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”Mutter.
Reconstruction of Russia
Started by Many Experts
at the Genoa Conference
“‘
stored to Them.
4...,.-ion Makes a Great Stride Forward, and it Is
lit-tiered That the Crisis of the German-Rus-
_.i1111 Situation Has Passed—Factories Which
H 111 e Stood Idle in Russia May Be Re-Opened
1'1 ()1111ers Are Assured the Title Will Be Re-
.\ ‘1‘”: ;-_ 1‘l‘.1 .chim‘iated
\ ‘1..1l “wk on :1 plan for
< - ..1 :11-1. 0: Russia was start-
\:-»'l- 111pt‘t‘Fvlitil‘ig tho.- Sofie!
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. 11111111 li;1< l-w-n tooled by
:11 . wining in 2h»
.‘ -:1 i-vrinula stilling the
z 1.1. l' tl.-- great powers fire
--.~111111,' husivwws relations
The tlilfi'flilull is thus 51111!-
.1' gel from political to econ-
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‘omics experts is that
and-
1 l11"llll1-1 .kvll‘r'ulllidittf: lttt".
has her-a put forward for 501ernmt-nt
loans to Russia. nor go1ernment guar-
antees of loans.
The idea of the financial amid-con—
11'hen Russia
reaches :1 position who-re she can give
investors assurance that there will be
legal basis for undertaking in Russia
and that tom-iguers will have protec~
11011 under proper coutts abundant
credits will be forthcoming: tor the
developmcnt oi lussian resources.
'l‘m- single important Point of dutch
viil’t' ln'lut'vlt the Russians and the ill—
licd rq-pt‘vsr'ntut'lvvs is the unwilling-
ness: of the former to restore th tree-
hold tittle of foreigners property
although the) are willing to rn-stut‘t' it
to the lul‘illt'i‘ owners tor their use.
in the c:1.~c (it tachuu-s l':l\ would
‘ doli‘vtf- ~ lw mi :1 (‘UEH‘I‘SSA 1:1 l-aais.
(Continued on Page Five)
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111111111111 Railway Workers
.\'ot Satisfied YVith the
Hammer in “’hich Repair
Work Contracts Are Be-
inkr Handled
BTU)”. April ._-. # Grievances
"1: about the contract system
”1.1.1 by some of thr- railroads
handling of repair work has
Ill Ii \‘Ott: for distribution of
ballots to the 600.com members
ldllVYily labor department 0’
Anntricaii Federation of Labor.
“111.1 «lrpartment comprises the It:
91:11 shop crafts and the Switch—
1 1111.111 01' North America.
1 «vacation for the strike ballots,
1.11:1-1‘1 at the sixth biennial con-
tlm department. which has
11 wrssion here two weeks and
.‘M 1i
lkv
111.,
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11‘. concluded its ‘ession today.
.1.1~- 111 send out the ballots was
1 .\~1,~t~-rday and officers declared
1 t 11 “as a com ter move to {in
. .11 1.. 11'11sl1 our Organization com-
]. f 31 1).. d1.l.i.x‘fl
‘ l: H is :1 strike. and I feel sure
1 '1 1111-11 will vote solidly for it. it
(Continued on Page Five)
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T11 1111 WIFE
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l‘lli'LSlllitl'I.
April 2:.~—Alfre1l
'1 1111111. who formerly was a grocer
* 11.131 placed in thr- lockup yes-
! ' 1:11, until the police can formu-
'-'1 h]n1i’:t' charges against him. It
1 .11'11'2vl that early yesterday he lit-
11 niptwl 111 shoot his wife and to set
1111 111 her home or the “'atcrhtiry
111ml it is said that lluckncr. who
111-rim 111 Waterbury. had previously
1111'~'.1veno~1l illH wife and she had se-
11111-11 1.1 watchman for the house at
night. The guard was kept up three
nights and relaxed last night. Mrs.
