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Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-08
UNIvERsALIsT YOUNG PEOPLES


 Between forty and fifty delegates are expected at the state convention of the Young Peoples Christian Union which Is to be held Saturday and Sunday at the Church of the Good Shepherd, Univer- salist, on Broadway.
 The sessions are to be held Saturday afternoon and evening and Sunday morn ing. Rev. Hal Kearns, state president. will preside at the sessions. The busi- ness meeting will be held Saturday af- ternoon and will be followed by ban quet which will be held at 6 o'clock. The speaker at the banquet will be Rev. Will liam Farnsworth of Danbury. Toasts will be given sby representatives of the different unions in the state.
 Following the banquet there will be a social gathering in the parlors of the church
 Sunday morning the delegates will at tend the regular church service. There will be sermon by Rev. MT. Kearns. the state president. There will also be holy communion and conservation at the service.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-08
wsrknsn's cenpeneesieu.

The following wprkMen's eonapensa tior iEreennent has been approved by Com. niGsiener J. J. ,Denehue:
 U. s. Finisaipg 'Ce., Norwich, esrDkere. md Theoders Ellison. ss Cliff street, eu,. ploye, puneturea wound in tee frem nail
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-08

serod during the evening. Those pres ent were Misses Ethel Curran. Edna Hastedt, Florence Beurn, Edna Ericson. Frances Baker and Richard Oat, Jared Naples. Leonard Partridge, Erwin Bur dick and Albert Rogers.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-08
Provides Amusement.

Harvey Hitler may not be able to win for himself a regular place in tho Red Sox infeld, but he is providing amusement for the players at least. The former Hillie is a clever cartoonist and does a little singing on the side.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-08
Pansies nt Cont Hons..

.Janitor Joseph J. Fields has just set out fine bed of pansies at the court
 house on the Br!adway side in front of tho police headquarters window. During the many years that Mir. Fields has been
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-08
Surprise For Miss Flora Williams

On Tuesday evening Miss Flora Will l.ams was given a pleasant surprise
 party ather home on Laurel Hill by ten o finer friends. The evening was a de- hghtful success, Miss Williams being completely surprised. Games and music were enjoyed and refreshments were
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-08
Groves is the Only Genuine

aaxiAive PROMO ' oUININE tabIets, The .nrst and original Cold and Grip rablst CDe sure you get BRoMo) soe.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-08

FURTHER RECEIPTS FOR
 IRELAND RELIEF, FUND On Thursday the Committee for Relief in Ireland received $50 from <the Cath olic Ladies of Columbus, and also Ns5
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-08

With the gong good. an Eskimo q will draw an average of 300 pour weight thirty-five miles In one day.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-08
Qasslsl.issttM.
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w .wEATMEK.
Mssss1;s. !.

SG r" WEATMEk. '.s = / CG6dasssas. .f -RrsssuFs csatianed k high Thursday eyst tee sankeEn TBtAAes and show CTS hAxe oeoFred wiehint the .laBt 24 hSu1y along nSFtHW4ra.' ss.4 ~F g "A disturhancs that wAs Central over TexAs .ThurgaHy night will move north eGBeEafd aftended < by, showers.
 Tks; tannp6ea&are twill rise slowly . in the Atlantic stites Friday and Saturday. -Ei ..-s Winds. | A < :: North sf Sandy, Heck: Fresh east and southeast winds, overcast weather Fri day. prsSably light rsin.,.' " sandy Hook to Hatteras Fresh east erly winds and overcast rainy weather Friday. ~ tr.
 .'E a. ''4 Forecast ;-', . For Eastern New York and Southern New England: Unsettled <. weather Fri day and Saturday. \ probably showers slowly rising tenperature.. ,
 Observations In Nervish. ;Ths Buiietin,i chseFyations show tn. foflowinG records sreposted from change, in teaspera-urs and barc~aetrici readings Thursday: :-e s..* l. s-.::. i.. f.,5I,..,., Ther. Bar a. M.-, .-..'..'-.... .t"..s .3e,- Sq. .4e IF m -..''''.'.'- =. ..:.....tr Se.sv SD. gnn.s ..,..- ...:,...... :.:.. 40 Se.5t 4, Highest 4z, lowest l3s.s f..., E.. Ii sf- ' CSmparassas. p t., Y sa PfedictiOns for sThdrsday General, fair -, A. et t e. -5- s'tf. B.. Thurs4zy's , vei*her: Cloudy, heav, mist in evening, much cooler, norttieas wind. sff +te e 5: -'
 
