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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-28
Sie &onifriptionss Debate int
Sanie.

Die ausbebunssfrass pirb in
9auie iebr Iebhaft erortsrt. 2as
PubIitum erfdbrt isbr penie oapon,
neil Der &riegsgott, Der jsBt dlles be-,
bsrrt1t, aud Die Organs Der 0fisRt!i,
9sn ydeinins, bic telesrapbiI6en Yus
reaus, ipntroltrt unD Die HlaBgebsnben
SteaeH balten es niht fir anasbrot.,
oem asublttum gu iagsH, tDel9s i6ars
fen unb treffenben Dorte i'm apnarsb
gegsn Die 3ipangsausbebuns fallen.
Wir tpolIen iebt Oerfu6en, ben @eiit
Der Oe6attsn fpieber au geben, benu
eiH5elbeiten iparben gu piel Roum
einnebinen, od tbatiahIih bic sebaltes
nen BsSen Dusenbs Don 9dnbsn fill
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-28

Mud @erarb, Der Ianss 9cniIg
In Berlin seueien 1T, um ss gu .piis
fen, iast, bab Die Deuti6en ben Hat'
ier nt9t autgeben psrben. SelHe el'
ilGrrms 1T, baB bic 9suti4en nltt
fpifsu, in tpelder anshtiaaft lle lee
ben. Sa bat 9eraro falid gtielen.
Oils bic Deuti9en in ansdH9oft lebs
ten, panberten lie aug. Das bat nntsr
Der Regieruns bes ieBisen &ai'ers
fat sdnslia aufssbOrt. 0emna9
tDnren bic pplitii4en @erbaltniFs
nidt 70 unbsfriebiseno iein, fpie 9e,
rarb es bartlett. sic m0gen iIl1t
opIltommen iein. bas iino lie bel uns
ebesFans ni9t. Sn Os1lti4lann 1T
nod pieI gu reformiren. Ritt minoer
In unierem 9anbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-28

Dap in Deuti 6lanb eins
Ssbniu9t na6 5rieben beitsbt, ii
ni9t gu beitreiten. Seine SiplIiiirts
Nation bat an eiNem ariese Sreuoe
uno bieie Stimmuns berri9t niat
bios i'm 8olte. ionpern AUDI in Der
Gegieruns, mas baraus erii4tli4 1T,
oab iie ii9 gum 6riebsn bereit ertlGrt
bat, psnn bic geoin9ungen elnisera
maben annsbmbar iinb. 4ber ndd,z
oem bic 4lliirten tbre gebinguHgen
angefii1rt bdben, bat ibrs ungebeders
Ii6teit Der beutI6en Ration bic Gins
iidt sebra4t. oaB peiter getompf.
perben muB. Bas jsst einige eIt-erle
GoaiaIiiten DerIaHgen, gebt babir, bic
Regisruns ioue cine neue Grtldtuns
abeeben, DubingebenO, oab iis usOer
an Groberungen, nod an Sriesssnts
ihdbisuns pents. Oas bat fis that
fd9lid ftypn geiagt. Sbrs srite Grs
tldrung lautte, oab 5rantreit uHb
gelsien ibre 9sbists suriitsr6aftsn
folIen unb polen unabbGngiq psrbs.
Die galtanfrage foqe DON eiasr
eurOpdt6en aonFeren5 gsrssslt pcrs
ben. gs 1T nidt perftGnbli6, ipis bic
Resieruns mdbtgsr isin tonnte unb
fiherli6 tann iie iid ni6t gsneigt fibe
len, bieie geoinguugen nod sinmal
mit5utbeilen, nadbem lie gsieben bat,
iuelde Qntport bic 2tlliirten barauF
ertbeilt baben unb Denn man bebentt,
pelhe groBen Spfsr bic beutfhe Nes
tion ieitbem gebradt bat. Inter fols
heH umitdnben tit es sipedlos, absss
mails Elm 5rieDengprOsramm gu uns
terbrsiten, 5umal bic g[iirten jebt,
na6Dem bic Ser. Gtaaten beiqetreten
finD, I'm Stonbe pGren, nod psttere
BeDinduHgen su itelen. Sdrin IieGt
bag gebauerlihe unferes 8proebers.
Wdren bie Ser. Stdaten iest rar1
neutral. 10 fpiirben tie unter ben n6s
iuoltenben gerhdltniiTen in Der 2aue
aefuefen feia. einen yrisben su oermiis
telH. Sbr llebertritt All ben Maiirten
bat ale ausfihten duf cine friebfffe
getleuung pDfrig oernidtet. Ser ;yries
ben fam niht me6r bermittelt, ions
tern mub ertdmpft fpsrben. |
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-28