.lliickner'is said to have found a tire
Six Federated Shop Crafts and
Switchmen’s Union Talk Strike
THREE NEW CASES
RE SMAEEPBX ARE
EflUNll IN WESTPRRT
Health Officer Stops Public
Gatherings to All Persons
Not Yaccinated
\YIESTPOI‘ T. April :1. -—Tiirce cases
of smallptn reporttd icsterdni biing
tl11- total number 111‘ cases 111 “’cstport
to ill. The diseasr has stricken Mrs.
Frederick Crawford of Halter avenue.
Louis Allen of Main street and Mrs.
Grace Gauchet of Imperial avenue.
Their homes liau' been placed under
quarantine.
Dr. Howard 1\‘. Lampher. assistant
slate commissioner of health. proba-
blv will he ordered here to take
charge.
“’iille attcnwtiug to withhold the
seriousness of the situation in his
statements for the press. due to re-
quest-1 ot‘ biisinem men in “'estport.
llr. Moore publicly admits there is n
“smallpox emergency" in the town. A
set 01‘ orders issued by Dr. Moore re-
gulating conduct of citizens? ends with
the words. "This order shall remain
in force and effect during the present
smallpox emergency and until revoked
by said town health oftlcer'hy furtliel
notice." -
lTlivnr'Ciiiutrd children are forbid-
den the use of schools and are ordered
to he confined to their homes. The or-
der closes all theatres. prohibits public
dances and other public gatherings.
closes schools and churches to all who
have not been vaccinated within five
clubs.
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111 WATERBIASS
years. and closes billiard rooms and!
1111 the kitchen floor yesterday morn—
ing, and whilé she was at the tele-
phone trying to get hPlp. :1 shot was
tll‘rd 111 tit‘l’. Andrew Minty. 11 neigh-
llm. who responded, and who was as-
\iN‘HIL’ in putting out the tire. is said
in lllt\t‘ had :1 scuttle with Buckner,
11.1111 appeared. and was woundrd in
H» thigh by a bullet.
\ constable arriving. soon after
,» .11'111i lhivkno-r lintlvr arrest. Huck-
is said to have been intoxicated.
Hut-kners had had disagreements
:11-efilly when in court he prom-
: 1.1 let his wife alone.
THOUSANDS or amaze 1
TO LOSE FEDERAL JOBS
\'.’.\SHINGTON. D. C.. Apt“ 23,——
rww'll efforts are being to reduce
11 . fun-es of office clerks in Wishing-
' ' 10' something nearer prearar
The first step in the new move
made yesterday .3 when thirty
were dinmised from the Post
'1' l'r'iiartment. It. was said thou-
111‘ otherswill be (“unified be-
now and the end 0! the fiscal
J'lne 30.
‘5‘11-11 are so (100 clerks still in de-
'11'11111111-1 and bureaus. although be-
-. 11.1.1 war there. were less than
" At the time 01 the armistice
nurl' li2,000. .
new orders to department
wall tor the dismissal of tem-
‘" 1’1 «lurks and those who are in-
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Poultrymen Are ”Supplying
Twice Usual Quantity
This Year for Storage .
According to the marketing bureau
of the State- Board of Agriculture citv
hounewives are storing more eggs in
waterglasses than last year. Several
of the poultrymen in Connecticut
state that thc-y :ire supplying twict
the usual quantity for this purpose.
Conditions favorgthe consumer thi~
gear. «Egg prices are lower than last
year but the supply coming market-
11'nrd starts to show signs of drop-
(Continued on Page Five)
NORWALK GIVIL ENGINEER
IS GRANTED A DIVORCE
' David S. Rider. :1 civil engineer re-
siding in Norwalk. was granted a di—
vorce by Judge John E. Keeler in the
Superior Court yesterday from Ger-
mm:- L. Rider. whom he married on
December 4. 1913 at Paterson. N. .1.
He told the court his wife “left him
about a year later while he was in-
stalling a water works plant in New
Jersey. The only excuseohe gave was
that she “is: tired of married life and
did not wish to be tied down any
longer.
\Villiam Fritchman. New York
City. associatedwlth the (”her of
the walnut! in boot and-tho,- .
,scveral hundred were wounded.