 '-= SUN. 4MeON AND TIbNS.a :, -'..t.4sA-Y -Y ! isFpys'.. " sHieh' II Mees f Rises.sls ssts.: A Waterr | :Tlise1 E: -,(Ss1aAArd. TimA9t. v.-. ..-.,.s Day. 7a@ nj fFbsS 1.'::IiT a.7 m:T Il q; m I..I E $ $ $ |.!!' E $ Six Asurs after hikh water 1t s,tley water. which Is fellewed by .heAd tid :,
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-08
Property and Improvements.

In Attawaugan, new bath room adds to the value of the parsonage, East Blackstone has shingled it's church at a cost of s350., A new furnace has been placed in the East Thompson church for 1901. Gales Ferry has installed electric
 ights in church and parsonage at an ex- pense of $3V7; Griswold, repairs $11S, and voluntown~ s1s5; HazardviMe, paint
Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-08
-GREElEVILIE

Six Auura after hikh water. 1t. is slov water. which is feliewed by AeAd tid l.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-12-25
Compromise Proposed by This
Government is Readily
Accepted by British
CONFERENCE ADJOURNS
TO MEET AGAIN TUESDAY
French Delegation Seems Pow
erIess to Act Until Paris is
Heard From and NO Word
Came From There During
Yesterday.
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, Dec. 24-The Amer.
ican effort to compromise the sub,
marine controversy failed of imme
diate success today before the arma
conference naval committee when ia
pan refused to depart from the 5-5-S
ratio proposition Of submerslbles for
her feet and the French action was
deferred pending adyices from Paris
when the committee adjourned after
four hours OF debate 10 meet nexi
Tuesday.
Some members Of the American del
egation seem discouraged over the
prospect for early agreement on ths
submarine matter although The nego
nut ons Viii continue rh An'rIs ~
apiAan plan pFopb N siSse AtSu
sand toms limltatIop for Great Britain
ana Tie United States and r'tlual stii
tue aao for the other three powers
The rritish accepted the Amerlcaf
reduction scheme.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-12-25
.LORENTz RESTORES
SPEECH OF WOMAN
Great Austrian Surgeon Has
Second Great Victory in Case
of Miss Moore, of New York
City.
(By Associated Press.)

New York. Dec. -Speechless as
the result OF asfractured skull and 9th
er injuries received in an automobile
accident thirty-two days ago. Miss
Mary Moore an actress. who was aid.
ed recently by Dr. Adolf Lorenz. not
ed Austrian orthopedic surgeon. is
able to speak again.
shortly after she was brought to
the Broad Street Hospital one OF the
most extraordinary operations known
TO science was performed on her
while she was IN a deathlike stupor.
One verebra had been fractured. and
there was subluxatlon oil. three other
vertebrae. besides a multiple fracture
.oF the skull The fractured verebrae
was reset. the three misplaced ones
we're returned to their normal posi-
'tion and a decomposition operation
was performed on the skull
When Dr. Lorenz saw her on De
cember she was wearing a harness
'Over her head neck and shoulders.
.EIe recommended that the injured
members be placed in a plaster cast
and suggested a mode OF treatment
which was adopted By the surgeons in
charge. She gradually regained, her
strength and Yesterday when physi-
clans and nurses hrst talked TO her,
she could only articulate yes" and
.'no
Later in the day Miss Moore was
able to speak brief sentences and 20
write brief notes
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-12-25
THIEVES VISITED
COUNTRY HOMES
Harry Walters and Roger Fra
zier Are Victims of Thieves
and Others Also Report Re-
cent Robberies.

