w e , _ a g HGUR
. wdlglfl‘mgonsneet dmm°§l‘.f:§&m_ 33?“; ’7 -_ ”ES $3,i,_ , .. .. ,.
,z-Jltney-s T gm" PM?“ (atmla‘l‘d‘ g if ‘ - g ‘ . . 5 loses: ** ; sinuous west—Am, AwakenedJustm’l‘m‘iv
WollSj? , ,. , . to save unweedppeirmes Wain Indicate M. ,
g, '“ .
>‘w ’ '
l-J" ' liledlcal Director of ngf‘f’gf 3““ 16- (Mental - qufloghngglllrmtondxother similar pursuits. cart-led on by . . Blaze W33 oflncendlhry‘ol'ixin '
i' '8‘“ m University“. in "“983! t" be “11°F”, ‘n' mg” -m,emhuld+ "n. , 'mdmmcedhflplqtfitlhlhem . ~ -~‘ 3, ', " " ” . -fmsn——o-o .. «an.
. .i .. «1 3 . 8° 8 customs in the new: tar“: d mmrm , - reinit-cording toiin “Winslow”; by COPENHAGEN ,March 13.-.Fitty. Awakened by flame: licking} the The‘total loss 0 the bum nd'? i
|; _ ._ l V l H1 Pleasure by ane testablishedt‘along the Rhine by. they'lmownffioligcg .Unleas»themcfloé stopped, m mum, - thong“!!! men hive been withered rat '1 , r -, conte .u u r' iii“ (M m I I : . .
,_ - ‘ j . ' Entente forces have been outlined in “Winfils .810 only place in ike ' State mm "Myoung" men Ilium ‘ to "Regain“ fortress at Kronstadt 1d out Of his bed. Joseph Elias, who 000 no: ‘M ogfizyc ' .X N pt ”fill
lg, ,lg- A.» lence . . a report sent to the lollies vlby the. guberat'theistiieet (lbniers, midnmjmm- m’ ~ gm women this number ll increasing daily. so 3 conducts g-fruit and grocery store at i ‘ um "i. “pemm‘ ”Wm“ ;
. ' ..: “ninth“ C°Wmlssl°m The. "39°“ Mill's W,” W'one'melnber‘ouhe'doommmfinn nammm ‘ Emu“? awn“! “was if“ '15. West arcane. second dllmc't. had m m g ‘m ' ' ' «l l‘
. rD . u . y p 7 ‘ alscc; outlines thezone. .° ‘ ., . complaints: recently [about young' ' ,‘feuows' standing ii'i‘grouns, at m ‘ “a gmteritesced id C?“ wfirker W“: A“; a. narrow escape from death’in‘a'mys- Elbe “at alarmfizo sent inwirom.
775 l '4 V .. , _ eneml Allen. command“ 0‘ Wall W‘s. MSW“ I_ fit . , i , m . _‘ ice > with i jus a‘ ere rain ronstod . t ‘ .. fir m h‘ 'ed hi t Box 14 at 3.06 oc it this morning. ,
' H 'l . ‘ I 0 vi ‘ .. American forces here. has participated even though we have to=arrest a. i'cw'ol" Maud nscfthe‘m NiW" Organization of Russian emigrants in er ous e w c desire) 8 s ore Just after Mr. Eu" had made :1“! cm. .,
this city has been informed inia. wire-
less dispatch that Kronstadt is recele
ing necessary provisions and has sum;
cicnt ammunition for three years.
from the.,buiidiiig. The contravene
then breaking out at the rear at the .
store. which is otltrame co flop. -
a
The firemen had a hard lightrwithmi
and content: at 3 o’clock this-unornfi
ing. Mr.,Eiia.s. getting a few clothes.
dashed to the window or his moan.
which is directly above his store and
x r ‘ .7 unofficially in-discussions of questions ' The'uptownpolic‘e also auno'unwd this'filornin‘ i7 " mom "1!!
