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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-31

ieiiOer ioa min 8af meo oisie 81.
nier. 9isie @aper par os life alene
Ell tinlelig Si9lp, oa min Dofter-
regning paa Den 1io - ogiaa ier
o1 Iioen - bar $50. ON Nanneoen,
men oct itprfeoe os i~orunOerIig /
Iroen pan @itos 5oripn o. On.
iorg ior fine Born paa Soro, % Ri
tog @apen ira bans Snano me6 in.
0erlig 9la0e % t%afnemmeIige Sier.
ter. Set inB6e os ogioa, al Der er
noget, ion1 beooer liegennDtti9 fri.
ltelig 9ro0erf9rligbe0 % blep itDr.
let / Sroen pna Den. 5or mango
4ar iioen betoneoe ieg / en- gr9oi-
fen: llegennDttig friiteli9 aGrlig5cO
Iog frembolot ct Bar gfs. Otter
@uOStieueiten fom en- Ofono %
bans Suitrn ben til mig % iag6e:
&c tager Sell, 6r. gaitor, Der
iinOes intet iaa0ant paa Sor0en
Iiom ue9ennDttig 9%prligbeo. Menne-
Ifeile er iaa ior0proe0e % egenfpr.
li8e, at De g6r intet, n0en at De
fan bope g6re eaer 6oroel oeraf."
Seq mente, at inn6nn bar NOT Wen.
%neifene al Rnturen, men at Der BOG
~Iiffert gabes NenneIfer, Iom gap
SUBS Plano ioo megen Magt ooer
iig, at ban fut0e oirfe oenne Scr.
ligbeo | 0eres Sierter, ieIo ON De
maaife bar iiGlOne. ga, De FEM
Der life Wenneifene," Iagoe De.
Spis MI 6isie 9inier trniier bette
9@gtepar, bill iee Iige til benz: Ser
er en- til, ia Here, iom life en- Gang
bar iaa megen 6or6el Iom at Dc.
res Raon / glooet. Og til min
ufenote Den oil ie9 ii9e: Oct er
finn til en- Sio, at rtogen fan for.
blipe q. Il. Sent. 9ps Watt6. %.
Slap. gBi ifltlle ale nobenbares for
9riiti 0omitol for at fno eiter,
boaO oi bar giort | 2egemet, go6t
eIler onOt.@ 90 ieg bar / nit title
Sin0 8IGoet mig ooer, at ie9 -
ioa baaber ieg oeO SUBS Raa6e =
meo nnorenOe @IG0e ifaf ie, boor.
le0es min %troiaite, elife6e 5reIier,
bill belsnne q. II. Sent for, boao
ban bar eiort MOB en- al bans mino.
ite 9rsore."
0ette er life ct Iiggebreo men
%ifrcUet, ioroi ies oeo, at oct oil
opmuntre og itptfe Serrens opria.
tige 9enner at lGie ON ianonnne
.3iIiploe.
Sos angeIes / Sanuar 1917.
@0ers | Serren beng.
6. Sobnon
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-31
gHsrim. Gang.

gieI.: 8, Seius, Dit Raun er / 9te.
0en.
8i qaor blau0t @itos Bilgrims.
Sfare
3 1r9naiel berneoe pao Serb.
8i trpnger os gennem al 6are
I'll 9iemmet / 6reIierens Spor.
% Ter ri til &imlen, Sen Hare,
Gaar Stiernerne blinfer til Soro,
Ia IoOer oi 5onferne iare
Silt op, bpor De beIlige Dor.
Og iaor ui Ell Soile / Strioen,
"a Ia0er pi 3onferne flp
Sra 2iDet berne0e i Sioen
I'll 9iemmet / aana'n, oct M.
ga farer De 9anfer ian oioen
OR Stieruera0er % Gin;
De iaIoer til Spile omiioer
s berIige. tonne SUBS 9p.
Den fonlmer @uOs enole % faIoe
- biem til ben eplge Stao,
ia lnoer oi StsObptten ial6e
"a ippue meo @ngIene glao
I'll Siemmet, bpor bimmelife Staloe
gil top0e iaa pnoig auno.
"a pil Ri for 3roneu neoioIoe
5 9ooiang ioa i%ublenoe glaol
4els anoerien,
9oalrioge, Wont.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-31
Gn YanebtDoer paa
Nislionsmarfen.

