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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-28
NECHCE SLEVITI NEMCUM.
FRANCIE PROTI NAVRHU MA SNfZENf o rs PRO
CENT SOUKROMYCH NAROKU.

Pafiz, 27 Gervence = Francouzska vada uv6doma
vladu n6meckou SVEN odminut zados Berna dne 16
erence snzen Is soukromych narok francouz
kvch pTfsusnk pro nemeck6 Wade n6meckym pffsusn
kim.
t6to vec docieno bylo enomysnosti spojeneckycF
kruzich ostanf zasou podobn6 uv6dom6n nemeckt
Wade.
Washington, 27. cervence Dluhova komise Spojenych
StaG sesa dnes Jeanem " Parmentierem drektorem fl
ranci francouzk6 pokadnv zvaStnm fnancnimi zstupc
France tim uvedeno chod formanf vyiedavan jez
T tomu abv spoienecke zem6 vyday dluhopisy pGcky
ez Snoiene Staty lin poskytlv b6hem valky nj.
Komise pTiomnosti vsech clenG. krone kongresnka
Rurtona del mimo m6so pTedbeznou schz
il sesa francouzskHmi zastupci.
Po schdzi prohlasil sekreaf pokladnv Mellon re Sc
voflo povsechnvch francouzskych fnanGnch hospoda
kVch pom6rech DaSi schze konana bude sobotu Britt
cka duhova komise oGekava druh6 cast zaM.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-28
N0VY PLAN ma SKONCENf STAVKY.l
BUDE PREDLOZEN V UTERY PRED
SEDUM 14S ZELEZNIC.
OCEKAVA Sc, ZE BUDE PRfZNIVE PRIJAT TEz Cd
VUDCU STAVKY.

Washington, 27. Gervence Predsedove 148 zeleznic
celych Spoenych Statech budou svolan do schuze
president Harding rad zstupc zeeznic jakoz STAY
kuciho denictva.
Vyslo to pul jedenacte dnes vecer kdyz r.
Witt Cuyer pfedseda Sdruzen zeeznnich vykonnych red
nku vyse Beho Domu po dlouhch konerencich ma nchz
pode ez zastupc savkaru, ktef Chicago priie
Cuyler by porade presidenem cd $50 do 10 80
cer Ma SVEN odchodu prohlas pokracova dskussch
konnych fednku eeznicnch ehoz jest predsedou do
Yorku ma pristi uery tax aby moh sie vsech konc
zeme Mezitm zeeznce by 81 pocinaly ako cd zahajeni
stavky mic nebude podniknuto az one schulz dtery
Tazan byv, zda president zadal aby rahy usoupiy
sveho stanoviska v6c seniority avkad odpovede
sden neucn zadn6 zados prmo Ma terni schdzi Cuyer
pfedloz pfedsedm zeeznc vysedek sveho ednn pres-
denem Hardingem.
We Washngton6 prevlada nalada opmsicka nebot' pa
nue presvedcen prtomne roky podniknue
zeeznicn stavky prnesou vsledek rovnez
vd nasal obra lepsimu Mnoho ocekava od koneren-
mez eza zastupc uhokopG ez bya svoana do Cleve-
landu.
Chicago, 27. Gervence. Podklad pro NONE urovnani
stavky as 100000 zamesnancd zelezncnch en by
wren ednim cen zeeznGni pracovn radyjak nsedue
L. Danici, kteff install prAci p6douAvteo seznamG
seniority tax re dostane Jim pfednos pred 6mi kdoz
stavkova1
2 Stavkar nabudou pray ma pens pray seno-
ritv ale brdou pod t6m koz zsta oyan zeezncm avsak
pred novlmi d6lnkv. ktefi bv pfbrani behem stav1y
s. Now zamdstnanc keTi zauiali mista savkaTi bl-
dou podrzen suzb6 zeeznc avsak pray
norv, k nimz sou opravneni d6lkou skuteGn6 suzby.
4. Zam6stnanci kter vyS stavku. vratt do
pod mzdovou skalou podminkam zavedenym zelezniGnf
radon cd do noveho sySen bude zahaeno
zmnenou radou.
5 Drahy prestanou Sc zadavanim prace venkovskym
firmam zaIdi obvodov6 dohodovac komse upu
sondd vyvstavsch re stavky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-28
cEHO RUSKO POTREBUJk