while no great number c' robheris 3
have occurred in Bruarwlak during
tha Holiday season. COUNT Presidents
report burglaries and the area cover
ed by the thieves has been q wide one.
Friday night the homes os Harry
Walters and Roger Frazier were en-
tered and every article that could be
carried away was taken and especially
il this true OF the wlters residence.
Not only these two homes bat sew
eral Others in the Immediate vicinity
were entered and ransscked. The
Walters aud Frazier homes are locat
ed near the New Dock. about -four
miles from the city. while robberies
have been reported from various 9th
er, eotions OF the country and the
thieving has been general. il seems
There Is absolutely no clue 20 thS
burglars. but it is evident that ths
same parties entered all the houses
as the work" was similar at eaei
place.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-12-25
PARCELS TO BE
DELIVERED TODAY
Postoffice Will Handle All That
Come ln.-Business Has Been
Heavy and New Record Made
by the Office.

n order 10 prevent any congestion
whase Il the lnesl ppsfnislee Pest
l4s anu u0
That all parcel post packages which
arrived at the ce last night and
which come in today will be deliver
ed. therefore those who have been
expecting Christmas parcels yet have
a chance OF receiving them for Christ
mas. Special vehicles will be used
throughout the day and every parcel
which arrives viii be delivered.
When questioned as TO the Christ
mas business at the Office this year,
the postmaster said that he and his
entire force had been surprised by
the heavy business. I'VE had expect.
ed and prepared for the usual Christ
mas rush." he said, but we did not
anticipate a business quite so heavy.
While figures are not yet available. It
Is believed that the business during
the past week has been the heaviest
IN the history OF the Office, except
probably during the Christmas week
OF 1918"
The local Office had a record az z
o'clock last night OF which II was
proud There was not left In the
Office a single package for delivery.
except. Of course, a few box packages
for which box holders had not called.
and though the business has been hea.
Wy throughout the week. there was
not single night that the Office was
not cleared 'of all outgoing a. well as
incoming parcel post. The postmast-
er stated that this was the first time
since he had been in the Office that
every parcel was delivered on Christ
mas Eve.
It was also announced yesterday
that the Office will observe holiday
hours tomorrow. except the carriers.
who win make two complete trips.
The general delivery. stamp and par.
eel post windows will be open from
10 to 12. The money order and reg
istry divisions viii not open at all.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-12-25
Police Records Show Four Killed
and Many Injured in Hold
ups and RObberies.
MOST LAWEESS DAY Big
CITY HAS HAD IN YEARS
Two Bandits Are Captured and
Confessed TO Robbery Project
on Large Scale, Telling of
Plans Carefully Laid by Num-
Der of Bandits.
(By Associated Press J

New York. Dec. 24--Insteal Of
peace on earth and good viii New
York became the center OF crime on
Christmas Eve.
iee rASyTd s''hw that within Tie
past twentyfom hours four persons
have been kilIei and six injured IN 2
seri eaof robberies and assaults In
the city and neighboring communi-
ties.
IN two instances the bandits landed
into the clutches Of the police nrd
confession wrung from them, Robber-
ies of enormous proportions had beer
planned
Police officials say II is probably tho
most lawless Christmas Eve this greai
city has ever experienced.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-12-25
ROTHScHILD'S DISCOUNT
SALE on UNTIL JANUARY

Announcement was made yesterday
by A. Rothschild that his 25 per cent
rebate sale would be continued until
January j. and this tatement win be
received with genuine pleasure By a
large number who viii take advantage
Of this great reduction.
Mr. Rothscild announces that
the sale had been a great success and
.he hopes those who desire anything In
the jsweIry line viii tax advantage
OF this opportunity to get anything 10
his line at reduced figures.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-12-25
HALF HOLIDAY AT
RETAIL STORES
Mercantile Establishments viii
Open as Usual Tomorrow and
Remain So Until Noon When
All viii Observe Holiday.