gSans 5sOeiteo bar / england,
bans @rap er / amerifa. bans Mo.
nnmeut ltaar i Stored, bp9set al lie.
oenOe Stene", ifriper gEbe Gbriition
|Sernlo".
Or. UNDERWOOD par blanot De
|iioite Bioner-W iSiion9rer. Rnppe
noget iffe.friitent 2ano itaar M
tiIba9e at anbne. Uieaet iaa al De
UtisiionGrer, Der nogif til itore
0iisiionsmarfer 90 gioroe Begun.
oelien, er tiIbage, % oisie ioriOin.
Der raft. Ter par iigen @runo lagt,
ingen OoeriGttelier, intef apparat
Iai noget Sla9s, iom funoe lette
arbeioet. 3e mnntte leln gere alt
% unoer panifelige Omit9noigbe.
Der. ut De bpggeOe 9OOt, oct bier
til ODerilo0 De g~rulolagte airters
Stprfe o. lloitr9fnin9. Det g9loer
for Dem, @n0 fal0er til at iortipt.
te Oeres arbeioe, ON at oiie iamme
FRO % @engioenbeo % beoe ON,
at ct oobbelt Wanl al ganebrDoer.
mes aano mao bpile oper os, iaa
at oct go6e arbeioe, Der er iaa goot
begpnot, nlaa iortigttes inOtil Sc.
IN ariiti Gag.
Den Wtisiionsmarf, JON Reo.
I9orace Grant UNDERWOOD pieoe lit
I9iuso9rf, bar baaret rig 5rugt. Or
UNDERWOOD ie0tes | 2onoon 10. 81.
II 1859, og 13 Aar gammel fom
ban meo i'm 5aoer, Ell 5abrifs.& See
mifier, til bette 2ano. De latte 80
II Upper DURHAM, aeD Seriep. Ser
befenote 9orace Eroen paa 4riitls
og ilutteoe Jig til ben reiormerte
4irfe | 9anosbpen. s 1884 blep ban
oroineret til Brett, men bans agt
bar at preoife 2riitus paa Wis-
iionsmarfen, o. oa ban berte, al
Den presbpterianife WisiionsStp
relic enifeoe en- Wano til at gaa
till @orea, melote ban Tia itrnfs. o.
%. April 1885 anfom ban til SEQ.
rea. De eneite Misiionprer, Der bar
gaaet ioriIo ior BAN, bar Sorace
Ia 9lllen, ". .. % Wirs. allen, %
DC bnDoe msot iaa megen WaiStan'
fe % Dfooitan0, at De nfl0e baoe
iunOet oct unnifeligt at blipe, ON
life Den omerifanife Miniiter bnpog
itonrpnt Or. allen til 2egations.
Gage. AnnosbeilGgtet anmmerat.
Ifa6 bar en- SiGloenbeO | De Doge
lloenlauOif. bpggeoe Suie fanotes IT.
Re. De innitpre 6orbolo bar all
anoet emo snifelige. 8efoemmelig'
beoer, iom amerifanere bar pant til.
) fcuotes life, % Eoit mootoges iiGl'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-31
Gil U. II. Scent on
andre Tenuer.