Dietentsen, mel DE bcltall'
big Don Der 9efabr rsoen unb ltrsi'
ben, pel6er bieIes 2ano bur4 Sanh'
bpOte ausseisst 1T. perben ii6 bot
fentlih nit Der Grtl1rung bss II
WBaibinston peilsnben engliihen Gn'
lmirals Claire berubisen, bab elm
fol9e 9efabr nift su befiir4ten isi
neil es Der beuti6eu Mdrine ar
Sperationsbafen feblt. Die 3au9'
boote, Iast er, tOnnen uiht Diel pro'
plant mitnebmen uno bieisr piros
auf Der uebsrfabrt gum groben S6eiI
aufse3ebrt iein, 10 bab pas llnternshs
men unIpbneno iein ipiiroe. S0'cr5u
fomme nod. oaB bel Der itrengen pae
touille in ben dmsritanii6en 9epaie
fern oieie goote grobe @efabr laafeH
tpiirben. Sieier Wlangel on Spsrds
tionsbaien modt iiberbaupt Deulitls
Lamb pDaig gefubrlos, 10 nett es Stes
ies 2ano betrifft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-28
sglOpb @eorac bemii.b. lid,

glppb @eorsc bem ii.bs fih
|pE Sample i'm glrras dls arob,
Sisge binSuitslen, ipas ia BON ieinea
gsuubpunti aug Isidt senus 81 rr-
IItebsn lit. Ilein ein uupdrtetiI bst
gcurtbsiler tann ibm ridt bciiiim.
men. Wsnn mir in 9e.raCnt atsssn.
Ibab gnslanO fid ben sar,Sen Wintsr
auf ben 8orItOb pDrbereitet unb alIss,
lpas es an Msnihsnmatsrial unt
ariegsmaterial beIab. 8ufammenas.
raft bat, 10 1T eas, pas erreiat mir
ben 1T. pen icbr gertnger 9sSeutuna
i'm 8eraIfih su benz, lpas ppllbraht
psrben mub, sbe bic gnsIdnbsr bon
einem Sisge reben tDnnen. sic bas
ben ned 5.bntauieno auubratmeilet,
su nebmen, ebs iie an bic oertids
@renss stlansen tDnnsn unb mad DEM
urtbeil Der alliirten Sdhperl
itanoissn bdrrt ibrer bort nod bic
itpierisfte aufsabe, ba Iie sesen zine
bsosutenb tleinsre 5ront, bintsr mel.
der uneridDpfIide Reierpen its1'r
perben, anauldnfen. bdtten. 2lopo
George gibt bas foear ielbit gu, in
benz er BON Der MDslihfeit ipricht,
bab Der aries nod oas san5e nGd,ite
SSobr bamrn fonnte. Oamit Ioll aeIdgt
Iein, oaB es 10 piel 3sit nsbmen lpirb,
I'M in Ssuti6lanb sinubreden.
Ritts aber tdnn tlarer iein, oGb
@nglanb nidt i'm Stanbe 1T, hen
&rieg 70 lanse su fiibren. pril es bic
nStbtsen Rabrunssmittel niht erlans
gen fam, tbsils ipsssn Der fhledten
@rnts in unierem 2anbe unb tbeils
peeen Der perbserenben arbeii Der
Sauttboots. Der snsliide prenisr
min in gsaus auf aesteres Das enalis
i6e @plf NIT Der glnsabe berubieer,
boB bsftdnbis neus Sdiffs sebau.
tperben. Sc 1T taum bentbar. bdb.
man ibm bierin 9ldubsn f6euten
tpirb, ba aur @eniigs be,annt lit, baR
es an Nrbeitsperional unb aud an
feblt. Der eneIii6e Ore
mier periu6t bds Bolt nit glngabsn
gu befdpidtisn, bic er unmpslid) 'els
Der nlauben fam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-28

