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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-10-03
For Sale

Thoroughbred, Is months old. Ches-
ter White Boar. Good one. l. L. Eaton.
Phone BAG 5tf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-11
X. OF c. mEsr TRANSPORTS.


eei6isss ores'so ard Jobs Are oulclty
Found ~ Many 81 Then.
y requires 3 blg sfnn ~ Kulei.fs -
'oinmhu~ sefHetafie~ - ms.s a..
NAM transports bringing frooi,@ frssa
Europe. bur there hss not beeh = sni
der landed from oversees Who ha.
Tailed - receive some pefkaual ati.n
ilph from Knights u Columbus a.efa
iafies Iach soldier d. certain 10 at
few creature comforts ln the aas -
cigarettes. candy. etc On hoard he
Transports. ~hlie coming over. Knights
= Columbus secretaries Distribute
job cards" 20 soldiers. uhleh are slr.
fnailf applications for nork after L.
las been defnobiilFrd These are i'm
mefiHieiy sent 70 sosue ~ the 100
knights ~ eoiambu. Implo5 fa..nt ~.
reaas. ahd the soldier viii PROBABLY
fid Bis Old lob - . nes pssltien awnn
inK him when he il finally dlsfhatgea
from fhe service
PROM tie Trenches 10 Tob~ -
Knights - teiunlbos slogan. whleh
they are living - 70 and which eousu-
tates real service.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1919-04-11

4 wuman shw8id erow more bsaHf'
fai aa ahe rHo4a elder ana ahe Nil
'sreIs~. aui ~ keuf.ow haf NFsr asd
bowels ia sstod NuFklhv order n yga
are haRrnrs sri seity~ YnHr eyes
io@lng fhesr lpHffr ard whlfes sssssnn
Ing teiig&l4h yanr fis~h fiahhv. =
may be due 20 insi ixss sfsssa - - : mlak
es@A liver. cisanibefla4n's Istlsta ossr-
rect these disorders
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
RECEIVERS BIKE
ON BROTHERS TIP

The bicycle belonging to Delbert
Rowlee, of lO1 Main street, which has
been missing since last Friday night
was recovered yesterday afternoon
through the owners younger broth
ar. Clinton.
The younger Rowlec saw Leo
White, an employee of Condos tire
shop, riding the wheel and immedi-
ately recognized it as his brothers.
bicycle White had noticed the
wheel standing in front of the tire
shop for several days and as it
seemed to be without an owner, de.
Ciied to take ii home, notifying the
police in the meantime. Rowlce fol-
lowed the rider to his home and in
formed him that cycle belonged to his
brother White told him that the
wheel would be given to anyone who
called for it. The owner later called
for the lost property and it was turn.
ed over to him.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
OBJECT TO ANCIENT
BILLS Of FORMER
CITY COMMISSION
PRESENT ADMINISTRATION Elk.
ASPERATED WHEN OIL COM.
pANY PRESENTS ACCOUNT
TWO YEARS OVERDUE FOR
GASOLINE.

gasoline bill presented them in
the form of IA two years old hangover
from the preceding council last nighl
threatened to precipitale the mayor
and commissioners. at their regular
Wednesday night meeting, into fur.
mol. The bill which was for S21S.l3.
was presented by the Independent
Oil Company In the form of an item.
lied statement, claiming there werc
amounts. unpaid in them from Aug. s.
1917
Commissioner Palmer read the
item and CONSERVATION followed in
the wake The mayor and Commits.
sioner Bradley rigid diSciplinarians
on matters pertaining to the excho
quer and literal watchdogs Of the
treasury. because they have got to be,
Immediately demanded to know how
and why the old council continued to
wish on them its ancient debts
How long Is this going to keep
up" interrupted hiszoner
1T seems every time we get down
here there Is some unpaid items bob
bling up from the former administra-
ton | think now II Is about time we
were left to our own resources and
allowed to spend them in the way We
want to"
Yes, there ought TO be some re-
lief" nterpolated Commissioner Brad.
ley. u don't see why We have not to
have these relics passed up to MS all
the time, especially when it was the
duty of the other officials to pay their
own bills"
II was finally decided without any
explanation for its belated appearance
10 let the bin 20 into the hands of the
mayor, City Attorney Woese and Com
missioner Palmer for adjustment
No one could explain just why tn
statement in its plerpmeal and very
unsatisfactory form bobbed into being
at this late hour Commissioner Pal
mer, to whom the bill was presented
by the Independent Oil Company's
manager. said he was given an ar
swer that the gasoline had never been
paid for when he inquired what the
bills were for.
Incidentally, il was brought out by
Cnm m G eiop9r pplnnr that l1Gt \
about ll5 gallons of gas We're used
by the various departments and that
the tank. containing room for i2D gal
Ions. had just been filled. There re-
mains unused of this large amount
80 gallons in the tank
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
SOCIETY NOTES