Announcement was made yesterday
that all the retail establishments OF
Brunswick would be open until short
" after the noon hour and this Is done
for the purpose of serving those whc
were unable 10 do their trading yester
day ar earlier in the week.
A large number of out-os-town shop
pers DO not set paid or until late Sat
urday and these win come in tomor
row % shop. A large number Of 10
cal citizens also win be given an op
portunity TO make purchases as many
always wsit untn Christmas morning
to buy.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-12-25
FRISCO PIES ARE
TO CONTAIN LIQUOR
Government, Ii Seems. Allowed
Bakers Out There to Put just
a Little Pep in Their Sweets
For the Christmas Season.
tRy Associated Press.l

San Francisco. Dec, s4.-christmas
pies in San Francisco this year win
contain liquor. local pie bakers having
availed themselves OF the permission
under the law 20 Pep their pies with
brandy from the government store.
house
More than aS0o gallons of brandy
were Withdrawn The frst three days
az this week. Tom Brown. assistant
federal prof. gbition director, announs.
ed.
Undeg the law. psemasevs were al
lowed 100 gsllons and with one exoep
ton. sveyy baker teok the limit.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-12-25
Mississippi Storm Kills Forty People
ACCEPTANCE OF FoRD's
OFFER GREAT FOR SOUTH
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, Dec. Ex-senator 4
= Thomas ]. Hefiin, of Alabama,
4 made public today letter to 4
y Secretary Weeks saying that the 4
\ people of the South would great \
\ ly appreciate the settlement of \
\ negotiations with Henry Ford on =
\ his offer to leasesor purchase the =
4 project at Muscle Shoals. \
= Senator Hefiin said the an =
4 nouncent on the subject would y
! be splendid Christmas gift to \
y the South. 4
= \
y 4 \ 4 = r \ \ 4 \ \ \ \ \ .ss
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-12-25
NEWPORT KY. NOW
UNDER MARTIAL LAW
Governor Morrison Sends Four
National Guard Companies to
Serve Where Trouble Has
Bee on Several Days.
lBy AaaoelaLel Press J

few b6urs afser the arrival uE IiFs
companies u National Guard. On the
orders Of Governor Morrow military
rule was established around the New.
port rolling mills where industrial
disorder has been rife for the past
several days
Indications tonight are that the acts
of lawlessness have ended for the
troops disarmed the leaders.
The guards on duty issued a state
ment promising to protect all peace
ful persons.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-12-25
AMERICAN NAVAL
PLAN HAS FAILED
THANKS THE NEWS FOR AID
In RED CROSS ROLL CALL.

Following Letter from Legare Davis,
well known Georgian, was received
yesterday:
"ur. C. H. Leavy, Editor. Brunswick,
Georgia.
Dear Sir: Instead of sending you
formal Christmas greeting this year,
l want to express to you, in letter.
something which has been on my
mind. 1t is this: For some time l
have been connected with various
charitable and worthy enterprises, in
asking the support of the public
through campaigns, roll calls and
the like. Various people have sup
ported the various drives, some peo-
pie have supported great many of
the drives, but without exception the
newspapers have supported every one
Of them, and have given freely of their
space and their efforts toward their
success. | do not believe that there
has been any profession, or class of
business men, or any other sort of
men who have given as much as the
press, and The News has steadfastly
done its share
so that this Christmas / do not be-
lieve that there is anybody who Is
more deserving of a happy Christ
mas, in the true spirit of Christmas,
than the editor-but is there anybody
who receives less credit for the good
that he does than the editor, don't
know who 1t Is. | do not believe the
public generafy knows or appreciates
this. 1t Is always taken for granted
that the newspapers will help every
worthy cause. and ii Is to their ever
lasting credit that they always do.
The fact that 1t takes their time, and
their SPACE, and their effort Il some-
kaIng aslA g nAn pKMlpales Esmt
some ii ue know what i mpans
"gso you. and to the members Of the
star | wish very happy Christmas
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-12-25

