more? “%’£:;‘ "1“ J , TILE seem NORWALK m ‘ n o animus? I. ' A . TUE : ' :2. ' $1 ' " —- 9- ‘ E 5-: ' ‘ SDAY: JUNE 6 19. _, ‘ ILLUST TION OF CURRE “ T V ’ ‘ E “X . , N E ENTN WS . THIRTEEN JUST LIKE HIM HERE FROM GERMANY- BRITISH RETAKEULSTER TOWN AFTER Arne]: ON IRISH‘REPUBLICAN‘ ARMY. it ONLY GIRL GRADUATE FROM BANKERS m ’ .... E ” ‘ ‘ - ' g . 5mm I ~ Ana—14.5.1 .63. .- r..\.. The small town of Pettigoe on the Ulster borderland has been retaken by British troops from the ; . Irish Republican army in the first ofl‘ensive action of the British. Several thousand Tommies took a , , part in the attack and it is reported that the Republican army suffered fairly heavy losses. infantry. i ' ' cavalry. artillery and Whippet tanks took part in the drive. the first action taken in an effort to clean 3 E up thi- border area by the British. This picture shows British Tommics entrenched and waiting for trouble. E ‘ , _‘ 3» him...” 7-.» ._...--. W ,. 3“," _ ‘ _ .. .1...le M“ Li...f.;-;.-. Miss Giulietta Talamini, who has just c>:::;‘v:- course of the American Institute of Bankers, [3:5 \ :;1_. _ class of fortyofive. Unloading .1 baby elephant from the steamship Mount Cnuull, which brought a whole cargo of juuzle beasts from Germany consigned to various DlZH‘US in the I'niimi States. There were :hirteen bnhv ele- ' . phants, or which this is one, in the lot, and all are going to an anuse— HLME AGAIN! y mcnt park. VICTIMS OF SPRING FLOODS IN TEXAS MVM‘N‘W (my ”J m y WORLD FAMOUS AVIATORS START FLIGHT AROUND GLOBE . Miss Gloria Swanscn famous moti picture actress. paoto‘ gran. d on board the ’xiaurctonia. when she arrived back home in the ['31in States after a. prolonged vacation in the Old World. TER FIGHTING. , » Throughout the South and Southww! at the prerent time this sight is only it pie. made homeless by the heavy spring ticodr, are bring offered relief at the mini. ton, T‘x. , From left to right-Coi. L. E. Ilrootne, Minor Blake, in command, and Capt. McMillan. These intrepid aviators are shown ready to make the S"'i!‘t on the first lap of their airplane (light around the “grid. the first lap extended from a. short distance outside London to Paris, thence across the south to huropn, to ”in Mediterranean and inilin. TO LAUNCH NEW NATE )lii‘tl, llL‘TOMO 323i: .‘itizliiti.‘iTIO.7 ESCAPED REDS TO BE AMERICANS BRIDE Ma shows Ulster border- - land,pwhere Imperial forces drove Irish Republican: from the six county area. which was freed o vaders, is indiclalited t2?! a ows show w ere . iAigns invaded Ulster at Psettx- gal and at Liiiford and bane. Provoku LParontal Profanity. An amusing comment on the quality of the government telephone service in Great Britain was recently made by an 4merican woman temporarily resid~ in: in London with her husband and little boy. She said that. whenever her husband answered the telephone. or 1 picked up the receiver to make a call, it was a household rule that she must without fail immediately entice her son out or the room and as far away as possible, in order that the boy might not hear her husband swear. as he inevitably would. ~ ,. Q ., _. - " . ‘ ‘ . - . f . _ . , _ _, , va/M " "M" W" "m i WalvmrtWfln mtegazowitztgwyfffl ”fine mm ngtggfgetghfihéamfigéfi $2", '4 EWWM.W WMEEEEM “theNati’on—Sl Auto- H. fiird. presggfignisgociatiqm . , , , . ' , ‘ ' A ' 3 ‘ ._ bathroom. for local 'and bydropathle em 7 *9 ‘ eomhf 7. 1'1 am. 05513. .. . mitigjbmirthdammfi 1%?me 'chi v Chm” I " ‘ ‘ ' V I" " ' . i '- -' ‘ " Wises by the following, written by a -‘ i . i h, m W ‘ . ll 38°94” mam“ ' ‘ findent in India; “Climate has a great 1 Oil “19 E _ . “d cm 91 the country to: diterence on character. We always ob- . ,_ , ,, __ 7 ~ r a , . . , _ . ,lervethatitgpersonenteraahotbatlg- v , " " " " f ' "" ‘ ‘ ‘ h 7 j zoomhheis always compelled to sing ** Reunion-7V trom‘B T V H I l, i i ' 23h. ii? The “ninth?“m . u . 9, ,» . . . 4 ~ . a team ., , < imam «it... warm” , - .. ~ » ~ W that moralit- m ‘
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