/ -~- -.-.-.--"-'.-.-- -----.--.+
The engagement Of Miss Anne Carr
Oldest daughter OF Nj. and Mr.. Root
Carr, and Elmer j. Muhan, was an
nuu.Iced THIS 'altcG nOOn, ,at va,
given b. MISS Car. at Aer Aome o.
chapel street. The Carr home was
beautifully decorated with pink and
hite, large baskets OF pink and
white cut flowers, being used thrOu.
out the entire house. Miss Carr was
assisted III receiving the nifty guests,
who were IN Attendance. by her
mother, and he aunt, Mrs, Ian Nc
Gartny Miss Mary Carr aaI Miss
AAne Hathaway assisted in the iiy-
ing room and Misses Aria Erickson
and dorothy Davidson Of Narcotics
assisted ii the dining room. The ,pl
nuuucement was not made un;il the
guests reached the dining room, when
they were presented with small lLuk
AMI white taVC.5, mounted on guiI
cupies waIch contained the names Of
Miss Carr and Mr. MJhan Although
lhe date OF the approaching marriage
WAS not made public, intimate friends
Of the couple understand it viii take
place sometime during The month OF
september
Mss Carr is one of the most beau
tllll and most charming yuung Iau-
les in the city. She graduated ltom
5. XaViers Academy and from st
Mary's in the Woods Convent IL
! ere liaute, IND.
Mr. Mohan is a well known yount
lawyer. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs
j. h. MUhAn Of Eagle township. Al.
ter completing the cou!se Of the
Streator High School he attended
Notre Dame l'llveI ,ity at NOtre
Dame, lnI, and was graduated from
the laW school at that institution.
lie is Il member Of the BAtter5 Il
Clark law firm in tnIs city.
Nh and Mrs. II. c. krusc celeb"at,
0N .'i~''
lhelr NOME Oh N,''''o" 1''''''
tei u's "i'e' ''o''' N'''' "'''
Kruse We're away from home, and
when they returned shortly after six
O'Clock. they found that their friends
ldu 'ahtl PoS9e''io', ~ '''''i 'i',',,'
Il ''c'i "''e','.o' ''''' ~" . .,.''
anniversary o','n'' - pa ''' -
'o'oi' i"''' '''
ms '''',' 81 49,.
'o''''' pi0' '' ,,..5' ,,,I,. ,,n,,
49,, ,Il...',,. ,,''.. ,r,.,,.,, ~.
g. o0N', ~ ,,., w. l.,.,,a
'70 w., ,a w. nn,i.al,. i, mo
100, ,ha ,,,.o...,,.,t;,.-,. ,rha
,',.r,,i,,,r 40. e,o.,, in , worry Mica AM
,a,,,a, ,,,,,,, a,ra, ANA n,u.ir
Mrs OharIeS Ryan Oh o. ''o"l" ann
Mrs, CharIeS Farr IRON enter 'ai'le"
thirty guests yesterday AFTERNOON a.
the lalter'S home on PEAR street al
bridge party seven tables Wert
played during the Hlernocn Inc
home was attractlYely decorated WIKI
garden flowers, Late in the Afternoon
calmly refreshments were served BY
the hostess.
% . =
Miss Mae q Donnell entertained
thirty members Of the Ladies' auAlI-
54,st Il tho 4 q II an Tuesday even
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
RETURN FROM
TRIP THRU WEST