AIorig isr port 9iu BAR ui iaa.
ina megen Sllepoit JON ltoite Sui.
Der par bOer Dag noBle, % iaa
bragte Boitbuoet os meo cen Sang
10. Der bar @aDer, greue % 3il.
iener. Og De tom ale 8egte ira-
Der ira 8Den, Der ira apiten % ira
4tlnnterbaus'apiten % ira De ior.
ifellieit Steoer / Zen ioreneoe Sir.
Re. De tom ira Br9iter % S9Biolf,
ira W9no % auinoer, ira un8e %
ennle 8enner, ira grgore % Nteo.
orbeioere | W~enigbe0erne, / Gam.
funoet 90 De mnnge aar oen ior.
airfes &irferaao oio. % bragte 10.
t~alelier ON fereN inoer ira De gam.
le Dage, % De brooerfIge 6or6ano.
banolinger. De aanoe6e al f~riiteligt
grooeriino og SDmpatbi meO mig
% mine | min Spgoom. Soor er
oct soot, itprfenoe og iiffert Sub
pelbebageIigt iaaleoes uoen Smiger
% Hos, men / friitelig 8rooerter-
Iigbeo at minoes binanoen / oellne
foloe, traole 8er0en. Saf, 8enner,
at ) bar meo til at bereoe os en-
gl9oeilg Sui | oenne iierne arog al
Samfunoetl
Sac mig ogiaa meo bet iamme L.
9e 9af til be mango reiieroe, Brp.
tier og ensfoIf, baaoe Dem, Der
fommer Der boert aar, 90 benz, JON
nun tom cen Gang, ioroi De funoc
iinoe Sci til bort lille iimple Stem
meo ben SiIien: nBi funoe life rel.
Ie gennem 9os 4ngeles u0en at bill.
ie paa Bait. Sobnion. ut 5 bapoe
friIteIiet Sino til at belsge Ell ipg
grooer, oct glpoer pi os ogiaa oper
for eoers egen Sfulo. o. iaa er Der
ct Steb | Den ioreneoe airfe Ell
q II Sent Zen nfen6t), ionl | Def
iorIsbne anr | ilere WaaneOer ieno.
tie mig ct Beneebeleb uoen at op.
aipe 0npn eller aoresie, baa grepe
ea Foitnnoisninger bar nnoertegnel
q. II. Sent, iaa ieg bar life fun
net iiqe BAN eIer benoe Eof. SEQ
tror Dog, ban lGier nDaniferen" %
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-31

tier eller oeres @nfer. Gaffet opre
galtor Raarups ibGroi9e SnOiam.
Iinesarbeioe ier oct 10 no til, at
oct oil lpffes, iaa at ganle, no.
IIiOte Serrens Gienere fan baabe
paa at iaa oct Oaglige 9reo ior.
nOen Sfom og R6o til Oeres iioite
Shin0.
Dette bsr o~isielie iaa at ppre.
6n anoen Sag er bleoen iore'
Iloaet at trnoe / Strait 5ubilGums.
aaret, % oct er, at De arbeiOen0e
grGiter ifliloe bare oeres aarsIsn
iorsget efter en- beitemt Sfala -
ie aarsberetningen 1916 SIDE IL
9oaber, at mango al SerrenS BEL
lige 5oIf oil irtte Sfnloer III og
lsfte / Slot, iaa gaar oct NOT.
Zen, iom unoerpiies I Oroet,
ifal Dele alt 9oot meo Den, iom I'M.
oeroiier bam.@ Goal. 6, g.
Saa er ri 10 %anbeialet at 6oIOe
mango 5eitmeoer. Sa, Lao os iaa
mango al Dem til 9eitDrfelie al
set 1elIise 5nIesifab oo til oi0ere
~l,ObreoeIie al @oangeliet % ben
IutberIfe Reformation.
Raatte / bette Subil9umsaar
port Mtberife airfeiolt bIipe Iig
ben npe Bin. Der iprGn9er ben
anmIe Slenorions 9Goerflaife og
iosier no til 6riigtbnr9erelie al De
terre Narfer, at De mao bIomitre
Tom lSerrens 9ooe. Sermeo ct 9oOt
Iptaar % ct rigt peIiignet 81.
beIaor / ollie bore Wenig6e0er og
paa ale pore Ulisiionsmarfer /
sSeIn Raon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-31

toner I'LL ln0er no oner 8nffe og
Gale = &erren til 9ere, o8 til en-
Banminoelie ON at taffe @uo %
OF iqmIeS | bans Sus.
grorion Meni9be0 er gnner til
.Sionep, iom ielo bar 9irfe. Den
npe airfe ligger ca. 8 0eil ira 9Den
og bar ct %talberetoe areal al 20
Acres 9ano, ifpnfet oa o9oiemen-
tetg bIeo bp99et, al SIR. @briiteH-
len. 9irfen meo alt t~iIbgrenoe er
galoiri<
a%reoiens 6ormatO, Bait. 6. u.
@noerien, forrette0e SnOoieIiei, bi
itaaet al 8rpiterne 5. 81. @arien,
aenmare, q. Oaf., 5. Ma8nlsien,
6larton, %. 0af., Sans 9tielien og
9reoe Sobonien, Cana Bailey,
Wont. - De to paafelgenOe Gage
.bapoe bi Wfisiionsms0e, gooe Ms-
Der.
Oct er BET beolte og omtrent alt,
hi bar at meo0ele 0enne Sang. =
.9tu, ri bar 2 bp9geli9e airfebuie,
funoe ri nof gioe Elnos til nogle
Here 9anosm9n0, 8nrmere, Pr.
beiosmano, 8ieneitefarle, og ipr-
Zig mangIes Ser Oonite Gjeneite-
piger. Silien.
0teIs Dam fob.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-31
guef, isis.