WES fllwfi ”FPIFER relating to’the tariir and the limits of loosen be gnoccdfto urethane-iron: the meym££?:3m_ and w:
gill: 1 * I thi;?géz°§em. ’ film. 5. While. (her are away from the inst-blinds loo oneen' undue-en tr 'min-
'l
16.——lnterpellations
utcs at slime: TI 'rmk ' uch which 7 '
. , relative to {hearesults of the ‘reparaV used for jitneynicn"£13;l amgbgeily tgdtpblitznzs‘a "(REE-'33:?“ be Victor M' Tehran-tort. who was Mln- jumped out. the distance to the flames for a while. they being edd‘dni*
‘ . c f» . - tlons conference held in LOIIGO‘n were “of ‘the ii‘meymeii might be taken 1 to wood ., 5* r’ m— am ister Pf ”Hell/““113, in the Kerensky ground being some sixteen feet. The to by the contents of a kerosene tank” .
v , ‘ .- 941 cominblls Seeks manned {Mme abambér °f*1)‘epuues “is not: stopped. ' j “r .T ’ , t by the policed!" . practice Cabinet in 1917. was the organizer of fire loss is about 33.000. in, the hallway alumni" the store. 1.
1.; .r-wgltgfig Patnotlsm Into here today. It' was. expeclied“ they , , ' ~ " ~, ._ like 00“?" rewi‘ffmnv it *3 declared The. cause or the fire is unknown, which leads to mental" which (a toll;
', 4., n l Ameri . would continue“ until late this after-. - . ' ' . - 3 ~~ 7, . . a —. , ""‘ ‘ by ”‘9‘ Politiken. He “f reported and Chief of Police William- R. Pen- the cellar and to‘ the rooms-abovep It‘;
’ " 5 0" e n ca noon. ’when' Premier Briana would ‘_ » . p l , 7 negotiating “t“ the .fl‘ht wing °f the Mngton; together with Fire Chief was in this section of the building that .,
demand that a vote of confidence be ' . ‘ . . = '1, Bolsheviki with a View to making the George w. Bogardus. is today investl— the fire started. apparently, to Judge 1
. , . . . . . taken. i’l‘here was no lack of criticism ‘ . ' A, ‘ .- " ‘ methods 'ot,-the SW1“ Government gating some circumstances in connec— from the locaiiOn oi! the worst 0: the '
‘ o1 “.‘v‘ii; (ll-‘0‘] (1:1wifjti'jlllllfil:gci::ni‘s of the government for its part .in the - ‘ ; , w . j~ l : more dggorviranzic. h 16 “B Th A flow withlthe fire which apparently blaze a“ night. .. , .. ,7 .
H j "u l. “3., , . ,‘1 f s1 .21 't an negotiations at London during yester- . . . ' . ; , - 'LONP h. ail: T (t {W I; ‘3: lead to the belief t at the fire was of This morning MrnElial stated-tug: .
u'“ 4‘ f‘ \,M,‘,‘,X,~r ' X ‘. "‘X] ‘81)“ Ct. r1; day's debate. and it was expected that _ . ' 7 g 7- . elated {guy-'1' ion 32“ ed usaja an incendiary nature, and that some there were only :3. few gallons of kero- :, .
ll ' ' l A ' rec or o Communists and mentber's 0f the VII-Ti? ,_ \ , . " Soviet ‘3' M n ster. C or n on one with a. grudge aaginst Mr. Elias is sel‘lc remainingr in the tank. as he hug .. ‘ ~.
’ lg interview given in Moscow. that “all ;
, s: Xtaik o: a. rising in Petrograd and a ”smm‘me {0" “a _
,, . . ._.| . . Within the past week Mr. Elias re—
‘ l l ' lbombardment 0: the ‘0‘)”, is a 8““ turned to his store after a vi<i' to "l 9
~ . 'flctlon." says a wireless dispatch from ' ~- ~ ‘ ‘ “
____._‘—.
. )_ the Soviet capital today cltwto find that the counter at the
, . _. o ’ '
Rear Door J unlined . and,
-i ll'lll l" :w-n-‘l v School of So-
. s ro‘lusor or Physiological
_.. ..) 1:1. H-u (othedral College.
lwl. r, 5‘. held spell-bound
m :l lnlf an hour an au-
ous wings of the Soci sis Party
. sold a quantity on Monday and some , ~
Would continue their attacks during ‘
yesterday as troll. . d ‘7
He said that lié knew of no one},
who had any feeling against him. but“,~
that this fire was simply another load .
Change Made in. Two of the
Members. But a Most‘Env
Joyable Pr 0 g r a m .lWas
, ., . Continued on Page Seven.
H l X X ' rear of the store had been soaked with
“Pelrograd is just as lmpregnable
last in the lecture concert course of
the winter. It was to have been given
by the Aida Brass Quartet of‘ New
,York cit-y. But the day before (Mon-
._________._______._._.._._ .