Mr.. ana Mrs. Dwight T.. Cook, 500
and daughter, who are we'll known IN
Ottawa have returned to their home
in Narcotics. alb-r an automoDle
trip thru the northwest. They tOure !
Yellowstone pa k aad attended The
famous roundup at Cheyenne, WJo"
Whicl vas participated in oy Mayor
William Hale Thompson. Of GlI.&go
and Fred stone, the comedian who
were former copboys.
The Cooks left Marscllles on June
18th. crossing tie Mississippi at Gin
ton. Iowa They stopped at Wa Iona
Wis. aad were so delighted with The
appearance Of the country that they
purchased two farms. From there
went to North Dakota, Montana Nyo
ming. Colorado, visiting yellow stone
ald the big Roosevelt dam. On then
way home they came thru Lincoln
Nebraska, and De- Nome. iowa.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago market report furnished by
&. w. Kirby, manager Harris, Win
throp 4 Co.
Oman Hiph Inw C1ncn
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
Unladylike Behavior.

Rernice was in the habit of calling
her father on the telephone. On one
particular occasion she bad lifted ,lp
the receiver and had asked for the
nupber wanted. After waiting about
Il minute the operator told her to hang
up because the line was busy. After
she hung up she exclaimed to her
mother, standing close by: "Oh,
mamma, the lady chased me Off the
phone"
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
BOY SHOT DURING
BROOKLYN RIOTS

New YORK, August 7 Riotlne
broke out alresh il the strike vi I'M
ion employee OF the surface. eleya.
ed ana subway Ines Operated by thc
Brooklyn Rapid ransit Company, tats
afternoon aId one boy, Il pa selger
was shot and mortaily wounded by a
policeman.
Early this Afternoon mob q
about 200 drove the crew and police
guards frOm street car ald wreck d
it.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
COUNCIL NONE TOO
KEEN FOR OPENING
UP GROCERY STORE
MAYOR PRESENTS PROPOSITION
TO BUY GOVERNMENT CANNED
GOODS AND HEARS EN- CLAS.
BELLY AND SAFETY RAZOR
BACON

The proposition for the city to pur.
chase a carload of food from the gov.
eminent, 10 be sold to the citizens Of
Ottawa, met with apparent diSfaVor
last evening when it was presented
by Mayor Weeks AT the council meet
ing. No definite action was taken
ana as the mayor has not received
anything like orders enough to dis
more than likely the venture will fall
fiat.
However, orders win be received
at the city office during the next few
days for the vegetables and meats
and in case enough people signify
their intention Of purchasing goods
the mayor VIII wire the Chicago store
house to rcQuisition a car. \ list Of
the persons desiring cases of grocer
les, canned meats or bacon and the
amount they desire will be made up
and kept, 50 there will be no difficulty
about the people not getting what
they order.
The mayor this morning in speak
ing to a reporter for the Free Trader.
Journal announced his willingness to
order a car and to give the people Of
the city chance to purchase their
winters supply of canned goods AT re
duced prices, provided the housewives
really wanted him to do so He stated
hat, however. only one person had
goods wanted. and he would not take
the responsibility OF ordering a ear
FOR the city unless enough orders are
received in advance for the goods to
insure him that the city would have
nothing left on its hands.
lron-Bound Sowbelly.
When the matter was brought up
by the mayor and presented his col
leagues for an opinion, the govern
meMt canned goods were subjected 10
considerable witticisms and clever
iibes, City ATTORNEY Glenn Weese
led the attacking party and recon-
mended that the city give the gov
ernment the go-by in case the stuff II
wanted to sell was ANYTHING like that
they served in the army
Il take it." said the keen witted
counselor, that the city stil holds its
respect fer the soldier That being
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
COL UMBIAN TREATY
BACK TO SENATE