mid. Da Issts Der cIts aSnis einsm
! isben Rcnitsnitn fisbsn DrnsOner ins
! 6aus. Drti Eass, an bsnen bi.
Dragoner unb ibre pferDe ibren 4ps
petit on gpeiTeianllner unb 9aftrsiIte
ssftiut baiten, eeniieisn, nm bic
Gauern 5ur aiete ~ brinsen. gia4s
ber frnnten lie nimt banlbnr asnug
istn. limb Watbias gIaubius lang:
sSd6n rotblih bic aartoiftln iinb,
unb lpsib pie MIabaiter, unb Iinb fit
Wann uno syrau unb ainb Elm rsHtes
Wlasenpflaiter!"
llnb tabti ipdrsn mir ia tpieper dut
bic poeIis ssiommen, bic In ariesss
5eitsn inimer Der Nusbrud Der ipabrsn
Dolisftimmuns IN. Wenn mir unIsre
arieesposiie in ben Iasss5situngen
ipis bisienise Don Rubbarb &iplins
unb bic nrtisen Derslsin Gpuarb
Buibnens 'als Rprm annebmen. bonn
mibten mir uns shsr in elmer &abens
jammeriiimmuns aIs in arieasbessis
iterung befinben. Imeriia bat bisbei
MIR einsn ipirtliten ariessbihier er'
3eust. bas mar Jur 3eit bes 8iirsers
iriesss, MaIt Whiimnn. Durd beHen
gerie ipebi bic ipabrs WaisrIanbslisbe,
bic oIles siebt unb opfert pas iis bat.
.Wos i'd bin unb ipns it babe. bant
id bir, mein gntsrIanb". Sp iIinst
es aus ben aiebern Der Drum 3aps'
beraus. Dor benz 0aierlanbe bat alles
suriidsuTteben: Dsib, ainb, Saus.
Spi, unb alIes pas mein III.
Beat. Beat! Drums--Blow! Bugles
Blow
Make no parley - stop for no ex-
postulation,
Mind not the timid - mind not the
weeper or prayer,
Mind not the old man beseeching
the young man.
Let not the child's voice be heard,
nor the mothers entreaties,
Make even the trestles 70 shake
the Dead where they lie
awaiting the hearses,
So strong you thump, o terrible
drums, - so loud you
bugles blow!
Gs tGni aus bisien 0erTen bsritIb.
9eift, tpie aus Rideris GebarEif&ten
Sonst.sn, bic bic 8eti ber Greib.itss
iriege ssbdr:
.Wir i@Iinssn unirs 5dnb' in ,insn
anpten,
3um 6immeI bebsn mir ben Bid uno |
ftp0rsn,
Sbr ole, bic ibr Iebe!. font es b0ren,
llnb ipenn tbr moIt, 70 bort aud hrs. |
ibr Seoten!
gDir I9ip0ren: Giebn ju ipo[Itn ben |
Oeboten
Des aanbs, bss Start mir trasen II,
ben Robren;
llub bi.ie S&Dsrier, bic uir bier ems
p6reL
gidt s5'r su fsnisn, als Dom Gtinb
ssri&roten.
Dir i&p6r.n, bab isin Batter na4
bem Sohne
SolI frassn unb na@ ieinem Msib itiH
Ootte,
Rein arisger frasen fou na4 ieinem
2obre,
Rod bsimee6'n. eH Der 4riss, Der
nimmerfatts,
Sbu ielbIt eutIGbt nit elmer blut'sen
4rone,
DAT man ibu belle obsr ihn beftdtis.
Das IN bic re&te Rrisgspoeiis. bic
in aan5es Bolt nit fortreibt. Sis
,tbmst bie re4is guterlanbsIisbe. 1lHo
in 9oli, bag fOIhe 0i4ter proou'
int. 1T unbeiisslif, benn bic Dt4s
uns iit nur bas Dshsn Der Bolts
sele.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-28