“l l l X XX l“ d women at Hoyt's I ' l I - . l kerosene. Other suspicious 'finds of on the burden of "bad luck” that had
.l ‘ I ll-llmrlg' his topic being “AM“N TESTIMQNY Rendered . a Window Form_ in Tailor $532182: tioiusnzgr thilgélil‘glggltaargt :33: Mr. Elias were also reported. but followed him since Ins] summer. . .l .
ll‘ v 'vs ivei 4 ~ . \ St f Rafi- fa!" , ’ reis.”"'frotzks' assertel. "Liquidation have not been given out. , The building is owned by. Mrs. Wll~a_., ‘_ ,
. . , (14015:: I'vnigln. :1 the The. concert in the South Norwalk . ore 0 l , (soc-Mar- of the rising has been dragged out he- The insurance carried on the stock liam Rococo. of Anscnia. Bud 1? 9.3": -
; ,1. "m C ’ ." 93’0““ Methodist church last night was the tmo—‘Ofieer Gives Chase cause we wish to avoid severe losses. and fixtures is divided an follows: “aggro-rm .~ hasnymce. ; .
“L Gum‘ll. Killnhte , not only to our troops. but to the in- The Lawrence Aer-nay. 5600; Mrs. L-l‘c»? 1‘9"“""‘:r; sold, that until no ‘
had fully complu‘crl his investigation.
Sarah E. lane; 82.000: .1. M. Layton.
51.400; and Taylor & Golden. Inc.,
$1,000. "' ’
X X X I; ll ”Md ti‘f’l‘lu‘mormm “'38 surre'ctlclnists in the Kronstadt garris-
on”; 89 to the present. our lessee have
been insignificant." .
that he would have no state-Nome
mike regarding the blaze.
-.L:-r was introduced by Dr.
1 .liglllliuii
An attempt to break into the store
of kernel} DeMai-lino. ,22 Monroe
.i m . .l i‘mcey. who made a few
» .lrl-m with regard to the fine
.w. «- m; the Knights of Colum-
i, ~ ., l; H20 war. and of how the
ARDMORE. Okla..uMarch 16;——-In’-
trodilction of testimony in the trial of
Clara Hamon. charged with the mur-
der of Jake L. Hamon. was complet-
ed alter'a brief morning session and,
day) a telegram came saying that two
members of the Quartet were sick and
two other persons would be substitut-
ed in the program. The. Aida Quar-
street. was toiled this morning at 1:10
o'clock. by atrolmun Robert Gainer,
as lie'was making his rounds. 13 he
went through an
alleyway adjoining
l
W charged Rusaian emigrant
centers abroad with tomcnting the
revolutlosiary movement in order to
break up peace with‘yPoiand and the'
1
0y“ t “ H' t” Th t
-H heingfiarried on by the get is composed of Miss Clam Haven. the building in which . DeMai-tlnp'a agreement with (Treat Britainlforlhe S erman In S a
i ..
t. (7
N
’ ““inle the 39dltl°us element, mu” was recessed um“ BAP‘ 'm‘r' i“ trumpet. reader; Miss Marion Bush- store is located. he heard the sound resumption o: trade relations. . ‘-. »
’j ‘ “"‘ T“ WWW; the United term" 3‘1ng Th°m5 W- Champ °“ nell. trumpet: Miss Ethel Clark. of mulling feet. and started in the di-a ”
.. .. truly American place. The to prepare his instructions to the jury. piano. F. Horn: Miss Cora’ Sauter. rection of the sound. He had pre- ac S O Incere
lrllrioiism into the breast Each side was allotted five 1'10““,s -'cello E. flat Horn: all of New 'York 'Vlously noticed a mzm standing at the
WATERBIJRY- MAN
l (vilalr okf the:l human race far argumelntds. and it Swissair thatbif city. In the quartet that rendered corner of Monroe and Chestnut ’ __________ . _
ll‘ ‘l l'X'XX 1e mu“. aries 0f the t e j” go a prepare ”5 Ciargo y the program last night Miss Edna streets. . I ' ' ' ' ”is
I” \ «loo is the aim of the. the time court reconvenes they will be VVliit‘é. trumpeter. and Miss 'Justine He chased two mcnldown Chestnut . V . l . . DissatlSfied. WlEhH e 31th ,
u: 4 i‘ormme of the fact that .gottcn under way immediately. Roberts. reader. were substituted for street. theyfinany turning into Henry COMMISSIORCKS W ~
l ..(. " "umber 0f 9901"" who The “3“” W‘" charge the Jury on Miss Haven and Miss Bushnell. Not- street where they Wore lost to: sight. ‘ tion in‘SW" ' "‘
three points: Murder. whi h upon
conviction 'would carry :1 am tence of
Patrolman \Vallzicr- Sammis. who
wafi‘ at the lower end of Chestnut
street. noticed the running men and
started‘atter them. but could not reach
them in time to head 'thex‘h‘bl! He
did not flotice Patrolniamcalner and
believed that there had been rfightr
A search was made of the neigh-
borhood. but without avail. and it is
believed that the men made their csi
cape through the yards of houses sit-
uated in the vicinity.