Washington, Aug. I --- The Column
bian treaty was recOmmiiteed to the
senate foreign relations committee W
the senate this afternoon at the re-
guest of Senator Lodge in order lnal
II might be amended to insure pro-
lection of American property iater-
estS IN Columbia.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07

Miss l.eula Ilannia ente. tanned S.N
guests at a dinner Tuesday evening
on Post street. \ delicious -four
course dilner was served alter Walch
an Informal evening was enjoyed.
Miss lIaunin hs becu nurse at the
Illinois Valley Hospital and Win leave
IA a few days for Wiscou in TO make
her future home.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
SEEK STOLEN FORD
ON LOCAL STREETS

Local police authorities have been
notified by the llilsdale, lull., depart.
ment to be ON the lookout for a Ford
locality yesterday by two youthful re-
sldelts. The license number was not
given The body Of the machine
was painted brown and the wheels
black.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07
RECK WlTHDRAWS
NAME AS CANDIDATE

Springfield, Aug La Sale Coun-
" with six candidates entered in the
constitutional convention primary
today experienced its first withdrawn
from the race, when b. Harry Reck
republican from Mendoza, ordered the
secretary OF state to take hi name
of the ballot This leaves three re
puDllcans Glenn w. Weese. Of the
A.. r. f. Attorney Charles Woodward
aud Representative William SCalal
and two democrats james j. Con
way and Barnard STANLEY, both OF OF
tawa-stil in the race.
The withdrawal of Mr.. Reck. who is
young attorney with large ellen
tile in Mendoza, is believed in inner
G. o. p circles to be the signal for
at least one more withdrawal, leaving
the primary qualifying heat clear
field for only two starters. Who the
other withdrawal may be, deponent
sayeth not but strong pressure is be.
ing brought to bear to clear the track
for a pair of good steppers who can
carry the election in the fail.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-08-07

Open. High. Low. Clos
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12

annum. .hat the City
70 horrow such sums on account thei n
Of rs NAV be needed from ume oh.
time at the rate of interest," cban-
tainable. and in a~ccoroance mmended BY
chapter 242 of laws of 1919. :, the
Uas and adopted by tne
foIiowine vote: Yea-W1ison, Maao'
Patten, Andersen. Clark Rieoy'
The following resolution by MI
Waters: +,roes to
repair and lay IhbreaEs in
water mains. chargeable TO proper
Whereas, it is necessary at times 70
streets, remove snow and oIneI
Instructions charegable to various Uul-
lily companies, and .necia,
Whereas, In order to create a speclal
fund for such expenditures. ,wc
Be ii resolved, that the SUM OF twe
Thousand dollars be and hereby Is az
propriated by the issuance OF ponas
which will not increase the dept iinit ~
Be it further resolved. tnst DonHs ~
be designated Capital. Fund BOND o.
Issued In the sun of two thousahu.
dollars and hat the City treasurer ~
and hereby is authorized to borrow pi
account of same such sums as ma y
needed from time to time, at best op'
tainable rate of interest not exceeding
Be- il further resolved, that tn.
Treasurer be and hereby is authorizes
to fix the maturity date of said oono'
not exceeding the term of six years;
was and adopted by tn
following vote: Yea-Wilson, Waters
Patten. Andersen, Clark. Riedy. Grouse
The following resolution by Mr.
Resolved, that the salary of James
Jensen, Assistant to the City Electri,
clan, be and hereby Is fixed at S1,5oo.o'
per annum, commencing January l
1918 payable as heretofore.
was introduced, and adopted by thu
ollowi vote: Yea-Wilson, Waters
Andersen, Riedy, Grouse. Nay-Clarl
Mr.. Patten not voting.
Adjourned. -
City Clerk.
17S3-3-12-1t.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12