Mrs Pear! S. ’i'hnmre 111‘
the newlv elect-'11 president ‘of the
Rebekah Stale Ass-smith: was tlu
guest of honor at a rcccptién given
last evening by her associate [“0131th
of Eureka Rebekah lodge. No. it. t.
t“. 0. l1‘.. thew twins: about 231“ people
present at Odd Fellows Haiti on South
Main street Mr.‘ Thames was elect-
ed presimnt at the l‘ehekah Autom-
My he id in South 31! inche sh r on “'1 1i-
nesriny of this week.
The hull “as h: truly-31111111 1.111 111‘1 1i
with patina. t'ernx cut "01111": and it v
AW“ flag. Hm. Thomas “as [1111
serum! with a hands-om: lmihiin: m‘
flowers by John H. mun-neon, “I111
(manned on Page Ft“)
Roma! 111:1.
parts of the city immediately
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other the
Dr. Esther Lovejoy of Richmond, V...
ens Hospital at Vole: were rushed to theme of the disaster.
BENEFIT EBNBERT
A \-.-r) com! summon" was had at,
the concert held at the South Norwalk
1,‘ongregaiional church last (vening.
- for itir benefit at 111.: (hunch choir
(and. when "3‘53“ Joan. the P—elcian
‘ceiltst and soprano. N’D‘l‘fd‘rd lum‘tlr
er with Jost‘tth Lire“ of Bridgepm-L
11111-111131». and ti. Rhett Gariisoii 131v
plants}. 1'“? .‘aniCG n‘X‘I’Y‘vdIII‘tfiC Fl-
11110. loannl by the Alfred l‘nx l‘ia-m
'orupmn also assisted in tl11'1 ”man-1n
.1. :m \\i.«r1- 'll wins the an omnanist for
“int: than
The program room or an Amni-
co selection "Prelude C. Sharp ulnar"
111 {111-12111111111117: a (tunnel gong: hr
Mr. level! as follow:
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51.111 ir‘armvn and “()ii tht howl 11'»
Ma daisy." 1:. “him “artisan. arc-'11“
Dani-wt Sir l._\t‘t“.L ‘
lev- 'cv'llw numbers. by Ali's-1 Juan
nh‘slbtvd l1_1 the .\ mplro ‘1 r1» “(‘onccrtn
1» 1 Sr-walx'.” "Nocturne" lav Pimpgm
"_\l‘~ :121 \zxisstonnla" ‘11 Saint.
(‘nnzlnvwd on Page Seven)
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'j‘i‘NHnK and the tour walls.
1.
m».
This picture shows the White Tower d 5115111111. .11me Serbia Au
stored near here is said to have buried hundndl of children and 1,800 Soldiers.
on and the poniatrirken inhabi
Ind it: other American women doctors from the American worn-
a moat summit!
tinder _thc taint auspices at thr-
Muhoy-Tnflov Post. No. 13111:. \‘ctcr-
an: at t-‘nn‘lgtl Wars and 0? \Villiam
Mclilltlcy l‘eutut. No. 9. I . S. “i V1.
hall «its held last
night 11*. the firewall; Armory. The
afielr‘wnl the second annual hall held
113' these tvm organizations. and was
even more succmt’nl than the first.
it was estimated that more than nine
hundred “emits were present at the
a flair.
'l‘lu lit-cc armory was wonderfully
decorate-l for the1 ball. It was a mass
of flag: or the Allied nations. Monaco
1.! flat: land taunting hung from the
Through
then! “as a
‘1... u!’ the hall.
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SALONIKA NEAR THE SCENE OF DISASTER.
”my- .
explosion of war municipal
Fire broke out; in variant
tents fled to the wood-1.
Searchers Are Hindered By
' Fumes —- American Aid
Arrives
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.‘u.
Blt‘NAFTlll. Jugofiluvikii. A5111!
(Associated Press) ««««« Salvage work in
the section at the city laid to waste by
Tuesday}!exohlton 0t munitions is
hampered by lack of water. while can
fumes are hindering the soldiers and
lemiarmfl who are searching for vic-
tims. Tho hundred bodies have been
recovered and there is lltte likelihood
that any more persons will be rescued
alivh‘ as the cries of the wounded
amid the wreckage 11 hi1 h wcr( heard
thougiiotitly do) have now died
out elicit-tit
It is still impossible to estimate the
total number of persons killed. but
many
of them hopelessly. Great numbers
of them have. been removed to the
American hospital founded by Dr.
legina Flood Keyes of Buffalo. N. Y.