Londyn, 27. cervence. ZriZe-
nj zdravych hospodarskych "a
kladu V Rusku, nikoli diploma
ticke uznani velmoci, jest echo
sovety potrebuii, nez-li mohou
ocekavati financni pomoc, jest
nazorem premiera Lloyda
Georgia.. Tuto odpoved' dial Ii
beralum clenum delnicke
strany, kteri pozadovali bezod
kladne uznani Ruska We sne-
movne poslanecke. Ten nejlep-
81 velvyslanec nebyl by nasle-
dovan ami jedinym bankerem,
pokud pomery Y Rusku SO neu-
stall, pravil premier.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-28
WALL zENU JAkO
RUKOJMI.
Podle vSeho Sc to vsak rame-
mum zakona nevyplati.

Cincinnati, O.. 27. cervence
- Do obydli Clarence Bella,
Ia jeho nsplitomnosti prisli
diva pfiruti marsa.a nedale-
Ike vesnice Loveland, patraiice
Il po llhovinach, a ponevadz ne
byl donna, wall sebou jeho
zenu a jejl 4-lete ditko a "a
nechali listek tohoto zneni:
"Panu Clarenci Below. Dr.
ZINE VaSi zenu Loyeland, O.,
az Sc objevlte pred mayorem
fecene vesnice Loveland, aby-
ste CELL obvin6ni z vlastnictvi
lihovin. Radime vam. abyste
Sc dostavil okamzite, iinak "a
tykaG bude ma vas vydan. Will
liam H. j. Fritch, priruci mar
SAL"
Ma mist6 "dostaveni Sc Okla
mite, Bell sci k adyokatovi,
jenz mu poradil, ably 81 Wy
zdvihl zatykac pro unos ma
Fritsche. Mimo to pi. Bellova
byla nemocna, kdyz "ramena
spravedlnosti" il odvezla a tu
hrozi civilni zaloba ma nahra-
du proti mayorovi, marsalovi
a vesnici Loveland. Pi. Bello-
va byla sice Loveland uv6z-
nena, ale propustena, kdyz Zii-
steno, ze jest opravdu nemoc-
ma.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-28
PROTEST PROTI VOJSKU.
DISTRIKTNl PREDSEDA LEDVINKA PRAVf ZE JE-
HO POSLANf DO OKRESU BELMONT
BYLO HANEBNOSTf

Beaire, O.. 27. cervence. Frank Ledvinka, pfedseda
une havifu vychodnho Ohia hlavnim me-
ste prohasil dnes posan mice Belmont
byo hanebno prot niz poan energcy protest gu
verneru Davisovi
"Neni naprosto zadne potreby pro vojsko" pravl.
Pomeroy, o. 27 cervence. Dv6 jednotky jizdy, zaso
bovac skadrona ODE Cincinnati prijey dnes pozde
odpOedne rozbly tabor Pvhian parku
M6stst okresni urednici jevi pfekvapeni kdyz I'VE
deli ze voko byo poslano Serif Reeves prav uve
dom pred nekoka dny Dave zde tTeba
vossa ze zadne vptrznosti neudaly aniz hrozi
Columbus O.. 27. Cervence - AZ ia to- ze skadrona A
107 izdniho puku, Ceveandu bya poslana konani
paroln Slu7y do St Carsvlle zadn6 n6 pohyby voska
nebyy nafizeny odekava daSi mobisace Sadrona
g. Columbus jest utaboena ma zdejsim stanim w
staviSti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-28
CESTY JSOU PODMI-
NOVANY.
Toto move nebezpeci ohr ozuje
armada Irskeho Svobod-
neho Statu.