EM0RY'S OLDEST GRADUATE
PASSES AWAY AT GORDON.
lRy AsaocIated Press.l )

Atlanta, Dec. 23.--Augustus r. Hurt
oldest graduate OF Emory University
IL dead on his farm In Gordon coun
". Georgia. according to word receiv
ed here today He was born in Put
nam county In 1880 and was gradual
ed at Emory in 1861. After serving
IN the Confederate army he was head
OF large cotton firm here for years.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-12-25
BRAVE MoToRMAN or
MACON FOUGHT no LAST
(By Associated Press.

= Macon, Dec. 24.-Robert Lee =
AlIigood, motorman-conductor on =
: one-man street car. fought to
y his death with men who attacked I
= him today while the car was in 4
= an isolated part OF the negro Sec 4
= tlon. I
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-12-25
ENGINEER 4 SUICIDE.
(By Associated Presaa

Macon, Dec. 24.-E. G. speer. loco,
motive engineer. who died suddenly
yesterday. came TO his death at his
own hands through taking poison, was
the verdict al coFoner's inquest held
today
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-12-25
Christmas Eve Tragedy Only
Real Breach OF Peace
in Brunswick.
w. w. SPAULDING AND TWO
SONS ARE ARRESTED
Chief Register, of Police Depart
ment, Goes to the Home of
Those Charged With Killing;
Takes the Three Men to City
Jail.

At the home of w. w. Spaulding,
2014 Reynolds street, between J and
X, shortly after IL O'Clock last night,
Marvin Wilder, we'll known white
man, was shot and instantly killed and
three Spauldings, w. w, the father;
G. o., and H. G., sons. are in the city
Jail but will be transferred to the
county prison this morning. The kill
ing is the only real breach of the
peace Brunswick has had during the
week preceding Christmas and is gem
eralyl regretted.
1t seems that Fletcher. Wilder, also
well known, and the Spaulding boys
had some trouble near the corner of
Gloucester and Newcastle early last
Wilder for the SpauIding on misde-
Wilder for thetSpaulding on disde-
meanor charges. The papers were
placed in the hands of Constable c..
Nv. Latham and he asked Marvin VIII
der to go with him to the Spaulding
home and assist In arresting them.
Officer Latham was in the house talk
ing to Mrs Spaulding. mother Of the
h0ys. and Wilder was on the porch
sIls slyo
heard and the man felI dead load
oG shot having entered his breast and
death was almost instant
Constable Latham rushed 90 the
police department and Chief Register.
accompanied by officer Rhoden and
the constable. went to the home of
the Spauldings and arrested the trio,
father and sons They stoutly deny
that the gun was fred by either of
the three, a coroneTs jury is now in
yestigating the case and a verdict will
probably be reached this morning.
There was no eye witness to the kill
ing. as Constable Latham was in the
house when the fatal shot was fired,
The dead man has lived In Bruins
wick many years. He is an adopted
brother OF Flyetcher Wilder, Is mar
fried and leaves wife and one child.
He has been engaged In the fish bus
iness but recently has been assisting
Constable Latham at Judge Cour-
voisier's ee.
For a long time feeling has been
anything but pleasant between the
wilders and the Spauldings and the
trouble between Fletcher Wilder and
the spauldings last night made this
feeling all the more bitter, and swear
ing out OF the two misdemeanor war
rants and the attempt at serving re-
suited In the death OF wilder but By
whom shot Is 10 be determined.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-12-25
Meauer Reports.