Der nlauben fam.
Wtc @umber BON Torb Sa'
tota leete i'm Sendt bar, bab oi,
Autiteuuns zines Sesres ui4t II
bringlih iei, pis bic SeritsGuns Dor
aampfi3iffen seseu bic Sauabocts,
ba bieie, fpenn man i1nen ni4t 5ins
balt sebiete, bic Iusbunseruns unb
ben untersans Gnslonbs feFpirien
ipiirben uno bann iei es aud nit ben
Yer. Staaten gu gnbe. Das TT Elm
Ieltiamss 9euii6 DON CHM unb llns
finn. Gs 1T ri6tis. oab @nslano
bad Iusbungeruns beiisst msshsn
fam, aber es III nidts anberes, als
Elm iolofaIsr 8l0biinn, gu iagen, bab
au9 bic Ser. Staatsn BON einsm Iols
den S6ifial bstroffen iuerben t0nns
ten. Wenn iiberbaupt seiagt piro, oab
Seuti9lano i'm Stdnbe mare, bic Yer.
Staaten gu 9oben gu tperfsn, 70 III
bas ebenfo feigs, ipie tinbiid, fpsnn ss
niht abii6tli6 eelogeu III. Sie Der.
Stauten iino unbefiesbar uub Don al
len G}robmd6ten lam Deutf fdlanb
am auerpenigiten segen fie ausridt.n,
neil es gu ieinem llntsrbalt auf bic
Der. Staaten me6r anesipieien III, ais
iebes anbers 2anb. Sn Jrieoensssitsn
fam ss feline 8eb0lierung niht otne
gubenbanbsI ernGbren unb III in yltoe
oe'ten gum Jrieoen NIT unierem aaros
Gritens, tpeesn Der RobsI
itoffe sur Seritelluns Don Snbuitries
paaren fir ben Grport. Oaau asbo,
rem gaumpoae unb aupfer. @snn
oieie ausblsiben, 1T Elm 0rittsl Der
oeutfden Snbuitrie bem llntereans aes
tpsibt. @benio tann es ameritanifde
Hebensmrttel nift entbebrsu, tpenn
feline gepDlterung normal erndbrt
iperben fou 3pettens braudt .s un'
Ter 2arb, Inn ihm Waaren 81 ber.aus
fen, ba es nah ipie Dor bds abiabFGs
bigite 9ebist Der Welt iein unb nit
iebem Sabre bierin cine srDber. Be- |
osutung erIangsn ptrb. WiIitdriTd |
lam OertI6laNb uns iiberbdupt
ni6ts onhabsn. Sir ieben Sploaten,
ben es beriiber5ubrinsen permas. t6ns
nen mir Inn ss6n sntsessnitelIen. Tas
II tireenbs beifer befannt, als in
Dsutf6lanb fefbit. Dab es iebt nit
lns i'm arisgs itsbt mar nidt fein
nile. fonbsrn unfer WilIe. Wenn ss
'ine Reibung nit uns bate permsi5en
'0nnen, 70 pGre bas ii6erlih ssffes
,en unb tbatfddlid fiibrt es gar tsis
zen 9rieg esssn uns ,TOnbern sea.n
inbem ss bic Sdiffe osr-
EMIT. Die ibm arieosmaterial sufiibs
,en. Wtnn Gnglanb befieot III, rirn
0eutf6lanb bic Ser. Staaten aes
:dbeau um Srisbsn bitten, benn an
,sffen sTreunbfbdft 1T Inn mehr &c.
egen, afs an Der aller dnbersn 2Gubsr.
The evening world., 1917-10-01
Friendly Warning

Don't accept Pepto-Msnkan In any
other form than the sealed package
and bottle hsre pictured. Be sure that
the name 10 Dudes Popto- Msnean.
Pepfo-Manesnis Is widely Initiated, the
package someumos eountsrfeitsd, but
the genuine 10 not sold In bulk OF In
any other form than that shown In
this picture. You are entitled to real
Pepto- Manfsn - not an imitation.
Buy this package -sesied-snd you
will no, be disappointed. For sale q,
all drug stores.
The evening world., 1917-10-01
mitchell CONSENTS
TODENNETT'SNANE
ONG. O.P. BALLOTS
Ofisr Likely 90 BE Sicusl
iolDly That Printing fm
Spli.cn Nay Be RusheJ.

