Norwich bulletin

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One of the prisoners, William Sing'e

ton, for two years a porter in the build

ing, confessed and imr.iicateu nis con

federates, the police aid, because he had

read in the newspapers that the loot

amounted to $10,000. a.id all he had re

ceived as his share was $500.

POMERENE SATISFIED WITH

CONDITIONS IN HAITI

it jveii ut Aiiegeu Sinn r einers, ari J

inaue to tramp m .-n Hints Uir..ush t'l-inou-ilaina

across Uie Lvrry border, cr

rescued by a atuuimuit of tnc tyecial

c-fiu-iauularv t,t County Tyrone aiair a

npiriud lisut today.

1"t eutcauu.aiy at dawn observed

the men coining out of H.bernLan bin

at the foot of tile spemn mountain

and g-ve y-rs-ult who byom-is Hied.

T.ie cajiiiiieil nun made aticir tstajMj,

uid Uleir formed cayurs opened Uie,

to whieii th.. i jiistaouiary fry. led.

a chaie of two nines live of iwe alk-ged

si!ln itinera Were seized near a cliajel,

in which was foun-j an arsenal contain

ing birobs ana iuer muuJi... i

I trenching iir,lf

How to cite this articleCómo citar este artículo

Norwich bulletin. (1921). Norwich, Conn., 1921-12-22. Haiti in the American Press. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn82014086/1921-12-22/ed-1/?sp=3

ReferencesReferencias

Library of Congress, Chronicling America: Norwich bulletin, 1921-12-22.