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‘x‘a‘PlAG‘l. Chile. Nov. 13 (ASSO-
.: i i‘rewi ——l’.elief lorces to aid the
id?" is made homeless by the
. .yuk» throughout Chile. early
‘1... morning an) the timing
no winch followed the shocks: were
- mobilize-d today. The death toll
L-“ohnnty‘ be at least one thou-
: z: is estimated. and the property
1» at run into the millions. as sev;
" Mus were almost entirel) vuped
\m' heavy dating to buildings
11 l r. mmummuou line; and particu-
“L. to thin lines along the 1.30»)
~' H“ can't :i'trcted by the hug-2
{ has muEhd from the violent
.» us of nature.
z‘=~-.~ .tht of the cafi'laltlr‘s. the
m. we”): damages and «inn-em
flight by the cafastmphe disturb.
' ~03 has no: .u: teen learned. except
i~ . we re! way as many communi-
« allon Hues loth orsrr’and and under
2:1th more put cm” of operation.
He, hump-1. twin-Mtg were report»)
lkd'ml u \in‘» v r:.l in the districts
‘.-:-:v*rmundi.:g' tiné.‘ City. A: Coquirnno
‘. mt. on» [:31de are know to be
' The damage from the sure-ess-
. ,:' (our. shocks which filled. the
vion with terror. was heaviest
» northern provinegs of Antofa-
A'arana and Coqulmbo.
.1 mg- the ,coast little ships and
,000 Dead, Thousands
Homelessin Tidal Wave
After Big :Earthquake
300 Miles of Coast Afiected in Chile, “There
Several Towns “Vere Almost W'iped Out z'md
Millions of Dollars Damage Done—500 Lives
Lost at Vallenar, 100 at Coquimbo and Seam
his ships were swept on shore. pound-
ed against theroclu or left high and
airy. At many small ports WW
and qua): vu- n destroyed.
Today ua‘: ? ships were steaming up
311 down the coast stopping at ‘3:-
ions places to :end. landing parties to
the mid oi soflerers. many 0:. than
are without to”: food and shelter.
The tidal travesr‘nich followed the.
euthqwkes indicated I. gigantic dis-
turbcncc lencath the .W.
water: were first drawn am tr’n
sharp for below the low tide mark.
anrl the-n they (ame rushing back in
:1 gran: xc‘we which some observers
said Was fifty mtltrs in height A!
AV {agesm this (“Her and F:i:‘;tful
mow-men: of the see. “an turned
lire tim-‘s. until the city was how teal
:ilmost to ruins. .md i'né- entire popu-
lation :‘ru‘l to the n: ‘3,
The inmors were so sew-r9 that
some of the seismogmphs were put
out cl operation. The total duration
of the shocks was three hours. an!
forty minutiae and the re'rinn'ed rfl-
.hrs 1 3m": knunetres m tlw dire-”Hon
tronsvem! to the Andes. The Meteor-
olozical Institute announced thlt the
earth shock coinci‘ie'l with tin? pass-
nge of a sun spot o‘er the central me-
(Contlnued on Pose Eleven)~
Offers Land
undid Donate Three Feet If
«her Owners on E3~
wile of East Washington
1‘: wet Will Do the Same.
in .rite' sun-d hos been taken
5...”; \‘orwolk This: company
.1 Willing to El"? ‘0 the “‘3'
. my, lot nightly 911110585.
7,4 land up to three feet in
-. .31.: us premises for the D“:-
7.31me W ington stree
rapefiy ethic": on the north
'tze street. will we the same
0: land and it the property
1 :13 the south side at the
« 11 take the some 86““
'13 nofionbtht'ht Wash-
rtreet is choked with traffic
all of the business hours of that
‘ t the I'm 0‘ the SM
\ we: would do much tovuds
providing
' company. which
mi of tho may m 18*
" n W m firing to the-city of thb
"‘ o a: lad.
".“-)m«)btle trode to m ‘3‘
we sump-[hing
Virus 3 chance to use
-.I it is likely to be
’3 this section of the city. and ”‘3‘
‘“ “midi wand be taken to aria"
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DIES SUBBENLY
CINCINNATI. Nov. 18.—Bellmy
storer, attorney and former diplomat
of Cincinnati. died in M Franco.
last night according to Bhblegraxn re-
ceived here today.
The cabiegram was received by
Philip Hlnkle of the Centro l m
Company or this city in charge of port
of the Stator estate here
The circumstances at the death of
Mr. scorcrvrere3not mud ionic
coolest-no. but it. h known that“.
former onus-odor hid. been in in-
health forth put year.
NEW YORK. Nov. tom
Slater. who died in Pork
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SHA SGHAI. Nov. i3 (Associated
Press).——nanqits in Hanan Provincei
who have been kidnapping foreign
missionaries and terrorizing the corms
try. now number about l“. 000 and are
holding the entire Kioshzs f: strict. 3c-
cording to reports from Banker. The
outlaws have defeated the troops sent
against them. and two brigades of in—
fantry have been dispatched from
Yencheng as reinforcements.