so, Dt Dur Oel, Ouo lIe Suu, 8uol
Der oppe / Sfopen, % lelo ON ui
M bar faoet Binter, iiO0er oi Dog
ll1nt in0en Dere; ri bar nof al
SIoebrunOiel o. befpnlrer os life ON
Oe bsie aulpriier. S @aar baooe
ri en- iorrpgenoe Sneitorm, pit Den
DGrite / iIere aar, men / Dag er
oct igen lint SER. Dog fan ielo
ben oprIt SneItorm life blioe iaa
ilem Der i Sfoben iom uoe paa
oBrairien"; Der err D8inobreaf",
|ielo ON ogiaa bette ioinOer 9lra for
aar. % / oct belle taaet er De fiji.
matiife 6orbolo upaaflo8eIige Der
Ii isis, % ieg fommer lige til at
t9nfe pna oct gamle V~euno6elO:
8eiret er goot nof, naar fun Soft
par be6re.
5 Den forlebne llge baooe Ri
Misiionsmeoe i Wteni9be0en | 9p-
en-, % 8eiret, Iom ellerS oar meget
folot, blep milOt % bebngeligt, til
Mgoerne ifuloe begpnOe, inotil Den
iioite Gag, 5enoag q. San., on ri
iaa lit oen tore Sneitornn. BOG ielo
oen 0ag lao ri hunt % goot i Dor
|bpggelige Strife % berte paa 8uos
Or0s aloorlige og ogffenoe 6sIt,
iaale0es iom @uo 9au Bnit. 5. y.
Sc. Snnien Aaaoe til at iorfpnoe oct.
8i baoOe / oisie Gage 9eie9 al
Baitorerne .. 10. 8eterien, q.
Mengers, $. y. Sc. Sanien iamt
UtisiionGr Sens 0iren. Bait. Be.
terien oar Der ligele0es / Beniions.
ioreningeas Sliteresie L. YeterIen o8
Mengers reiite biem eiter ct Bar
Gags 9eisg og imiOIertio par San.
len fommeu, o. ban os Diren 6olot
ioa troiolt no til Wsoets Slutning.
Jtu Tiger pi ina 9af for 9eieget og
ior 8i0nesbproene, og maatte iaa
Oroets Seo for manages 8eofom.
menoe opre fal0et / Den gooe Soro,
ina oct fan oofie op og bare 5rugt
til SUBS 9@re; % Ianoelig, oct ifal
b~ogitapelig bare ltofOeOe gren, Der
life fan bsre, og Stenbierter, Der
life fan tage imoo iaa ~aloorilge
Bionesbpro. Wtna @llo iaa iorbarme
iig ooer os og port Soft | oct belle
taget paa oisie @Bne, at ni maa /
Sono6eo blipe Oroets @srere og If.
fe blot bets Ssrere, meo boilfet ri
beornger os ielu.
5or fort 1iO iioen 6eoe gamle
Mrs. @unoer 2orien / Dor Wtenig.
beo, men btrn OsOe iom Den, Der
bapoe ct iitfert Saab ON Serli9beO
Dos @uo, iao / ct iaaoant Eiliploe
bliuer 10 0soen en- 3ergemnno til
9ioetS 9an0. SUN blep iorof9itet
paa ct. geters Neni9be0s 9irfe-
gaar6, boor benoeS ior 8 4ar iioen
ai0ebe Mano lig9er begraoet. Bel.
iignet nere MrS. 9arieus Otinoel
Ser oiIoe ppre en- goo 8lnos for
en- onnif Sfomnger / 9ucf. Sfotsiet
er 6Drt, os oct er panifeligt at faa
oct repareret, 0a Der ingen Sfoma.
ger err | 9pen. 2igeleoes buroe en-
oanif llrmager funoe gsre goo 5or.
refining. Sermeo oenlig Silien til
l3pIerfreoien. 6. g. Nwielfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-01-31
BELLA Msb, Del Gep, Galif.