Dublin, 27. ceryence.- Vol
sko Svobodneho Statu, iez e.
nergicky pokracuje Na sve
Rampant na jihu, pot 1npilo
do krajiny, kde skoro kazda
costa byla ucinena neschud-
nou. Cell nebezpe6i bezpotet-
nych skrytych min, iez byly
tam polozeny Ia ucelem jeho
zniceni. Tudiz postupujl o.
patrne a zvolna.
Boje jsou neustale proudu
narodni vojsko setkava Sc Sc
silnou oposici, aGkoli neni deJi-
ste boju urcite znamo zde.
Vojsko Svobodneho Statu u
toci pry ma nepravidelne Sc trl
stran, bombardujic iejich posi-
ce lehkymi polnimi dely a pax
strojnimi puskami.
Ta okolnost, re schaze par
lamentu odlozena byla ma den
II. srpna, naZnacuje, re vlada
ma nad6ji ma brzke ukonceni
nepratelstvi. z Castlebar Sc
sd6luje, ze cd reky Shannon k
mort povstalci z cele te oblasti
byli vypuzeni.
Druzina vojska Svobodneho
Statu byla prepadena blize
Kilmallock, V okresu Limerick.
Tuhy BOZ Sc rozpoutal tfi
muzi z narodniho vojska byli
zabiti. Ztraty mezi nepravi-
delnymi nejsou znamy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-28
DEBS PROTESTUJE.
Proti pOprave sOcialnich re-
vOluciOnari v Rusku.

Chicago, 27. cervence. Euge
ne v. Debs, socialisticky vddce
postal dopis nemocnice, v niz
pritomne dli, sovetskemu pre-
mieru Lenin0vi, protestuiici
proti poprav6 % clend socialne
revolucni strany, ktefi jsou n.y.
nj souzeni V Moskv6.
Obzalovani jsou obvineni
re spiknuti proti sovetske VIA
de a ukladu proti zivotdm ne
kterych bolsevickych pfeda-
XIV. Ackoli jejich process jest
dosud V proudu, Debsovi sdele-
no bylo znamym socialistou
Cernovem, re jejich odsouze-
nj a popraveni jsou jiste. Deb
sdv telegram Uni:
"Ja protestuji veskerym
civilisovanym lidem We jmena
nasi spolecne lidskosti proti po
prav6 kterehokoli re social
Mich revolucionarG, neb nespra
vedlivemu odpirani Jim jeiich
svobody. Sovetske Rusko niue
dati pfiklad odeprenim nasle-
dovati praktiky svetoveho car
stva a melo by vyzdvihnouti
vyssi IVORY, ktere chceme zri-
diti a zachovavati."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-28
zALUJE ROTHSCHILDA.

New York, 27. cervence. -
Mile. Marie Porquet, 24-leta
francouzska divka, jez We sire
du podala zalobu ma S500,0O0
proti James Henri de Roth
schildovi 2 Paflze, ponevadz
pry slibil il snatek, a slibu ne
dodrzel, vratila sc neocekava-
ne do Francie, zpdsobivsi pre-
kvapeni svym zdejsim advo-
katnm. Mile. Porquet ma ety.
ri libry milostnych dopisu cd
Rothschilda. Jest z bohate
francouzske rodiny a nejedna
Sc il pry penize, nybrz o to,
ably milionaf dostal svemu sli-
bu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-28
BULHARSkO MA
PLATIT.

Sofia, %. cervenee. Spojene
cka reparacni komise narldlla
Bulharsku, by bezodkladne "a
platilo S7,72O.OOO, ktere dluhu
ie spoiencum v souhlase mi
rovymi podminkami. Vlada
tvrdi. re obnos ten zaplatit ne
NIUE, ale jest pry ochotna "a
platit, CO bude il mono. Zaro-
ven naleha ma oposicni stranu,
ably il pomahala V odporu pro-
ii prehnanym pozadavkum Sc
strany spojencu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-28
NEUVERITELNA BRUTAL
MOST.

Chicago, 27. cervence. Kaz-
demu policistovi V Chicagu ma
rizeno bylo patrati pc muzi a
zen6, kteri, kdyz byli preieli
11-leteho chlapce Edwina Eel
la svym automobilem, odvezli
jej dve mile a vrhli do priko-
pu, kde nechali jej zemriti. Te-
10 chlapcovo bylo nalezeno po
licisty. kteri stihali automobil,
40 minut po osudne nehode.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-28
DE VALERA VELITELEM?

Dublin, 27. cervence. Irske
povstalecke vojsko, jemuz pry
veil sam Eamon De Valera,
shromazd'ovalo Sc We Fermoy
vcera a jeho planem Jest zasta-
viii postup pluku narodni ar
mady ma mesto Cork.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-28
DIVE. DfVKY UTONULY.