Relief workers from the American
“'oman's Hospital at Velez arribed
last night. bringing cots. blankets and
medicines. H. H.
York city. acting director of the
erlcan tellr-t Commission in
grzule,i.11hurrylng to Monastir
doctors. nurses and medicines.
mam—scannunas
' 011 Duncan same
Am—
111 l-
with
r,
a
Eticctive a. m. Sunday. April 30,
and continuing until 2 a. m. Sunday.
September 24.‘ 1922. the. train sched-
1tples or the New York. New Haven 8;
Hartford Railroad and Central‘New
England Railway will be charged to
conform to the Daylight {lining law.
State of Massachusetts. and Daylight
Saflng Ordinances of the City of New
York and many other cities through
w hich they operate.
The law requim the operation 0
trains upon 311311an of time as
fixed by Congress.
Efrecme during the period of I: 1;;
light Saving. the 11mm or all omen:
including freight offices; shopm eta-e-
set ahead one hour. In other xerox};
L
- going” at $3043.13.» .flfl
onicesiiaw Opening at 8:10 351:.
itecder. Jr.. of, Nevw
houses and other departments will i v 4
' .112
REBRVER lell BRBIEBEJH’ERT SUBBEEBS
IN MRNASTIR RHINSS lN BPENlNR'SAEES
IN TBNN BEEICES
Police Brought in '3
Work Done in Stra orde—
Hunter’s Safe Open
STRATF't‘IRl‘P. April 22.—-At the
instance ot Council Chairman Robert
1:. Tommy and Walter W. Hubbctt.
one of the two claimants to the pool-
tinn of Shatter-1i town manager. a
hate expert 1.1 :12- tiromflit to town hall
yesterday to change the combination~
(1n the gate in the orifice (it Director of
Public “'orlh. Paul P. (wooden, and
open the safe in the town manager‘s
office the comlii: mtion or which 1:. H.
Hunter the nth-'1' claimant to the po—
ration of town manager. refused to
turn over to Rubin-ll
'i‘ht combination on thic piglLliL
11'ork3'u‘1rector's safe Was changed
_.
(Continued on P180 Seven)
‘lllllRiER BAUliHllN
NAMES BEEIBERS
Of
Monitor Caldron Daughters
' 51111111119111}. will receive its char-fir on
announced at the
rgeular meeting held last evening.
and the officers. elected tut night.
flit be i: stalled by Supreme Mighty
Chow: One. Mrs Perkins. of Michi-
gan, their btinsz public installation
ceremonies at. St. John‘s Temple,
Berkr cy street. “rat District.
tlficnrs electe'l last night: were:
Mrs: ”nicer-wk: r11. Bertha Bvumftl,
3:"1321d'0flicer--Mrs. Mary Vollmer.
:f'l‘l (mica-”Mm. Helen Vaughan.
Harm—Mrs. 0dr; inwnence.
Treasurer-old". Ida'Gibaon. .
Tim Guide—Mrs. Lillian Holley.
f‘°cond Guide—Hrs. Anna Stevens.
grandee! (one year), Mrs. Isabelle
l . 231;, {are years) all“. Emma. Pram
win-so; mamas.
roasting the Wind“
reimw fem may
1am the“,
May 6th. it was
Edithmlmw ..
BEENNBRE MBNEY
ERR JURY EXPENSES
Liquor Case Appeals in
rairi‘ield County Cause
increased Expenses
Appeals: to the Fairficld county
common pleas court criminal side.
in alleged liquor caocs lune become
‘0 numerous that the, suite board 61'
control has grantcd on additional ap-
propriatlon of #2510 for court cx-
HWHN‘ This is in addition to the lil. -
'70" appropriation made for jury e\-
intense»: for the two-year period cud-
ing June 30. 1923.
