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HATE ENEMY;
LOVE GERMANY,
SAlflEUTON
By Universal Cable Service
BERLIN, March 15.-——“llnlc the
enemy; love lliu .l";illll_rlflllll.” \‘(ith
this slogan l‘iivy Chancellor Emil
Kirdori’. one of (lrrmnnys most im-
portant though hiss known captains of
industry, struck a nnln- at the int-Ming
ot‘ the German ldll'Illl' of lIiiiployers'
associations cotnrning in lilTlin, that
elicited loud applause.
Klrdorf is elowly nssoeiutvd with
Hugo Stinnrs. and is one of the lrnd-
in}: industrialists of the. Ruhr. Dis-
cussing wlvnt hv vlmrueterizml as.
“l"runev's r'uvlmr." lx'irdort' will he
rr-tzrrttml that (Er-rinnils do not know
wlmt. hate, is. but he lulievrli the ex-
cvsm‘s of Frrneh hntrml orc- linzilly
implanting in German lunrts the
seed of hntc. mlrllnrt:
”And all thoeo who stand together
in the slrnnule in the ltuhr must lt‘t
that, soul cull-r thrn‘ ]l('§ll'lS and eul-
ti\:lte it."
lx'irdort‘ was inttrruptcd l\_v stormy
applause, but continued: “llntred
nuuinst the till my is the lust pnFSllilQ
This struggle can be carried to suc-
cess only With the slogan. 'Hate the
enemy: love the Fatherland."
Summary of
Morning News
By Associated Press
Two policemen are
Ruhr in presence of French
and soldiers.
J. Ramsay Mnetlonald. British labor
lender, (lines with King George and
Queen Mary for second time within
twa Weeks. Ronar Law. Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd George. Viscount and Lady As—
tor also are guests.
Belgian R‘0\’crninent officially dcn—
ies reported despnteh of five thousand
more troops to Ruhr.
Iiunnos Aires ls skeptical over Los
Amtelcs rt-port that llemsey has been
offered $750.000 to fight Firpo.
Cotton mill workers rivet their at—
tention on Fall River Mass, whcrc
36.0“” operatives sock wage advance.
No indictments are returned by
grand jury at linstrop La, in con-
neetlon with deaths of \Vatt Daniel
and 'l‘. I". Richard.
Friends of missing Father "rnnink
of \'lrden. ]ll.. will lay their problem
before liishop Ryan. of Alton.
\\'illinm S. 63. former
executed in
officers
(‘nrtmu lit-ad
men and Enginemen, dies at Balti-
more. _
Irish Republican sympathizers ask
Mayor Hylan to stop St. Patrick's Day
parade in New York but Hylan tells
them police will avert any possible
trouble.
Mrs. Mary Elizabeth Wells triedfor
murder of Captain James Pettit, Long
Island, New York inn keeper. is ac-
quitted by Jury of men.
Grand Organe lodge of Manitoba
meeting at Winnipeg. protests against
suggested visit of King George to
Pope Pius this spring- as an outrage
upon protestant constitution.
Girl known as Dorothy King, an
artist's model found dead in an apart.
ment in Fifty Seventh Street New
York City and authorities are baffled
by what looks like a, mysterious
crime.
HOLDS CONDELLI LIABLE.
By Associated Press
BRIDGPORT, lilarch 16.—Coron-
or J. J. Phelan, in a finding today
holds Antonio Condelll. of this city,
criminally responsible for the death“
of Matteo Palumbo. 25. who succumb-
ed to a stab wound on March 4. Con-
delli and Dominick Ottino went. to
l‘nlumho's store and a quarrel ensued,
the finding says. Mrs. Lucy Cannizzio
also was present. at the time and a
son wn born to her threehours later
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THE DAILY SENTINEI} .
MER ROUGE ‘
KLANSMEN ARE
_ All. SET FREE
By Universal Service
BASTROP, La... MCal'ch 15.—The al-
legcd hooded mob murderers of
Morchouse Parish were literally ac-
ciuitted late today ‘and the Parish
Grand Jury, after a. secret investiga- '
tlon. refused to indict any or the
score of men accused of participa-
tion in the black “mask terrorist
plots. The jury declaré? the State at
Louisiana had failed to prove the
Charges leveled against members or
the hooded mobs whose campaign
of terrorism, it is charged by the
State, culminated in the brutal slay-
ing of Vx’att Daniel and Thomas F.
Richards. Seven of the Grand Jun
ors were reported to be Ku Klux
Klunsmen.
Headaches from Slight Colds
Laxative BROMO QUININE Tablets
relieve the Headache by curing the
Cold. A tonic laxative and germ dc-
stlroyer. The box bears the signature
of Ii. \V. Grove. (Be sure you get
F or Serviccable Wear?
Sport Suits
“my to hrlm: about national unity. of Brotherhood of Locomotive. ll‘irev at a hospital. BROMO.) 30c.—~Adv.
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rac ne furniture atthe specxal price complete - - - - . $95-00 low price. ; ' seized‘at 11:30 last night 1;; Patrol-l —____ caused annoyance T13" * .‘1 : l,
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Bavarian were, 60c. at . dealers.
‘ ' 490..” uflalo, N. Y.—-AdV-
STAMFORD. March 16.—
‘In a. sensational liquor raid in New
Ganaan late lafst night, James Lotto
and Simon Fine‘ were arrested. State
police from Ridgefield in charge at
Captain Kelly conducted the raid with
held from othertroops of. the vicinity.
Approximately thirty warrants were
issued. ,
Police‘ continued activities through.
. _ . , . , out-thernight and into the mornings
Brooklyn.“ were! , W: by Curran Further development: are expected
@dzxfie“ “25:1: he‘m ‘ ‘ V ' Justice “ t the Pena E36. Gregory
-' . . ' . mama ban rot-nae,
man Harry Curran When a Buick “E43
touring car. bound for Bridgeport ..
and passing through the centre of
Stamford. violated the traflic law.
passing through a. one-way street di-
rectly adjoining the City Hall.
Thomas Man-one, 24.‘ a. boxer a:
32 Front street, Brooklyn. who was
driving _the.¢.a1‘. and Vincent J. Api-
09110’ machinist, _W’ithers Street,
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