Investigation at the store disclosed
\. w: lelr-zl. or what “Americanism”
.i-w,r;::, the Knights have ar-
serie} of'léctures.
U ‘- .zl fill. in the course of his talk.
~ follows: _ . >
, . rm»: important declaration 1?
HAND i’H the~ Constitution f
withstanding the change in the per-
. ——
(Continued on page ‘Three)
Rolli, Shot in ’Head,
Picked Up Near-Relatives
' House
..i, 'lol ,.
All EMEREASE
.mt May Beginning in *
, H01” to Prevent 'Redu
tion . , _
(Continued on page seven“
4
Colonel Unmodified“ T oAccept _ l .‘
Ambassadorship T 0 Turkey
1' s—ss
er of Health John T.-thk.’m ”vi 3
sincere in his co-operation'vnth the-r
factory waste communion to have the
problem of clearing up the pollution
of Connecticut waters were made by
Charles E. Vi’iioeler. prominent oys-""
terman of Stratford. before the apo‘
\VA'l‘ERBURYt March lO.——-Joseph
~Rolli. is years old, of this city, was
shot and killed last night in a lonely
spot. near the Pearl Lake road. on
the outskirts.“ this city. The body
was discovered late tonight and i the
(Continued on page Six)
tflBlER l3
Cennectlcut Company trolleymen
may ask an increase in pay at the ex—
piration of the present scale agree-
. for the mur-
k-BllilllflflE’S
.CflNFUSlflN {IVER- ,
DAYUGHT SAVlNlj.
New Haven Political Leader
Said to Have Been Oifered
Post—:Declines on Account
of Business Affairs
the fact that the rear door had been
jimmicd open and that a window had
also been forced. Nothing was taken
however.
Continued on Page Seven.
pqico started a sea
dered. No'clues were found.
The body was identified by
l .utto nzio.
man. who lives near the scene of the
shooting. Lirttonzio and his wife aid
they had heard no shot and that R -
ii had not visited them last night.
John
4
son-in-law of the deadu.
merit and it is hinted that the request
for‘ an advance in wages is a form of
strategy by which the conductors and
mortormen hope to prevent a reduc-
tion. it the‘ company should be dis—
posed to make one. \Vith one side
asking for more money and the other
propriations committee yesterday, ,
“If he was honest and sincere in
his effort, he‘d h ve written to every— '
body he had a. y reason to belle"
had 1! solution of the problem. declar- ,
ed Mr. Vi’heeier. pointing directly, to a
Dr. Black. He charged the commis-
ultimo"
' . 'l‘HAMP’I‘ON. Mass. March
‘ viiew Luce}; mellder of shoes. is
- f: :iV/ALY in his shop here with
i ( 0'.‘ the newspapers for word
is the national capital treats Cal—
.nlzdrzc li'is one-time associate
l -l vmtlzics and snow vice-presid-
sioncr of health with making state—
l‘l'it'l’itS .to the appropriations commit- '
too which conflicted with testimon’
given to the judiciary committee inst ’-
week. This was after the latter had. "~ ’
replied affirmatively to a. question by
a member of the appropriations com.
It has been finally stated from an
authoritative source that Col. Isaac
M. 1711man of New Haven actually has
been offered the post or ambassador
to‘TUi‘koy' by President Harding. and
has declined the appointmcnt. :iccord-
iiig to the special dispatch to the New
Haven Journal Courier.
"The post of ambassador to Tur-
key is considered one of the most im-
portant within the gift of the country.
and is usually a much souglityposi-
offering loss it is said that the" trolley-
men hope for a compromise which
will leave the wage scale right where
it is . m
The preesnt wage
Anotherneighbor said a shary re-
port had been heard about 7:30
o'clock. ~An automobile passed by a
few moments later and no attention
was paid to the noise.
The nearest houses to
where the body
'sliliiuin’s ml ‘
millis- inninii -
~ -seiiln BY HNEH
IS NflW AVERTED
New Haven Road 'Will .Not
Change Tr'ain Schedules
Until April 24
agreement be-
tlie place
was found are 100 Continued on Page Seven.
