: OPENS IN BROOKL‘ 1“ “’3‘”. sirefit. Anitknightd hnexfiefg thousands of commuters 7 travel busi- called ‘lc'zders of political parties into
I'll-uh on England» . ‘ .‘ J‘ I " . . - ‘ ' r ~ «~13: his ill-‘0 ““31 “range I" . ‘ - pulled on or v. f' . an 9 1 i. t“ s ‘ usl ' disturb- consultation for the purpose of finding "
. . 3 . n the hotttl. lot the o l 3 33 3 ,3 .. . ve m . 5 » ; .. , .. . ,. 3 ness is like} 0 9 who i 3 i» 3 _ 3 , , 3
13M ‘3‘“‘11 t 0“ “‘3“ {“311”, 'llld will {mummy- m.- zecem' ‘- ‘p‘m‘ll “‘9‘”? of the ii"; to: be on The pastors of the. local Methodist “9‘” i“ ‘f (llJJ'. Taking advent??? ed. \‘Vhat e the. railroad com« a “‘n)’ tor the \al‘lous parties to get
. ,.. With the such lea , . 3 _.”3 "Wm,“ . All liltzlllbl‘is are reduce E .1 1 1 r h are in attendanct' L: llaztlutcks r‘._;fonceless pos lO . anv's decisiorf will have is lodav together and furnish a majority in f”
- l;'.' the appluum: . “"WS “1 m5 ”MN“ “I ‘ l ‘ hand promptly at eight oclock. 19130093 Cl“ (339: f ll New Yo”. Lent is changed tvllh punching him 9 1-)“ t' 3 ‘ vor of a new Cabinet. '
' ' ‘ —“**‘ "'"fi' 3 ._.__.————~--—-——~——- at ”19 ““3““! 59*“- on 0 13° : visorously. inflicting divers cats and DVD ema "33 - 3
l NFLATIO‘J OF I , East conference. which 0] ened3in the "-l‘l ‘3 about ”3“ face - 33333:!
l L 3 l l Hanson street church, in that City. ”Ill”,- Hal-dvlir‘k’s complaint. Lent *— ~ ,,_.__
"‘ mxth Page) 3 "LAND PRICES l i The New York East conference in- 3 399“ «'ted b; Po‘iceman Walince
' ‘ ”M l- ' TORRIOUS: e t‘vludi‘s ”it" 1'0““? 0f “memo“ i‘ia5831xilrgis 2n 'the ‘ scene ,or the
‘ ll i’ V“ E l “'05" “f ”'9 Connecticut ”“9“ and “ ..’al~ta' ’ and taken to police head- .
’ i :1 ; LY R 1 ' M-_*-—- ‘ . 2 STGLEN part of NP“, York State. One 0f~thu (tidal-tire. ‘ Thcv were trailed by “'9' . L
t. n; E 3 .g l The books of lllo‘ ans-235013 no: 3313133. 3- . putters 193 come before the present 33331133333313 $33,353 who resented Lent’s‘ 3
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public inspection at the office
city clerk prove 3 3 3 3
tion of the real estate market in Dior-3
the abnormal colldi-j
conference will be the selection of
delegates to the national conference
of Methodist churches, uliich will be
TRAIN AT STATIUN
detention so keenly, she made a long
and cutting speech, atpolice head-
§~ suitarsnuuutsm
- . . sit:.2s:sétse¥£i’"$t . XPlAlN “Ell ‘ * Bl
- ‘ speci3fl3n gates are choselni on tine“ sagaspegl tents copier in particular. ' 3 3 .
V R"F”I“ti°ns! (5339533 where puilpefnil egigelxtl'vpffliél” A suit case owned by Dr. J. .l' :3":§§£§?b§r:t:~ ”3'33: East comet-.3 Mrs. Steven: was ifggfstpegiditgg . " " ' " ‘
' adopted at or is nogv 3:913:39 vflilua‘tio'n sworn to Strapp. of 19 Washington street. Sey- ence will be entitled to seven Clementine}? Effie? «81:31:16 She not only re: . .. 3 ‘- , 3, in th 1
1 I ll ”‘9 twenty-sev- (1:15:18 “2290"" 500“" mour' was stolens “gin gorge-3i? i131: and “we“ 1“" delegates‘ V 535$“ but. to cmlrbesize “9" “min” 11:??ga ”gaggiigtwpggsiclan: $3.13}. ififimfiel‘é‘d’m“ pose life? ;
‘ L 13333.t3t3313-3t3-32:3ce girdl‘lf: Tenants \vho hiwe ”mm?“ inflated fidgfipslipgl ital: night. according to lion. “hauled on" and punched Hard- Dr. John T. Black: state health in. augurated by this department tobrinc
Lloidlow Bush.
run. increases wll find the assessors
hooks interesting reading when they
the physician‘s report to police head-
One Dead, Two Injured
: As Train Hits Auto
wibk because he dared cause Lent's
arrest. -
fto account those who fall. ’80 fat,
missioner, to explain their 'delinquen- ”
lthere have been no prosecutions.
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" l . l I ' I 3 1 cy in not reporting communicable dis- 3/ 3
.1 #313311 21192:}: look ttuthe valuation of the properties ottfifigrzsgedi d not discover his 1055 3 Hardwick negl3ected 123m 'fff‘grr: eases 330 the State Department, of Hun“ Appo3mmm.3 333
, .- '3‘ l D « , ‘ landlords concerned. 3 - .- . i Brjd 9 art. . r , h. 25.-A yew court. this morn n8. _, 3 3 Health“ Titer-e have been no 1) 3 3 Dr. “331319333113 B. Terhune, of New fl... 3
“‘1” that “:18 dying”... about mm.- proportyt' until thehtl‘aegl $19,513.33... JSHZH'V BREW HQVENiei‘rzti collided with Stew “'1“ be "“4 i’momw ”30$ tions. as yet. but" oificials ot the or.» van. has been appointed director or
.17» for atten - 9- . . ' d 0 He telep on es . - - aven roa nor 1 1: es of drun en!!!“ en . . 3 3 3 3 a] h m3 3333
Jon. the Boar , . . . g ins on c m 3 3 mm 8‘35 the division of men yglene. 3
classes in holders appeared b9 . “lotions in Gibson that the bag was taken from a an automOblle at a garage cross n3g sault.‘ p 33 m t ""3me being mg“ use at
. Relief and petitioned for let . . -3 , . ,3 it local depot. it ,contained ,.Montowese, on the air line divt- _ H“; --:-” 33 It may save even some prom en 3appo . 3mg 3
follows: l their assessment/5'. 3 gmésaztitty if clothing and two book; :iKBn, yesterdayfmfirnigghanld 0131:1113: 3 “‘" physlcgigns cansginalerfiannnyance gate ”mgfthggagfizezcuvky in “I" 3333
.‘ml. L .llowy ~'—“‘—‘. W 3mm overnrnent. It was ettere Frenette. 26, o . a e, 3 3 3 and ”3.3"...“1 1 II I: 3 “39d 3 3 h
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