Kent, o., 81. cervence. -
Thelma Chapinova, 19-leta, z
Akron Geraldine Hammond
ova re Stowe, O., utonuly dnes
vecer v Meadow Brook jezere,
blize Darrowville, O., kde Sc
koupaly. Divky pustily Sc
pres melke jezero, avsak pri-
sly ma stare koryto potoka, jez
tvofi v jezere hlubokou rokli a
to stalo Sc Jim osudnym.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-28
DfLO ZURIVCE.

Hinton, w. Va. 27. cerven-
CO. Ieden mu5 byl zahit a ctyfi
poran6ni Johnem Fredekin-
ror. 35-letvm. zufivym silen-
CEN. ienz uprchl z ustavu pro
choromvslne. ktereho policie
ohlehala 30 12 dni V usili vypu
diti lei z ieho zataraseneho do
nova. Bylo tez pouzito tax iva
nych slzavych bomb, avsak
bez uspechu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-28
POZARY JSOU PRY
ZAKLADANY.

Olympia. Wash. 81. ter-
vence. - Po propustenf neko-
lika druzin, iez byly zam6st-
navanv pri utlumoyani lesnich
pozaru tomto okoli. vyslo ma
ievo dnes, re n6kteri z muzu
jsou podezrivani re zakladani
novych ohnu. tax aby neprisli
0 vvdelek. Pocet lesnich po-
zarn a rozloha, ma niz radily,
Jest ia nejvetSi v historii sta
tu, avsak skoda neni tax veli-
ka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-28
KUN KOPL PLUKOVNfKA.

Camp Perry, O.. 27, cerven-
ce. - Pluk. L. S. Conellv z
Clevelandu, velitel 145. pesiho
pluku zde, byl bolestne potlu-
cen dnes vecer, kdyz byl kop-
nut konem, ma nehoz chtel
vsednouti. Zasazen byl kopy-
tv kone dvakrate, do paze a
do prsou. Serzant, jenz pfispe-
chal ma pomoc plukovnikovi,
byl konem pokousan.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-28
STAVkA MA POULICNI
DRAZE.

Chicago, 27. cervence. =
Vystraha, ably Chicago pfipra-
vilo sc ma stavku ma poulicni
draze priSti utery rano, vyda-
ma byla Williamem Quinllan-
EN-, predsedou unie zrizencu.
"Verim, re ami jedina kara ne
budeiezditi V utery rano,"
pravil.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-28
KAREL PERGLER We
VYSLUZBE..

Praha, 16. cervence. = (Po-
Stovni zprava.) - Ministerska
rada schvalila navrh minister
stva zahranicnich veci, iimz
byvaly vyslanec karel Pergler
byl dan do vysluzby.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-07-28

Major Tryggve Gran, nor
vezsky dobrodruh, jenz snazi
sc predstihnouti Roalda A
mundsena X severnimu polu,
pri cemz hodla pouziti aero
planu. Chtel to udrzeti V tai
nosti a ma svoji dalekou a ne
bezpecnou pout' Sc pusti ze
SpitzbergG. Gran byl ma w.
sokem severn Cd pocatku kv9t
ma. Bere Sc zcela opacnym
smerem jako druzina Amund-
senova.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-07-13

To- the Editor Of the Free Press:
In your columns quoted from tn,
Bennington Banner, this morning
read an editorial attack upon Martir
S Villas, which was 50 obviously tine
tured with malice and SO false Of
statement, that as a fair minded cit.
izen, having some special knowIedg,
Of the facts, feel constrained tC
make a reply.
When Mr.. Villas entered the Yer
mont Senate in 1917 / had been for
some years an officer Of that body
familiar with its routine. As seere-
tary Of the senates of 1917 and 1919 ]
had especial opportunity to observe
the work Of Mr.. Villas. II was of an
extremely high order An able Law
yer and a student Of affairs, he
brought TO his duties an indefatigable
energy, keenness Of perception and
purpose single 10 the public good,
which produced results Of conspieu-
Gus merit
Near the close Of one session the
then President of the Senate remark
ed to me "The services of Martin
Villas in the Senate have been of more
value to the State of Vermont this
session than the total efforts Of a hun
bred members Of the House of Rep
His work has been most
On another occasion the executive
clerk, whose duty il was TO serutinize
all bills submitted for the approval Of
the Governor, told me that bills pass
ing through Mr.. Villas hands showed
the most careful work Of that session.
These statements are a sufficient refu-
Lation of the statements of the dis
editor quoted by you; an
,ditor, by the way, whose legislative
Efforts it has also been my privilege
% observe at first hand.
Apropos of the support Mr.. Villas is
likely to receive in his candidacy for
recall that once before he
vas editorially invited to withdraw
lis candidacy lest he be defeated by
democrat. And the voters rebuked
his attempt at editorial dictation by
he largest vote of any of the four
candidates for the senate
It that election. Judging from what
have observed, there is strong
th?t this particular piece
f history will repeat itself, this time
With reference to the candidacy Of Mr..
'ilas for Representative in Congress.
Respectfully yours,
GUY NJ. PAGE.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-07-13
EAST DORSET CHURCH NOTES