Company K Gives
~Lost Dance 0.
Continucd on Page Seven.
WINNER SAYS - l
(Continued on page Four)
JEWELRY SALESMAN'
\ wc-I‘resldent Coolidge. just
,r,.. dour-ling for Washington re-
Season
I
'1“ 1: "4th the cobbler’s hynd 1‘5 The impendirg confusion in this - ‘ - I . Op ' ‘ " ~
. I . , _ — . . - iion. Such nationally well known eads DOSItlon In ., ersons
w l' onus: mixer'snnptpedutheit:1 0:12“; city and other Connecticut mumclpai- men as 119“” Morgenthau and gum-{Judge L , . . More dfimdgggr lggfiriggt field in . . ‘ Q - ‘3
l' l 1 7"? “it". "I dfsfigctofir 121110;. i'ties over the discrepancy between the Strung have been former representa—I a ‘Hot Attack Agalnst * attended 11: A m: under the an“. . . . ‘ ,. ,
\ M l of Lplzgin. “I: 0 herl uni; dates of adoption of dal’light saving lives of thel'nilcd States at Constan- Consolidation , ‘ / ., . . . . the Niggwacamran WK Connecticut , , ..«
l. ' XX 'lllm 9"“:1)‘ :19 cobbler methods by municipalities aiido by the tinople; therefc're the fact {halithe ’ . ' . _ £5398 G ds p’l‘b: dance was ill" _ ' s. ;' .
. ’c . lcllof'lllll'y knowso‘ le New Haven road. has been averted. New Hover: political leader was offer, , of Siamford resi- > . usage“ tggrseuson at which 'the music .. 5*
l l H dwammns ’ ‘ \VARSAW. Ind.. March.18.——Dcvel- *
General Manager C. L. Bardo. of-
tlie New Haven road. announced last
night‘that lieahad received a telegram
from the president of the Board of
Aldermen of New York city informing
him that the New York board had
passedvan amendment to its present
ed» the post is considered a‘consider—
able honor." the dispatch says“ .
"It was stated that the close rela-
tionship existing between Col. Ullman
and eszrésident Taft had much to
do with the tender of the ambassa-
doriai post. It is a well knownioct
will be provided by McEnnelly’s
singing orchestra. ~
Dufing'the early part of the even
lug, McEnnellyfs orchestra rendered
an excellent concert which was great
dents are to be taken at face value
(and there appeared few to deny them
at the hearing betore the legislative
committee on cities and boroughs yes—
terday) they want no part of the pro—
ject to consolidate the city and town.
“Just throw those papers." refers.
file wastebasket
'm- vice-president meant was
well known to North-
mil»: The story goal back to
v LN“ Calvin Coolidge was a
m- at Amherst College. “'lth
. , I «- ri-pair'ed he sought Lucey's
WATERBURY. .Malfch ~‘ 16.-——Re-
wedge is thought by the-police to have
been the rmotive for the murder of
Joseph Rolli. o. jewelryf‘salesman oi!
thiscity, whO'was found dead with a
bullet wound before his left ear on
Pearl Lake road about 10 o’clock
opments at o’coroncr's iii-Quest. M .
night in the case of the youth found
fatally injured on a railroad crossing? ,
‘near. here Saturday. resulted in the
ly enjoyed. The dance music, too, arrests of Mrs. Lydia Decker and herf
was full 0! pep and the kind that son W1 Decker. The body of the /
makes i a. person “shimmy" invol- youthwas identified as that-o! hero:
li-zs
page Four)
ing. Judge Stanley H. Finch. who
led the'o-ppositlonn was just no em-
phatio. He sold the whole consolida-
tion proposition ,had been reviewed,
three times in Stamford and every
time overwhelmingly voted down. He
also said it was a menace to the horth
section of the town. which. according
'to 'J'udg‘e Finch. has nothing in com-
inch with the city of Stamford. This1
’ —‘--’ .
- (Continued on page Biz)
_______‘______.——-——-*-
Eight -Iimependent ‘ .,
Plants Closcl
log the past few months and that his
murder. was “the outcome of differences
with a gang of rum miners. Arthur
Crockett. colored. is being held by the
("9. Liviued on page Twelve) t the bills. "1 ’ .
_ (Continued 0” P3139 51‘) (Continued on :51 gave up metro b‘lé," saw one ob, 1:“ item». till: gent-(:1 agebverorklins 1°}: untarily. Lovett. of Elkhart, Ind. and renewing »
é . ' jector at the conclusion or the hear- t e t ”‘3' 3. ° , a 9“ mm “ The committee in charge consisted theinquest the coroner W" van.