The hTI.rr'.n - Wrnaw Vt
hfrr.ff f.i o. restraining order 60
Ifrtsrf f.. H#nrI - Elections from
pl1U"r f.r rHme - MAYOR N.frH.'
as Coo I.llf .u nUminss o. Mayor
was heard tff.re Justice WhIrakrr
tHiH U.nHr
Anr.IHW gHUsrf. reprrss Hrg
Mr MIfIH,. Informed thr court that
Mr AItrHs. vHH ff13y 90 admit that
Mr U'uH''i hli received a majority
- iho votes faf the Mayoraliy nomi-
nation sud would not oppose a."
granting ~ tHs restraining order. Ito
declared tho mayor was ready 60 con
csd, this and any other point In order
20 expedite the printing % tho sol
dl'rs and sailors ballots. many of
which must b, sent 10 France. ana IN"
printing - which r. being held up by
the Secretary ~ state pending "a set
tlrmcut ~ the question as TO the legal
nominee.
Deputy Attorney General Becker
appeared for the Secretary of state
Co ask that the matter be disposed OF
to-day Quite q lively TIT occurred
between Justice Whitaker and Mr.
becker over tho question OF who
represented the people In the matter.
Tho Justice declared that tho Attor-
ney General should watch the peoples
interest. but Mr. Becker declared he
represented only tho Secretary OF
state and that the Corporation Coun-
sel, represented In court by Assistant
Corporation Counsel George w. Mich
olson, should answer for the people.
Tho form OF order presented 20 Jus
tice Whitaker for signature was not
found to be satisfactory and another
was ordered to be drawn and present
ed at 4 o'clock this afternoon. II will
provide for tho printing OF Mr.. Ben
nett's name as the Republican can
didate.
Owing TO tho fact that the ballots
cast in the Republican primary cleo
ton which show erasures and altera-
ltons are vital matters OF documentary
evidence in investigation of the charge
that gross frauds were perpetrated'
the Grand Jury inquiry marked time
to-day. The ballot boxes containing
these defective ballots are in the
hands OF the Supreme Court and can
not be released until the tangle over
the Republican nomination Is settled
District Attorney Swami expects to
obtain possession OF the boxes to-
morrow. As soon ms he has them In
his control he will open certain
boxes containing ballots which were
shown In the review OF the election
to be irregular and present them to
the Grand Jury. Al least half a
dozen election districts will bo taken
UP Immediately.
The evening world., 1917-10-01
90 OFT BYln -oRclHe Law,
PLEA TO MEN OVER ACE
iIiff Nulgusen Tell Cans juror
IllY Sea lwttr pas N.ii1r
-mL NJ Nr-r

f.Hfs NaaHssa - lsrsss fss
Hs IH HrsHs'Hrr coo t~a Dfsrt
IH..ss fal u.Iatsr fa.asI ss.a DO
iH.ssH ii vst coo fHtY .f sII .'tIfsrs
.'E TOO fHs Geo 20 ,aas. lIlf..H 'a .a.
.HfIf tH. sHHIHs tfs vaf rf fsf,'ns
as iafoIs sni ts urhaId.ns ths do..
fInss - President wuson hy che
proper ssiHIr'strsuan - justss
.pf course" 1udrs Mui4ussn fa'd
after ehsfsIns ths Graud Jurors 80 g.
fhsif lsral duties "thsr, BE- one
hall.' t.st De- paramount boz al oaf
minds srd tbat 10 Co. sustain ani
strengthen tho hand - ,ho rrss dent
30 tho United states in ths pfnsscu-
Ton - the war 90 a surrrrHful tni
To succeed speedily Ws must all a.
0Ir Bit "" must proclaim 60 The
" orid that ~ one In Nsw York
county can break the Law ana escape
the consequences
william h. Murphy % No ~ East
Forty-n'nth street and Nicholas J..
stokes of No o. West seventy -ffth
street were selected ~ forsmen q the
Grand Jury by Judg" Mulqu"'n
The evening world., 1917-10-01
IRIGOYEN CALLED lUSBURG
CASE UNCERTAIN INCIDENT
Argentine President VIII Adhere
Firmly TO Course Of Neutrality,
lie Saws.