Payne Harrison. %. 'clerk In the
store Of Banks & Danner. the build
ing demolished at Clarkdale, was the
ony white person known to have been
killed. Mira. b. b. Booker. whose
home, six niles northwest Of Clark
dale, was torn from It's foundations,
was among the injured brought to this
city. Her injuries are considered Sc
rious
Nearly ali OF the known dead ana
the most seriously injured we're
caught in the collapse OF the Banks a
Dsnner store. Only meager reports
had been received thus far, however.
from several farming settlements in
the path OF the storm. the effects Of
which was felt over an area two miles
in width and fifteen miles in length.
Rescue Parties at Work.
The injured were brought TO Mem
phishospitals In ambulances and mo-
tor trucks as quickly as they were ex-
tricated from the ruins OF the wreck
ed store at clarkdaIe or reached that
point from the surrounding section
last night One. baby, died early
today. Several others are reported IN
a serious condition.
Rescue parties from this city and
several Arkansas towns started at day
light today for an exploration OF the
more isioated sections Of the storm
swept area where 1t was feared others
we're killed or injured
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-12-25
MAN WHO SHOT BOY is
RESCUED FROM MOB
z Aasociated Pregs.l

New York, Dec. 23.-D. VIM. Zuck-
lerman, an eastside physician. was res
cued by the police from q small mob
late Thursday and locked up on 4
charge Of felonious assault in connect
ion with the shooting Of Samuel Mark
man. a 15-year-old boy.
Witnesses said DR.. ZuckIerman
peared suddenly and shot the
whiIa he was initiating a football
a spare tire on the doctors a
bile. DIR. Zucklerman was an
the police as saying the boy
erIng with the lock an&a
tire, As II 70 removs
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-12-25
POSSE SEARCHING FOR NEGRO.
NV Associated Press. J

cordele. Dec. 2s.-Posses are fl
search of negro who today attempted
an assault on one of the most prom
lnent women OF this place. One ne
gro was captured. but soon establish
ga an allbi
The crowds in pursuit are constsnt
IL Increasing in number.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-12-25
ss Much Colder.

A disturbance over Kentucky. the
weather bureau added. will move east
northwestward attended by precsplta.
zion this afternoon aud tonight IN the
Atlantic and east Gulf States, and win
be followed BY clearing weather ex'
ceps Ia the south Atlantic States
Much colder weather was forecast
tor all sections east OF the mississippi
river With In the next thirty.six hours
except che Florida peninsula
cold wave warnings have been OF
dered tor Tennessee and The EAST Gali
states.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-12-25
over pIslnassatss

The cold wave has already over
spread the Plains states and the Up.
per Mississippi Valley and the temper.
atura this morning is zero or below
as tar south as Western Kansas, the
weather report declared.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1921-12-25
Wires Down and Little Informal
ton Can be Received From
Affected District.
DEATH LIST MAY TOTAL!
AT LEAST ONE HUNDRED
ClarksviIBe Reports Nine Dead
and Thirty-five Injured, When
Storm Jumped Over Into 9th
er State, Increasing in VeIoc-
ity, as it Travelled.
(By Associated Press. J

Memphis, Tenn. Dec. 24.-ITwo
white men and thirty-1our colored
were killed and more than two hun
dred injured in tornado which struck
late yesterday in Crittendon county,
Arkansas, and dipped into Quitman,
Coahoma, Carroll, La Fore and Yazoo
county in northern Mississippi early
today before passing to the southwest
leaving in its wake trail of death
and destruction, with many negroes
injured and homes demolished.
Clarksville reports nine dead and
thirty-five injured The storm first
struck in the vicinity of Clarksville,
Arkansas, yesterday, crossed into
Mississippi in the region Of Marks.
razing store buildings and plantation
houses. The village OF Spencer Union
parish, Louisiana, near Monroe, was
almost entirely leveled with the loss
of seven lives. Other towns In the
state also suffered heavily from the
storm.
AT II 50 tonight no word could be
gaa ~ a - \
wires aFe duNAl bus lu AAs
tho loss O IRE win alAInlliE
total. reaching at Iea- n. and II
estimated this will finally 60 to one
hundred
There is no estimating what the
property olss will amount to but II
will cretainly go to startling figures.