Clark Fred W. Tracy in explana-
tion of the request for additional
tun-ls. pointed out that the reason for
H10 increased expense [or the Jury
was the fact that the appeals from
the 1lolntion of the state statute pass-
ed tlltt‘.‘ the eighteenth amendment.
were not tawtmi into iclount Whti‘r the
iipproprilition w :11; made during the
1:03.11011'61 1921*” 7
Returns to sum- hum-1-
“(‘m the other hand." he wrote.
“Hi2 mic-.11 collected in thesc casts. and
paid into the state treasury during’
this pt. mod. 1 think amount to snow
“132111100 or more. no that while the
tiny expense in this court has been
mor. than doubled our returns to
the state have been man) times what
they were formerly.
"These appeals haw no“ lit-en
\cr) largely 1113:1930”! of and compar-
nthcly ten are being rntur'u 1' to
court. hut, we shall need rcry much
more. of course. in order to continue
the 011111111933 of the court for the bat-
anc!’ of the period. " fl
. The explanation of the cause for
the needed appropriation was consid-
erd reasonable. and the request was
granted.
MONGOLM’S INDEPENDENCE
0? m1 P3
the _ church
St E i
m “hither Petr Ind “inner Sinclair
Scores of 1111
Plantations
NIEAV filtht-ZAYS. April ‘22.~«:\ lc-
we on the west bank 01' 11111 Missis-
sippi river at Myrtle Gem 1'. about
thirty miles south or
broke today. and neighboring manta“
tto’ns were flooded. About an the: (1!
the cmhankmcnl went out and £101.
crnment barn: with men art mate-1'—
Groves Are FloodedT
,- LeveeontheW estBanlkof theMissinmitivU
Gives Way and Government Barges“
Men and Materials Have Been Sent to t“
Scene of the Disaster
X12111- tlrlca rs. 1
portant Sugar
and Orange
<11 the break.
The «action batch inundated 0.8
11111111 many important sugar plant»
lions and cringe (raven. ‘
The river at. New Orleans early t0-
day showed a r1111. or 11111994911111; C
a foot. MW“ "it! start?-
tcet. (gunman-.1 Of I Mt higher u“
tats 1111111» 1mm 1mm here 111 the none ‘ the record unearthed in 1912.
CHURCH is A JOKE
TB EBVERS TBBAY,
BlBHBi’ BETAARES
Gunship [s Carried to
Wicked Places. Says M.
E Prelate--Would “Clean
r y
Lp‘ Cities
MERNTEN. April 23. ~~ Bi'shnji
Thomas Nicholson of Chicago. 111 ad-
Now York East (fen
(erotica oi the Meltmdial Episcopal
church here yrsterday. deplored the
change that has come in courting.
dressing iho
“in Hip old days." he said. ‘i‘oung
folk did their courting on the way
to church or prayer meeting. it's
1111111111111 with the present gcnei'alion.
They are inclined to adopt the way
oi‘ Fatty Arbuclile and Peggy Joyce
and attend resorts and places where
its a. Jolson and
Ema; 11 laugh-1
in: Mock ’
“ in a sunny of thul‘thl‘ made re-
cent!) 1 touml that mm 1‘ formal
members of the church had become
‘backsiiders‘ than were actually 111cm»
tiers of the churches, Men are tired
of Calming to church and “11111111112
for forlyiive iiiinulcs to a dry ser-
mon that 11.1111 no application 111 their
modern problems.
"it is necessary to make them feel
that the church is something ’more
than a life insurance against per-
dition. Themhurch nowadays sltould
clean up cltteiI and help to keep the
moms of its particular community
sound."
1113111: 1111133
111113111 11
teen» Basile. of Lexington avenue.
who on March 17th. last. slashed Nick
Falconc. also of Lexington 11111111113. in
the neck mm :1 11115111 knife. and who
then tied thc city. gave himself up
to the police .todas'. appeared 111-row
Judge Cicergc H. \‘onburgh in the
downtown court this morning. pleaded
guilty and was fined $200. he 111111111;-
mved the state the expense of A trial
by his action.
Attorney Daniel Keogh represented
the man. and advised him as to his
course of action.