BUESos AYREs. oct i--Presldent
Irigoyen win firmly adhere to course
Of neutrality for Argentine. according TO
a detailed outline OF his position made
public to-day. It was a detailed mar
rativo OF an interview which the Ma
The evening world., 1917-10-01

i.snsf fatfsns rfafffitf tHa vfH 'ts
i'fss.faff as faIs ft u.
eel. .f fftH.flfH fHfnHH r.... .aI
tfr.HfI.. .affHf A.. H...t.H ". I..
co. U fHf fr.fH Hf.f.
TI. UHHmHIt. HHI.H eEH
f.tIalt s.h l..HsHI N..a.. ..
faf.HHaI Iara eaf nHa.HrI H
I.attIIf uIafs ff.t sfa..IH.H|
Hrfs f'frrIdrrf ffsfad ff H.f r.I .r.H.
The evening world., 1917-10-01

town" elections. In siNty-siT towns H.
cense Is being voted upon, ffl three OF
thom now having license and thirteen
London are holding city elections.
The evening world., 1917-10-01

100 m.ittle Town" Elections In
Connecticut To-day.
NEW HAVEN. Conn, oct. ALI but
eight OF the i6s towns OF the State are
holding to-day their annual little
The evening world., 1917-10-01

poCaubo fon-IiCn, nehltny DloOu
invites good health and the in-
vitation 10 usually accepted.
Pepto- MAn6an Is a valuable
tonic for those whose strength
Is not equal to their ambitions
or necessities. II IL a builder
for the rundown OF oil ages,
for weak, anemic children, for
convalescents, and the over
worked. Its sparkling color and
aromatic taste are attractive.
II cannot possibly disturb the
most fastidious stomach nor in
jure the teeth.
The evening world., 1917-10-01
U. S. NEEDS STENOGRAPH HERS
Women Urged 10 Ala Government
by War work.

by WIT WOFk'
WASHINGTON, oct. An ap-
peal for stenographers and type
writer's for Government war emer-
gency service has been made through
out tho country In kilograms sent to
all women's organizations by DR.
Anna Howard Shaw OF the Woman
Committee of the Council OF National
Defense. She emphasizes the short
age OF stenographers In tho Govern
where, and asks the young women OF
the country to take up study OF these
subjects.
The evening world., 1917-10-01
"The Red Blood Builder"

has helped thousands toward reganed health should
help II builds up the health by building the very ount C
vay-the blood 1t gives vgor TO thin, waery sluggish
blood by creating sturdy. red blood cells
blood oyuy body.
and renewed strength Of the The
the all
Putnam patriot., 1917-08-17
Home Gnard Al Full Strength

The Putnam Home Guard has re
Gently had an addition of several re-
cruits. 1t is now at full strength with
three commissioned officers and 90 en-
listed men. Some of the men are SUBJ
ject to draft but as far as the sotficers
are concerned they are not worrying
for Captain McGarry says he could
enlist % men in no time if it became
necessary.
The Captain has issued warrants to
the non. commissioned officers OF his
command. No notice of inspection by
a field officer, as has been made OF
some of the companies at the
other end of the state, has been re-
ceived. But the company is ready for
such an inspection at any time.
Official notices were sent out by the
exemption board Thursday to them
men who claimed exemption. They
were notified whether or not their
claims were allowed. The men whose
claims were not allowed haveitive days
in which to appeal. The government
may also appeal but it is not limited
as to time.
Putnam patriot., 1917-08-17
Discharged from 18th Company. Ac
cepted BY Exemption Board

One of the most peculiar Incl dents
that came before the local exemption
board, was the case of Kenneth Ham,
ilton of Danielson, son of the late
Major Hamilton.
The young man had for seven or
eight years been member of the 18th
Coast Artillery Company, Danielson,
and had become quartermaster ser
geant' He went with the company to
camp but was discharged short time
ago because he is married man. He
did not seek his discharge but it was
forced upon him for the reason stated.
Now he has been passed and accepted
by the exemption board and will have
to serve unless he takes an appeal and
the appeal is allowed. He stated that
he was willing to serve his country
but he did not think that having been
discharged without his seeking, there
by losing the rank OF sergeant, he
should be obliged to go back to service
as private. The board apparently
agreed with him but they had TO fol-
low out their instructions and rs he
appeared TO come under the status of
the men the government wants he
was passed.
Putnam patriot., 1917-08-17
PUTNAM CONN., FRIDAY AUGUST
PUTNAM BOYS
NOW IN EUROPE
Letters Received Tell Of Warm Welcome
Over Seas
Will Do Special Work Back OF Lines