2 ?fiSlTl0N T ‘ ed in ya 0'“ liquon transactions dur- of Bedeil, AUE. Kramer. L dict that Lovett had been no red:
Wood, James Craig and George EHS- by an unknown person. :
' Mrs; Decker's arrest {allowed her
testimony before the inquest when-she , :
repudiated her identification of the’ ;
body, which she. together with m i i ,
members of. her' familyydiad m:
dred dollars was the e paid for rastly maintained Was that of her om ’,
,. . . “ . mic ,Vir il. She admitted the W” H:
the ”li“ Paulinbriolgnnd Harry that: of Lovett. whom she mid” 3171-“
Raymond. two victim: of the doth knew well. ‘ 7 '
Wm! feud~ 9°“?! “awn“! “a” ' Vii-xii Booker. who it is all via
they had been. told by persons who last seen with Lovett ‘ few. In;
overheard. a. conversation heldmflth tore thebody was ‘0)!“ , ‘
two‘men 51103395 ’m" “‘ ”loud who bears a marked m
. ,/ .
or
lllllllllll SAVINi
U‘VCZ' "0RD. March 16.—-OpD°5i‘
n m u, .y'light saving time furnished
:1 r» 1 .pice to the almost humdrum
0H-»;.~.gs of the. General Asaembly
2.: i Neither branch had much
, (l'u 'E’ko Farmers’ Association s’av-
-ll.. '
d it" because of its appeal to
ARMY liliNSPlllil :
'Blllflllllfiliil
SAVINGS BANK’S
_ , -- Bulimia
In yesterday's-issue of The Evening
Sentinel the figures showing the
amounts loaned by the various bank-
ing institutions of the city upon real~
estate loans for the year ending Octo-
ber lst,.1920. it- was stated that in
Paid $500130 Have . '
T669 Men Murdered
CHICAGO. March Eur—Five hun-
, _ (Continued on pogoltr‘our)
Fowler’s. Market- _
' ' i-Robbedof $20"
Sometime during the~early morning
hours. entran‘ce was gained to ’Fow-
ler’s Market. North nun street. by
VINEW YOBK. March .16.-4The army
only . "to 0 after the SenatOI'S” the report ot.,the QBank. Commission-. transport Madawaska,“5adly damagéd , . _ . forcing open'the “neg-'4“; the gum . , - _ 1:. Frank Gambian ‘ .
‘u, a :umentgs against daylight sav- era to the Governing the" amount when she collided in a dense 108.1!at Padang or ”obtain: taken from the call “3‘ $3,113,113: M puftively' Cont! “a , .7 , ' 7F” -
aim [Hooked salt the Standard loaned by the South Not-walk 'Sav- nighti'wmi the. Shim. 5:130!” - ' '; --,-"'"'" ‘fiw—h drawerxln the m’prpm. ‘ “mm“ h‘y eye-wjtneflel *ot- the ( ”. ' on ”n? ’ .
m’- lull to be debated in the senate ings Bank was $31,000.} , The records. steamer .Invilncibler eighteenmileu ‘01.! .CHIQAGO. More)! “'1— be m‘ The inlet. or 'tfiivtu‘mideithelr'w. shooting of ”firm“, “ police one“ . « . . l.
mmrm would be made an attrace of’the‘_bank Show. that the . actual. Wesson-Ne J..~'i-eported~brsm Wainwr- 9‘ ““3 71‘1““- tie-l capo ‘bfunbolflnx‘ the, rec 4°99 nuanced. . .. ' . ' ' . . Mexican Railway
amount loaned'on real estate during atf‘daybreak. that.she 11$er . 7. WWW M can fo-l the mug, imegoing outstwiw- g l - ‘
.un-
der her own‘ mam tot-41:18, port; 1 ‘ -,
, 'Jrhecoue guard cutter, Gmslmm .
it .tne-tmsrei-riolcmo Banknote:
c ponies! her. while th ' 111W
' v »
‘n “unsord'mary. . 4 .
“w Farmers' Association met be-
' r- m. :wsslon beganto‘discuss the
‘ Unsung in the Senatefifihichjllae
. i'Jviiied by-the-House. which.
Md W‘f‘vent official adoption of day-‘5
Timing time. The members”. ex!
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“3' 'he matter deadlocked by con; ,.
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ended paid that, tho Qlfigfi
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