Balance Dec. 81, 1918 on De-
post with First National
Perth Amboy. ".
FERD GARRETSoN,
City Treasurer.
were presented. and ordered entered in
The following report of the City
Treasurer:
ANNUAL DEBT STATEMENT
State of New Jersey,
County of Middlesex, S.:
Ferd Garretson being duly sworn
depo3es and says:
Deponent is the chief financial of.
ficer of the City of Perth Amboy, Coun-
ty of MiddleseX, hereinafter called the
municipality" The Annual Deb
Statement annexed hereto and hereby
made a part hereof is a true state.
ment of the debt condition of the mu.
nlcipality as of December 31st, 1918
The amounts of sue hitems as are in
definite or unascertainable are esti-
mated.
FERD GARRETSON,
City Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9Th day of January. 1919.
MARINA CRAZE,
Notary Public.
The municipality of Perth Amboy,
County of Middlesex, has no indebted
ness of any kind.
Received January 6, 1919.
ARTHUR e. GRAHAM,
City Clerk.
A. Gross Indebtedness.
ca Bonded Debt (I~ncluding bonds au-
thorized but not tssued.)
!. Bonds payable or to be payable
In whole or in part out of special as
sments on property specially beneo
fitted .sS05, 10000
2. Bonds issued, and authorized but
not issued, for the following purposes
so far as separately authorized or is
sued for such purposes:
Water supply ........... $4,000. 90
Electric light or power :. 100000
3. Bonds issued and authorized but
deductlng sinking funds and funds in
hands applicable thereto :. 779, 10000
4. Bonds issued and authorized but
not issued for park purposes.
duct sinking funds and funds applic-
able to such bonds) ........ 159, 000.0 90
s. Bonds issued and authorized, but
not issued, not included above. Estate
purposes separately. ...;... 345,34O:0O
sued, and authorized but not issued
includes $40, 600. 90 Water Temp. Imp.
Total gross Indebtedness s4.is5,si5.SS
B.. Deductions.
(a) The amount of special assess
ments levied and uncollected, applic-
able to the payment of any part of
the gross Indebtedness not deducted
under some other item hereof 1l4.477.07
OBJ Indebtedness incurred and au-
thorized but not incurred for the
supply of water ...........1, Liz, 600 90
(c) The net Indebtedness incurred
and authorized but not incurred. for
school purposes as stated in a.
3 per cent Of the average assessed
valuation as stated in subdivision ID
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12

AS I will be released from the Q: s.
Naval Reserve Forces before the FIRST
lay of February. 1919, I therefore re-
spectfuiiy notify you nonorapM 9o og
/ February list. 1919. and l be reinstated
in my former position as City Clerk
OF the City of Perth Amboy, N. ].
JOHN HANSON. JR..
| was received and ordered entered in
the minutes.
| III the Honorable Board of Aldermen
of the City of Perth Amboy.
| Gentlemen:-
The undersigned residents In the vi
cinity OF High and Washington streets
| respectfully enters protest with your
body against conditions now existing
in that neighborhood and caused by the
operation of certain machinery in the
Foundry Dept. of the Standard Under
ground Cable Co. commencing at about
midnight large machines are put In OPP
, Grafton which create great noises and
rumbling and to such an extent that
beds and tables in the homes actually
shake. It is impossible to sleep and
undoubtedly In time the theaith OF
will be greatly impaired OWN" to these
noises and rubbing which continues un-
til 4 o'clock in the morning. Owing TO
this condition people are constantly in
fear of their buildings collapsing n
killing the occupants thereof.
A further condition and n which
Is extremely dangerous anu SHOulu NC
eliminated is that caused by sparks be-
ing emitted fro mthe chimney Of the
foundry department and being carried
by the wind TO the roofs of houses In
that vicinity thereby subjectinS them
to destruction by fire.
Your petitioners respectfully request
your honorable body to take official
cognizance of these conditions and do
what you deem best and necessary In
the interest of your petitioners to have
these conditions changed and the Ian
gerous ~nuisances abated and your peti,
toners and the people at large and
more particularly In that immediate
| vicinity will be grateful to you.
MICHAEL TOTIN n so others.
/ was received, ordered entered in the
minutes, and referred to the Committee
of the Whole for action, and the Clerk
was Instructed to send a opy of this
protest to the Board of Health with
instructions to act.
The Committee on Finance recon-
mended tina the request of the Board
Of later Commissioners for renewal
OF $25, 900 note due December 9th, 1918
be granted, which recommendation was
on motion approved.
/ The Comptroller having audited the
1 following hills.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
Use Time Properly.