Rella Wgb, Del Geg, Galif.
gau er 10 ben 0eilige SuletiO
forbi, og ri glpOes oeo, at ri JOINT
men meo SUBS 6oIf uooper ben
ganife Soro bar iaaet 8eIiienelie
al at ieire 6enne Minoernes og
@leoernes Set.
8i bapOe De ieopnnlige @uos.
%tieneiter og Weoer, SuGetrpsfeit,
boor ACKNOWLEDGMENT boooe ct
~oeIlpffet Brogram.
Gen ierite uge i Sanuar baboe.
ri iammen meo andre @lios 9srn
no oper Soroen 9enneuge; ri Jam.
le0es bper aften og bap0e meBen
@l90e og 8eliignelie oeraf.
Weni9beOen bolot lit Qarsmsoe
ben 10. San. % fun0e fremoiIe ct
gOOt Ooerifuo / aasierne; oct oiIer
Jig, at Der er Snteresie for 4rbei.
oct, og at 0erren er me0 Oroets
5orfpnoelie label Iom meo Me.
nig6e6ens nn0et Arbei0e. Menne-
ifer er blepen omoenot, @uos 8ern
beItprfe0e. 5slgenoe oalgteS til
@mbeosmeno: s. Speiitrup Beter.
len til 5ormano; 8. u. HoIenbom
til Sruitee % Soban @aI0emar, til
Oeafon, begge par @enDalg. 2ige-
le0eS genbal9tes $. g. Niellen til
aasierer og u. Aielien til Sefre-
ter. Sioitnepnte genpnlgtes ogian
It'll SenodgSifoleleoer. Feter Sert-
len genpaIgtes til glaosanpiier; oct
bleo beTllittet at babe oanif Stole
/ CONNER igen, og en- aomite
oalgtes till at to9e iig al Den Sag.
geo Wenigbeoernes 5~plleSmeoe
blep Eait. Sanien opfoporet I'll /
Sigbeo meo i 5ior at boloe en-
Il1ges @GffelIesmeoer | boer We-
nigbe0. Oct bite Jig, at BET bap-
De npret til megen 8elIignelie, og
ri lpngteS eiter no9le Msoer al
Ianme art i9en. Enit. Snniens
26n bleb forbeiet meo $4,000, og
bet uoen at Bait. Sanien baooe
6eOt Weni8beoerne 0erom.
Om @uo oil oct, bIiper Ser Ioa
gpffeliesmeoer ferit / Marts i en-
Sal beo Del Rep / en- bel ll9e.
ears Sanien og 6amilie, iom er
ilpttet BERTH ira 8erona, Nebr.,
og Senrp Sanien err blepen optn-
gen / Menigbeoen.
8i bar ogiaa bait 9rpllupper /
CONNER; 0e 2 itoite al Mfrs. 6.
6en0rifiens 9srn, Arnolo og Ga
ra, er bleone git. eigeleoes er
Sobn 3ielieu % Motie @reserien
bleben GgteDiet III | @iteraaret.
TirSoag Den rs. San. bar oct
rs. Soeiitrup Beterien og Suitrus
Selobrpllupsoag. Wenigbeoen %
anore Genner iamleoes Den Dag
lbos Dem % tilbrogte en- goo @iter-
miooag iammer meo sem. Bait.
lSanien bolot en- Gale baaoe til Sslo.
bruoeparret og os andre og oper.
rnfte Dem en- @aoe fra os. Wr.
Beterien taffeoe os o. boo, at Ser
rens Haaoe maatte bore ober Dem
oa os. 8i bapoe Dor Wiaofurp meo,
og pi MO meo @lpoe ct WaaItio
Wao iammen meo Mr. og Mrs.
Beterien og Ssn og Datter.
Si bar faoet Dor 4irfe siort i
ISton0 ~inopenoig, baaoe faaet mt
1apet pna gG9eene og 9oftet
ferniieret iamt @lter og 4lterrin.
gen betrnffet meo Slsiel, og naor
bette lGles, baaber ni, at ser er
eleftriif 9ps o9ion. gi mangler
MI bare at blioe %forenet meo Sopeo.
LINEN. Nu bar bi en- bDggelig Sir
fe, og 5olf beromfrine er ilittige
It'll at beiege Den beo bore CUBS
! Itieneiter % Wsoer.
Mrs. Gbriitine Gbriitianien oo
Dotter ira Coulter, Soma, Iom | Ell
. 3 Maaneoers TiO bar o9ret De
. iss Der, er reiit tilbaee, Dog oil Dc
, itanoie en- Waaneos Tio | 9rnib,
If~ nr
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1917-05-11