A Day.sy Social will be held in the
chapel Of the East Dorset Congrega-
tional church tomorrow evening al s
o'clock. A unique program Of games
has been arranged 70 furnish fun for
all who attend Ice cream and cake
will be- sale between Z and s
O'Clock and after the fun program.
The committee in charge includes
Miss Bertha Brophy chairman, Mr..
and Mrs. II. G. Stone, Hildreth Liv-
ingstone, Miss Lois Whitney, Lynn
Baker, Miss Gertrude Brophy and
Robert Brophy.
Another good time will be furnish
ed Monday evening when there will be
a musical entertainment in the School
Hall under the direction Of a com
mittee Of the Ladies Auxiliary.
Among those who are 10 appear on
the program are A. NJ. Ackley, How
ard Freddy, Mrs Gilbert H. Brophy
and Miss Sophia Bebee, Howard Z.
Pomeroy, Mrs. Mary n. Griffith, Miss
Marion Ambrose, Mrs. Leo Abbott, E.
l. Whitney and several from out Of
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-07-13
THE BEST TEST
Is the Test of Time

Is the Test of Time.
Years ago II. w. Rice Of Manches-
ter Depot, told of good results from
using Doan's Kidney Pills. Now Mr..
Rice confirms the former statement
says there has been no return Of the
trouble. Can Manchester Depot people
ask for more convincing testimony?
Il suffered with a run down condi-
tion of my kidneys and my back also
gave me a good deal of trouble" says
Mr. Rice. II had to stand lot and
blame this for bringing on the com
plant. suffered with pains in my
back especially when | stopped. The
kidney secretions were scanty and
highly eolored. | learned of Doan's
Kidney Pills and started their use.
Two or three boxes Of Doan's cured
me so have not been bothered since"
Statement given August 28, 1870.
On April 5, 1920, Mr.. Rice said:
"Doan's Kidney Pills cured me of a
weak, aching back and kidney trouble
and the cure has lasted. | cheerfully
confirm my former statement"
Price 60c at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr. Rice had. Foster Milburn Co,
Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y. Advertisement.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-07-13

town Refrcshments uill Be served a,
tse close q the program.
Al arrangements for the program
have been made b. the following com
mittec Mn l. A. Wade chairman,
Mr. r B. Ambrose, Mr.. Leo Abbott,
Mr. Martha Bnophy, Mrs Z l. Whit
new and Miss Lucy Wall
The meeting for children sill he
held in the chapel this afternoon, with
Z program similar 70 that Of the two
previous meetings. The Bible mem
ory work is progressing rapidly and
at each meeting there is q different
form q handwork Last week the
children completed ten "happy pack
ages" which viii be sent 70 the chill
dren in a nearby hospital
A mems class was organized last
Sunday morning at the Sunday school
hour and this will meet regulsfIy each
Sunday. The attendance at the
church school last Sunday morning
exceeded the enrolment Of the school.
Al the morning service Of the
church the pastor started a series Of
sermon based on Jesus teachings on
he'mount. The subject for next Sun
day will be Lamps Of God" Milton
Brophy will lead the Christian En-
deavor meeting Sunday evening and
the subject will be Earnest or Tril-
ers ?" At the c. +. service last Sun
day evening the new officers Of the
society were installed with a brief
service by the pastor. Frank Eggles-
ton led the devotional service.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will hold a
sewing meeting at the home Of MrS
Leo Abbott next Wednesday after
noon.
At the meeting Of the Boy Scouts
last Saturday evening, Hildreth Liv-
ingston was elected patrol leader and
Thomas Dunn, assistant patrol leader.
Plans were made for registering the
troop at New York headquarters and
Tor securing troop and patrol flags.
Preliminary arrangements were made
for tennis tournament
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-07-13
DANNY