Happy is the man who early learns
the Importance Of using and not abus-
ing his time, for hours and years lost
early In life are more costly than il
lost in later life, when the mind has
passed its formative stage and habits
have become fixed. Time is the
Quintescence of democracy. To every
human being, king or commoner. en-
peror or serf. 1t deals out with wen
hand "a hours q day. neither more nor
less. Time 10 the ehisel given each
one Of US to carve our monument
b. G. Forbes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12

I herekith submit the annual report
of the Perth Amboy City AImhouse for
the year ending January 1st, 1913.
Admitted during the year 1918 IA in
mates, z men, 3 women and 4 children.
Dismissed, z men, and 4 children. Two
deaths during the year n l inmate
was committed to the State Hospital
at Trenton.
Eight inmates were in the institu-
ton the entire year. The average
number taken care of is 3. The pres
ent number includes z men and 3
women.
During the Morgan explosion 2
women and / man were admitted from
South Amboy and 4 men and 16 horses
were taken care of for two nights.
Respectfully sumbitted,
MARGARET SALMON,
Superintendent.
was presented and ordered entered in
the minutes.
The financial reports of the City Of
fcers for the month of December as
follows.
City of Perth Amboy, n. J., State
ment of Collections made by the Col
ector of Revenue, during the month of
December, 1918.
To Sinking Fund.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
photoa.

Prof. W. II. Longley. Of Gouray col
lege, Baltimore, has completed a set
Of ~thirty-two underwater photographs
Of the brilliantly colored tropical nsb
which inhabit the waters Of Hawaii.
Taken with a specially designed
camera, Prof. Longley hopes to de-
velop the plates to reproduce the nat
ural colors. He believes they are the
first photographs Of the kind take0-
The plates have been packed In air
tight cases for shipment to Baltimore.
where they will be developed.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
Maonantmous.

"That boy Josh Of mine has q
mighty forgiving nature" remarked
Farmer Corntossel.
How does he show itf
"Comes back home a sure-enough
hero and treats me jes' as kind an
considerable as II / had once put
on airs an ordered him to the wood
shed fur discipline"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12
Painter for Charity Seekers.

Don't write begging letters. They're
too easily thrown into the waste bas-
ket. If your charity Is worthy call in
person and dare them to throw you
into the waste basket.-Exchange.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-03-12

Bv Maid 70 the civ Trcasnrer iS7'S0SiS
Perth Amboy, n. j., January 3. 1919.
Il. b. WALKER,
City Collector of Revenue.
City OF Perth Amboy, N. j.. State
ment of Collections made by the City
Clerk during the month of December,
1918.
10 Saloon licenses C months) 2,925.00
2 Hotel licenses &C months). $4,000
3 Bottling licenses &C mos.) 225.00
100000
Total OF Collections $50. $500 90
Perth Amboy. N. j., Dec. 81. 1918.
ARTHUR Il. GRAHAM,
City of Perth Amboy, N. j., State
ment of the City Treasurer for the
month of December. 1917.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1919-02-20
PREMIER CLEMENCEAU WAS
SHOT THROUGH TOP OF LUNG

The condition Of Premier Cmnceau,
terday
closed by Xay examination,
The
rested well but his reported hard handicap
Following the cable of his condition received at
PARIS shoulder
the attempt of the anarchist Emile Coffin
ate him. satisfactory condition this according the
No had developed residence the
premier that he passed excellent
possible Chief
this morning. according to Marcel Hutn Echo de Paris
X-Ray Examination
PARIS mNothing definite
injuries until the this
claimed that the itself
slight his
an young.
shot the Lung.
PARIS 13O mThe bullet which wounded Premier Cemenceau
rated This revealed the official shortly
after today 1t is said authority that the radio examination
showed that the bullet lodged the Of the right
Conference Today
LONDONTh decided
Paris
the today,
Active in
Westphaa with artillery according to~a received here from
Muenster the defenders being the
adds.