A. Warning Was given Basile by
Judge \‘osburgh that future activities
on his part with deadly.- weapons would
mean a jail sentence should he be
convicted
2.01.1!!! “HIV”, 1110 ATE
HARTFORD, April 22.——Tiie state
police fire in1t‘stigriting the causes of
the death of Jovph \W’ikeinitts. 24. of
East Hartford. which occurred early
last night in ahoapltat hcrc. The
man was orrested‘Thursriay in South
Windsor. and his companion. Joseph
lsaskc. also was held. It was said
the men had a fight and that \Vike-
talus rolled down an embankment
and struck a pest. {lath were locked
up in South Windsor. but it ‘1. a dis-
emered in the morning that Vl’ikelait-
is 111119 unconscious. although appar~
catty he was in good health when
locked “up. He was brought to a
haspltal here. but failed to rally.
\Vllili ADDRESS 'l‘Ofi‘h l .8105
f the "1.1"”...
HARTFORD “IN '8 DEATH
1
Fifty Armed Men Raid the
Steamer Rathlinhead in Dublin
'Sito1 1111a Wounded Wattl-
man, Sprinldd (liisoleu1
Over Decks Ind Start‘
Fire»an With Aid .‘
Irish Repuhliean Poll.
Extinguisher! Blaze
war
lll‘tllJN.
April it: ll’gv 'l‘tu» Ass.—
1 iatm‘. i‘ressi.~»~» Fifty ' 1m
1:11.!111 the steamer Rul'
y‘nnml how {titr- mnh‘i‘xg
“mm-hut the liatrhmaii brutal.
bl‘rllliilv‘l the decks and
gasoline. set the vessel
madc ofi’
T‘mcrrw with the assistance of
regular Irish chntiii m Ana:
troops. 1 xtingulsued the flames: before
any 1cry ism-tom damage had been
1‘0“".
l‘l’lllJN. April 22.4 Sh .mmi seen
at midnight that night hoarding the
auntmnt Helga in Kingston Harbor.
Sans a Central News dispatch. A party
manna on has five)
Sflflflflllm 111111 N
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W
organisation committee of the
Tho
11.111 Show base". Conn-1' (‘lulx assisted
111:1 womaus committee {0le
holding a tea at the proposed club
house. the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. h
Frolicld. at Shut-church. for the pur-
pose of allowing prospective menu“
to visit. the place. iuspcc. t the if
Efllt' course. the surroundings and co-
pecialty the. club house. William LU:-
larnnd is chairman of the Urgent-11-
tion committee.
The “’omnn'a committee. assisting.
and which is to serve the tee cor-iii.i
of Mn. William Lybrand, Mrs. John
(‘avanag'fl Mrs. L A. Daugherty. m.
l‘alviii II: Barton. Mrs. Georg.
Mathcws. Mm W. D. Crawford. 1111-1111
John Hmicoc Mm E. D. Mitts. E“
R. l.. Seofield‘. Mrs. w. H. Mam“;
Mm Georgie Dudley Way. Mm .t. Wot-1
i:
lace Marvin. Mrs. William Earle. Elm
E. G. H Schenck. Mrs. Harry M
and Mrs Hoyt. '
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11113 EXPlilSlBl
1,05 ANGM. April 2.4111.
deaths were reported early today it
hospitals at 0m” and Atlanta, not!
here. as g result of the explosion yeti-
terdliyoi' a mutate tank and ”0
tone tank wagon. while scores Om
lighting a fire in o undone filling
station at Douay. Five at”
seriouslv burned were reported in A
,critical condition.
The explosion followed an up”
ot the gasoline- ‘tming station. The
fire alarm brought scores of m
school students and townmbte.
Theme were hurled in all direct!“
some enveloped in the liquid m
from more trim a thousand can“
oi gasoline.
for a considerable distance and of»
casioned reports of 1 tom of 3 hits
dred lives. which. broadcast by tele-
phone. brought ”ammo and meta
ical aid from Los Angelou and other
nearby tawna,
Proverb ion was limited to law-1
struction of the. guanine mm; out.“
and one gasoline truck.
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HOSPITAL wins-r
ML
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