A son, Henry, Jr., was born July !,
to Mr.. and Mrs. H. II. Batease.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Aines and
daughter Virginia Of Kansas City,
No. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Aines.
Mrs. Jessie L. Nichols has returned
from the Proctor Hospital with her
granddaughter, Anna May Nichols,
who underwent a throat operation last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. y. c. Nichols and
Mrs Carl Lassor motored to Ludlow
Sunday, returning with Laura Nichols
who has been visiting Mrs n 6.
Batehelder.
Ms. Alice n. Jennings died Sun
day morning after an illness q sew
eral months. Funeral services vii e
held al the home o. Merritt Willard
on Wednesday az ? O'Clock.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1922-07-13
Estate of CHARLES d. KIRBY.

Order Of Notice of Foreign VIII.
State of Vermont. District Of Man
chester SIS.
The Honorable Probate Court for
the District Aforesaid:
To All Persons Interested in the
Estate of Charles d. Kirby late Of
Philadelphia in the State Of Pennsyl-
vania, deceased, leaving Estate in this
District.
GREETING:
chester, within and for said District
on the LIST day Of July, 1922, an anthem
ticated copy Of the last viii and Tes-
lament and the Probate thereof Of
Charles d. Kirby late Of Philadelphia,
in the County Of Philadelphia, in the
State Of Pennsylvania, deceased, leav-
ing estate in said district,-duly prov
ed, allowed and established in the
Orphans Court for the County and
State aforesaid, was presented 70 the
Court here. that the same instru-
ment may he allowed in this State as
the last VIII and Testament Of the
said deceuent, and that the said copy
may be Sled and recorded in the Pro-
bate Court for the District Of Man
hester, aforesaid, agreeable to the
statute in such cases made and pro
sded:
And Il Is ordered by said Court that
he 9th day Of July, 1922, 1t the Pro-
,ate Court Office in said Manchester.
le assigned for all persons interested
% appear and contest the allowance Of
uch instrument. and the filing and
.ecorling Of the copy q said Win !
md the probate thereof, as aforesaid. .
{ they see cause; and that notice 4
hereof he given by publishing this
rider three weeks successfully in the I
Manchester Journal. a weekly news
aper published in said District, pre-
GUS 70 the time appointed.
THEREFORE. you are hereby nOti-
led 20 appear before said Court. a.
BE time ard place aforesaid. and q
ontest the allowance u the said IN
trumeut and the filing and recording
Z the COPY II said VIII and the pro
are thereof. rs aforesaid. II you have
ause
Given Under Ny Hand at Manches
r O. said District, this lst day q
uly. 1922. Ii
3-5 EDWARD GRIFFITH, Judge 4
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can divisions appeared but held On the 18th
and 18th there was u On the 14th forced back
some distance.
On the 18th learned that the reinforcements Of tho
Americans had led the formation Of two armies first
under General Lgge the second under Ballard Pershing
led army opposing On October 18th captured
manual used the American forces from which learned
that their Of infantry and artillery guided by
tho principles al
On October 2rd faced strong frontal attacks which
resisted vigorously and the 25th we even made counter
attack We recaptured Jagerhohe taking twenty-five prison
ers Of the American Twenty sixth Division.
On November LIST big attack forced back at
place eight ometers Our forces had remained too long
position had been surrounded One hundred and four
American aeroplanes fighting thirty GermanA
On November End quarters in Montmedy destroyed
American bomb The inmates saved by the OF
automobile trucks.
There another big attack November 9Th, and on
November 9th when everything broke down in Germany
The American report speaks Of resistance east
Of the Meuse. -
On November 10th, Stenay surrendered The Amer-
had penetrated the Meuse at this point Two
Of the river when enemy aeropane
landed the other side and returned with unwounded
officers taken prisoners On the fourth and fifth days OF
disorder my left wing the shore Of the Meuse
forced back only komeer and my right wing, which
had keep tho line with neghborng army far the
Meuse forced back only thrtyve kiometers Had we
retired rapidly 1t would have redounded to the glory
Of neither one side nor the other.