Further word of the missionary cap-
tives is lacking.
Tunic on the Peking-Hankow rail-
way has been interrupted. The magis-
trate or the town of Kioshan is said to
have been executed.
WEST BIVIL
Chauncey L. Pratt, the youngest
Civil War veteran in Connecticut. and
perhspo in the United States died 'at
his home on 21 Grand street. Satur-
day night. He was 7: years old and
is survived by :1 wife. and one daugh-
ter. Mrs. E. P. Oakes of Lou Angela
Cal-
Funeral services will be held at 2:30
o'cloci-S tomorrow afternoon from the
late home. Rev. George B. Tompkins.
pastor of the Norwali: H. E- church
will ofiiciate. G. A. R. services will
also be conducted at thejiome. Burial
mu be in the Noriralk cemetery. ‘
Mr. Piatt‘ was the youngest past
Eomman—‘Zer in the country and prob-
ably th( youngest. surviving comrade
who carried a musket in the civil war.
not counting drummer boy; Mr. Plat:
did not enter the service as a drum—
mer boy or captain's waiter. so some
lads or even ten years did. but on-
listed at the age of fourteen as o pri-
tate in the regular army.
Although many very young boy:
went into service as drummers or
captains’ waiters. Mr. Flatt held dis-
tinction inhia early enlistment in the
Regular army. He was but ten year-
and eight months old when the war
began, and a the age of fourteen
years and {our mouths made m en-
listment. ondncrvedtothe 2::de
war. It was on December 19 1§6£
that he enlisted. Be one mustered out
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Killed as Auto Overturns
in White Plains.
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Slight Accident? Occurs in
. VVestpqd Early Sunday
Morning.
One m was killed 112$:th and
four person: I‘m injured mm
in an egidanlc or reckless driving”
ruckus saidtohavebmkenomm
side
Williamficld. 2.8yeorsotage
rounding
WW
White Plains N, Y.,
Saturday night.
one. PortChester N.Y.. an occu-
hospital.
Frederick W.
street, Port Chester mined
aidtreament.
Heldudrasa'mberoftkecreen-
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HmmCosCob.
(Macadam-r“).
William Held Is Instantly
the method. m beennovedtothe
floor.
Cos Cob was killed when a touring
car driven by him turned turtle while
a sharp cme near the
phce just outside of
at 10:30 o‘clock
Edward Hinly of Westcbestcr ave»
put of the car was gainfully injured
Immamsand legSanditlsbe—
lieved that he was internally ‘minred.
He was taken to the” “finite Plains
Booth, 431 Orchard
minor
cmoad bruises and was taken «5
mmeafierhehadheengivenfirst
Held was the son: of the late George
with Luge of Elks. His body is be-
inghadintheWhite-Plainsho’spital
penfiing an investigation by Coroner
His brother Garfield field, I.
noted bicycle rider, Ills killed sever.
ai yearago when struck Ivy-an onto
mobile while riding down Putnam's
Morgan Brewer 55 Emmi
"a .2 .
Sammiiaocdzxer, i.“ my city. by a
deed recorded in the me or Town
Clerk: Birge 0!” Wm wed:
Lisa: acquired mm from Angie S.
Woodwcrth of the from known as
the Santa. mm m on {he
asterly ace of the muck river.
consisfiq at 1': mo: land. The
buildings on the jumbo: comprise a
W acquiring this tra‘ct. Mr
Roodner expects noon to purchase
1W 9 the north to provide a
beautrtui entrance to the “on
A: goon as he has con:-
wopoied plan: for devel-
opment 6:315
will fitter WWW for
have every recon. flirteel prong! at
hose latest ow at 111'. Rood-
The property B'clevsted. dry
and level. allot-ammo: large and
splendid home site! It“): I. view for
miles around- The one: expects to
remodel the amt buildings and
erect new homeod once which will
be ready for «com during the
coming wring.
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WHERE
Between $156 to; $309 worth of
silver 8 said to haw: been stolen from
the home “Gilbert ‘8. Boga}! 11 Sea.
side place, East. Wilt. on Satur-
day evening, while the family wen
Military Units and Mnfical 0r
fitteen room home what’s cot-r
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mtmomdthanksofthepeople.
greeted with We cheers when he
appeared on the reviewing stand to
deliver his attire-s. The addresses of
the speakers were cut short beans: 02
the talcum of the hour.
before the parfidpanté'm the par-ace
guy from halite,
window, and by reaching through the
hole am} push: in; the wimlow onto};
buck. :- "-‘
vysilvoriadleetc.
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half dozen cricket! solid silver knives:
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mated that Over 59,009 People Were m Nor-
wan: Saturday -—— Governor-elect Templeton. _.
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