Judge Sabin s. Russell OF KiIlingly
has been named rs deputy OF The
state committee on food supply TO
arouse interest in agricultural work in
this section and secure If possible an
increase in the number of acres under
cultivation.
John Ferns and Delor Viens, repre-
senting Court city OF Putnam and
Eugene Toushette, representing Cour.
jacques Cartier, left Putnam Tuesday
for New Haven to attend the state con-
yention, foresters OF America. They
stopped over in Hartford and were
guests At the capital of Representative
A. A. Brodeur.
Several members of the Putnam
Equal Franchise League are planning
TO 20 to Willimantic this Friday even
ing TO hear DR.. Anna Howard shaw
She is To speak on "Women and VAR
ut q meeting in the Town Hall at 5 p.
IN, A feature of the meeting will be
the singing of patriotic airs by cho
rus of school children.
Ex-Governor Simeon +. Baldwin re
Gently presented TO Albert Met. Math.
son, Esquire, letter which he prizes
very highly 1t was written by Judge
MHthe wson's great grandfather John
Mcclellan to Governor Baldwin :
grandfather Simeon Baldwin, Esquire
and is dated June Is, 1912. The letter
refers To Mr. Bodies OF Ashford whC
was practicing lawyer in that town
The letter also mentions his little cir
Faith, who was then seven Years O.
age and the grandmother of Judge
Mathe~son. The letter is In perieet
state of preservation notwith standin1
its Hge.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1917-05-11
Food Conservation Sunday

The clergymen of Connecticut are
urged in letters being sent out from
Hartford by the Connecticut Committee
Of Food Supply to unite in the obser-
vance of SUNDAY, May II, as flood
Conservation Sunday" The letters to
The clergy men outline the folio wing as
the plan for this observance:
"To use every means consistent with
the dignity of the occasion, to bring
TO the churches of the state, on That
day, at,the regular hour of worship,
every person whose presence can be
commanded through an appeal to Joy
atty TO the State and the church.
"1o ask the pastors OF the State on
The date named to present the matter
of food production and conservation as
religious and patriotic duty.
"Recognizing the fact that next Sun
day is observed by some churches As
II other's Day, the committee is acting
upon the belief that no better occasion
could be found to appeal to every man
in Connecticut TO do his "bil' for his
country, than the day set aside for the
honoring of the mothers who have al
ready rsnde the greater sacrifices, and
who are now 10 be called upon TO give
their sons 10 The defense OF their coun.
try
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1917-05-11
James c. paaa Vas AT Whey Ridge

Conductor Henry Dunn of the work
train that mskes It's headquarters in
this city, received Monday . letter
from his brother, james &. Dunn, who
is q color sergeant in one of the Ca
madam infantry regiments that has
been lighting desperately in France
since Easter Monday.
Sergeant Dunn is now a patient in
the Metropolitan hospital on Enfield
road, London. He WAS wounded In
the left arm during the wonderful
charge that cleared the Germans from
the summit of Whey Ridge, this &C.
ton being already regarded rs one of
the most brilliant in history.
Sergeant Dunn describes the assault
of the Canadians against this supposed.
Iy impregnable position as carried out
through a very hell of fire from the
German guns, but we drove them out
of their positions, he writes, and down
the slopes 10 the plains beyond. He
4 - mentions, in casual way, that
his detachment captured a German
machine gun, and that during that
past OF the proceedings he got two
Germans. Sergeant Dunn, for his
gallantry in the famous action, has
been recommended for promotion, hHv-
ing received mention In dispatches and
is in line for decoration.
The wound that has sent him 10 the
hospital Is not serious.
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and, likewise, everyone used hand-rnixe
paint. To-day, when machine-spun elot
is so much better and cheaper, no or
would think of wearing lomespun. Man
people are still using hand-mixed paint
however. because they do not know tina
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ecutor and . warrant Was issued. Ii
zotie came 10 Putnam Saturday night
10 see a girl and was arrested by ser
eeant julius Cordier. sunday bis rel
atives put up 500 cash bond and he
was released.
The case was continued two weeks
under a bond OF $50 70 see II Lizotte
will make good some other money
matters with Carroll As he agreed TO.
Chsy.es Thom pson Of Dsyviiie, who
left is automobile standing en the
street without lights forfeited = bond
OF 81.
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TRY Lloh,est Machine Gun.