There are Putnam iboys somewher re
in Europe with the United States
troops. Where they went, how they
went, or when they went, is not TO be
told. But they are there as evidenced
by letters received in Putnam by their
relatives
Late last month many Putnam peo-
pie stood at the local railroad station
and saw number of troop trains pass
through. One train carried several
Putnam young men who had been in
training They were to do special
work behind the lines in the warning
countries and il got rumored about
that their field of work would be Rus
STA 1t has been learned that they are
nearer central Europe.
That the contingent arrived safely a
letter, written by one of the Putnam
men from large city in Europe, de-
notes. He says in part:
1--WE are being given the welcome of
our lives. The city has been ours fol
the last As hours and the watehword
has been to go as far as you like
We came over here to, but al
we have been doing is having a great
time. The girls here are making pets
of us-and we should worry.n
Putnam patriot., 1917-08-17
JOY RIDERS LAND
IN HOSPITAL
Regina Lambert, Mary Powers Of Put
nam and Archie Bourgeois OF
leicester Badly Hurt
ALI Have Cuts, Commissions, and the Lam.
bert Girl a Broken Arm
Ride Ended al Foot of 10 Foot Embark.
ment at Milsonyille

As the result of a Sunday morning
Io6 ride, when an automobile in which
they were coming from Webster toPut-
nam looped the loop and landed ut the
bottom of n ten foot embankment near
Wilsonville, Regina Lambert and
Mary Powers, Putnam, and Archie
Bourgeois, Glocester, were lying
swathed in bandages at the Day KIM
ball hospital where they were taken
following the plunge.
The Lambert girl has cuts about the
head, face and body, Commissions of the
head and body and broken left arm.
The other two have similar injuries
excepting that they have no broken
bones. All will be out in few days
There were five In the Ford touring
car that made the wild dive, Joseph
Monte and Henry Bowen, who live
just over the Rhode Island line, being
the other occupants. They escaped
without injuries of any moment.
1t is said that the party had just
been TO Webster where they had left
one girl at the railroad station, which
accounts for the odd man in the car.
After leaving this member of the
party they started back for Putnam.
The spot where the accident happened
has been known as q death trap for
some time and auto owners say they
believe II was constructed for the ben
eft of doctors and undertakers as more
than score of accidents have occur
red there. 1t is known as one of the
worst turns in the state. The car was
said TO be owned and driven by Bour-
geois and bore Rhode Island registry
number. Occupants of the car stated
that they had blow out at the turn.
The machine turned completely over
and landed right side up at the foot Of
the emhankment, the occupants expe-
riencing veritable loop the loop. The
car was not so badly injured but what
1t was Inter able TO proceed under its
own power.
A hurry call was sent TO Webster
and the ambulance and two doctors
responded and first aid was given. The
Lambert girl was brought TO Putnam
| in the ambulance and the others were
! brought in one of the doctors touring
cars.
Those who viewed the scene of the
accident declare il was miracle that
all were not killed. The fact that the
top was up probably saved the occu-
pants from more serious hurts. The
Lambert girl was picked up beneath
the car and the driver was dazed when
taken TO the hospital.
Putnam patriot., 1917-08-17
BranfOrd Wreck Victim Known Here
Nieces Were Visiting Reuben Naples and
Family at Time Of Accident

Misses Louise and Elizabeth Hall of
New Haven, who have been guests for
some time of Reuben Naples and fam
lily, Grand View, returned to their
horne on Wednesday. Their mothers
brother, Leonard Hotchkiss, New Ha-
ven, was one Of the nineteen persons
killed at Branford the first Of this
week when two fast moving Shore
Line electrics crashed together head
on. The young ladies were not told Of
the accident and their uncle's death
until they reached home.
About two years ago in railroad &C
cident near North Haven, the two sons
Of the man killed in the Branford
wreck, were killed. Tney were re,
turning from vacation spent in
Eaine