Tests made at the Springfield Arm.
DRY by the Federal Machine Gun
Board established a worlds record, II
became known. placing a zoe per cent.
rating on new Colt rapid fireF
product OF the inventive genius Of
Alfred Browning of Hartford.
For % 600 rounds the new marvel
water cooled and weighing only forty
pounds. behaved perfectly,
A second air cooled Colt machine
gun. also invented by Browning, is
admitted by the testers to be the
highest rapid frer ever produced. II
has been fired from the shoulder with
out a tripod and weighs four pounds
less than the eighteen pound Berthier
gun
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| .olsIatIve War Session.

Governor Holcomh announced def
nitelv an extra war session of the
legislature. Details as TO when The
extra session would be convened were
not made public
One or possibly two DAYS a week
will be sufficient, 1t Is said. to clear
away the business 70 come before
the extra session. which win he al.
recs,v connected with issues incident
70 the war.
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Cheer Up.

Don't spend your time hopping up
the sunbeams with a moody face. as
Il blotter absorbs ink. Don't stick
around as solemnly as an owl. Crack
a smile if it breaks your heart, and
don't be so cross, Grabbed and crusty.
II you are welded to worry, smiles will
get you divorce. Cheer up, you cur
mudgeon, cheer up
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AUTOMOBILE
BURGLARS
Three Unsuccessful Attempts Made 10
Steal Cars Monday Night
oae Abandoned on Elm Street. Other
Tipped Over on South Main Street

Two attempts to steal automobiles
we're made In Putnam Monday night
according to Captain of Police Joseph
Ryan Oae Of two men under suspie-
ion WIS taken TO the police station and
interviewed and later taken 10 the
home Of Mrs George Rawley for iden
liication tut he WINS released by the
officer after investigation.
The first attempt was made at the
garage OF Charles Teifenult on Elm
street. The garage was broken into by
rfying oil the lock with an iron bar
A Ford car belonging to frank Pro
vosi WAS pushed out onto May street
snd down The hill onto Elm street
Apparently the thieves could not
start the car IS II was abandoned on
The trolley tracks In the middle Of the
street where il WIS found by the crew
Of the south bound trolley car due Ia
Putnam At ll.35. They rolled II of the
track NJ one was seen OF heard.
About one o'clock Mrs. George Raw
ley, Pleasant street, WIS awakened by
n noise in the garage az the rear Of her
hume. She looked out Of her bedroom
window md saw two tali young men
dressed in black aud wearing caps
pushing Ford touring esr. she called
u her husband aud he came TO the
window. MI Rswley shouted to the
men and asked them what they were
doing with his car They looked up
al him but made no teply and just
then started the machine and ran
down 10 Chapman street. They turned
westward and instead OF following 10
The end OF the street turned oil too
quickly aud ran across the lawn and
ever the sidewalk at the home OF Her
oerl johnson. As the car went over
the curb II turned over and Was badly
damaged.
men in The car. An iron bar and q
metal saw was found In the auto. N
extra saw was found on May street
scar where the first break occurred
The police believe from the fact that
the men could not start the first car
and that they ran across the johnson
lawn that they were either drunk OF
strangers IN Putnam and mad little
knowledge Of automobiles.
The same night the garage OF IA. L.
Burt OF Grove street was entered. This
break was not discovered until the
following noon when T. I'll, Burt,
hearing of,the other breaks, went Ic
investigate. He found that an attempt
had been made 10 remove light OF
glass from rear window with knife
The point Of the knife WAS broken and
found on the floor.
Mr.aBurt owns a Hudson car. II
was evident that the tool bsg had been
opened and the tools taken out and
put back. A wrench had been used Il
snscrew u bolt OF Of the front door
Entrsnce Was finally gained by break
ing the glass in the reat,window with
stone. The burnt ends of matches
were slrewn allsabout. Nothing was
stolen as far as known.
Itwould appear that thesthieves did
moi know how TO start this car aud the
same was evidenced nj the Rawley :
where n Studebaker car had been
looked over. The imen only knew
about Fofds AM apparently knew
liitie anout .hem.