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The Nevada County picayune., 1917-10-18
EMMET

Mrs. Goodart of Mt Carmel, H.. returned to her home last Friday after spending q week as the guest of Mir. and Mrs. J. G. Hendrickson.
 Mr. A. D. Jenkins spent part of last Monday in this city.
 Miss Flossie Norman is visit ing relatives in IdabeI Okla.
 Mrs. J. M. Garland and Miss Aiyce Haltom were shopping in Prescott Saturday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Haltom have just returned home from Beuna Vista where they spent several days visiting Mrs. Hal t)ms parents.
 Ms. J. G. Hendriekson entef tained beautifulIf on last Thurs day afternoon, in honor of Mrs Goodart of Mt Carmel IH.
 A most interesting contest was enjoyed for some time, after which, several Readings and piano solos were given by Misses HaItom, Eaves, and Mrs. J. Nj Garland. A dainty plate luncheon. was served. Those invited were:
 Mesdames C. Ward, Jno. Jones, Inc. Norman, L. T. Matthews, j. M. Garland, Frank Haltom. Garland Starnes, Misses Ruth Caves, Mae Bautts. Beulah Thompson, FIossia Norman, Irene Young, Sue Whaley, Aiyce Haltom, Exie and Deli McGough, Adallne SeRler.
 Mir, Ambrose Adams was wis. ting home folks Saturday and Sunday.
 Misses Marion Ware and Alice Garland were shopping in Hope Friday.
 Mir. and Mrs. Dave Shell and family motored over to Texar- kama Friday.
 Douglas MeSwain made d bus mess trip 6?1 10 Prescott Sunday evening.
 Garland 5tarues vas looking after business matters ia Pres eott Saturday.
 M. 5. SesIer and family mo tortd over to YeNarkana several days ago, visiting Mr. Segier's brother who lives near TeXar- kama.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-10-18
B0DCAW

After kidding for some time will come out on the sunny side of sweet deliverance. Every. thing seems to be straight ut here at Bodcaw, We all realize that we are in a iand of plenty. what lack l yet?
 Ed McCargo moved to BodcaW last week. You're welcome Ed. Glad to have such good men in our neighborhood.
 We are sorry to say Howard Grain is no better at this writing
 The school is moving on nlee. ly. We figure our school Is sec ond to none,
 Several Of the soldier boys came in on 24 hour furow
 P. H. Herring inform, me that he will be candidate to the leg islature. Hurrahi for him, he will make good one, he will be on the one galius ticket.
 Sayl Rev, Len, yy.uryy u b, iouryy me SD l love you in the same old way.
 J. B. Jones has T calico fac tory now, as he traded for cali co pony. and if he don't produce calico. J. B. J. is q blowed up jockey.
 J. B. Haynes, our star route mai carrier, has purchased a Johny Ford.
 Geo. Broekman lost his house and contents last week by fire. Will rebuild as soon as possible No insurance at all.
 Don't worry GooseankIe. about having to go to war. You could not stand the first examination. They Wlil turn all fiat footed guys down like you.
 w. M Munn's Billy Ford stray ed off few days ago. It was found asuide a stump For fulI details see Miss Brown.
 (. H. Jones maGe=Bis ina cNl we of here, aaa nf9uEht9aek with him mighty ueGy wife Hurra6! for ] 5.ts,5geod wishes for him
 By the reque hvm ana thz Editor. u.tGzat4 at>a coke toast next #erss n aaase leaes
 News is somewhat scarce, will try to he on tn sp-1 a2atu neN, week.
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-10-18

good sized congregation. His -heme was Love.
 Quitman Mitchell passed thru our burg last Sunday. He was m car with others, and l don't know whether he knew when he passed Sutton. Qaitman, re member that this scribe lives near Sutton, next time you come this way stop and hex salt WltH me.
 The many friends of Bro. J. D. Morris will be sad to learn of his death, which occurred at his daughters, Mrs. Kennedy, ncar Gale. October II.
 The death angel visited the nome of Mr. Lilburn Galloway of Stamps, Ark, Friday, October l2, and took from them their little infant one month old. and he remains were brought to the Harmony cemetery and buried. Saturday, October 12, May the blessings of our heavenly Father rest upon the bereaved.
 Mir. $. s. Wren ard family was riding around in their new joy wagon Sunday. oHe of MT. Ford's make.
 Beacham Fairchild says t was aot really necessary fer Mir. s. to come after that muzzie, he could nave carried 1t there.
 S,me of you WiIhsviIle boys ask Gee. West what he paid for that worm he bought in Hoi e one day last week.
 Joe Ghormley, one of Uncle Sans boys who has been station ed at Camp Pike, came in Satur- day on a 3 day s.. ..furlough.
 Ben Tompkins came in Sunday morning. Ben is.anothel one of the U. $. boys. Ben looked sportie with his-new suit on of course he was. all smiles, as he got a peep at .hisalttle organist. He had to gosback to the Camp Sunday night.
 Arthur Falrchild, a citizen of Camp Pike was in our village Monday morning shaking hands with his many friends. Arthur has been in Sutton High School for the past 2 years.
 Willie Erwin left Sunday even ing for Delta, where he will be, gin his school Monday morning,
 At the home of the brides par ents, Mr, and Mrs. Clint iismiI ton on Oct. 7th. Mir. Bernard Er- win and Miss Mildred Hamilton were united in the holy bonds of matrimory. May happiness crown the pathway of life Is the wish of this scribe. They moved the past week to Bou9hton where Mr. Erwin will begin his schooi 1t that place as principle and Mrs. Erwin as assistant.
 Wake up all ye correspondents
The Nevada County picayune., 1917-10-18
SUTTON SCRAPS

Health is good in our commit nity with the exception of a few cases of whooping cough.
 If the weather continues good, the farmers will soon be through gathering their crops.
 Mr. John Dixon of RosSton. was in our village Sunday He has daughter in Sutton High School this year.
 Bro. W. C. FeltS filled his ap- poirtment at New Liberty Sat urday and Sunday. He preached at Sutton Saturday night to q
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
U.OF. D. TEAM To
DINE AT D. A. C.
Captain Will BE Elected At
Banquet Tuesday
Evening

The University OF Detroits foot
ball eleven Will be banQuetcd Tues
day evening az 30 o'clock in Lr
Detroit Athletic club BY the athletic
board OF the university Letters viii
De awarded az the dinner and the
captain FOR next yeaf-s team 4-!.-.-;..-..
II S expected that 30 men vii.
receive letters. following me custom
OF the university 10 award them 10
an players participating IN the big
nanAaa of tha Enaann
Who next years captain will be is
still quite a question No player
has been proposed for the post and
TIE TACT that gti yhe players will be
back next year means hat the cap.
tain will be hard 20 pick
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
GEN. Penn
LAYS BLA ne
ON BOOZE
Causes % Per Cent of
Trouble In Army,
He Declares

Booze is res pouslb.e for 95 pei
cent OF Che trouble iu the army. was
The unqualified declaration of Brig
Gen Jghds a. Penn. o., camp Gus
ter. 90 talk before The Laymcn S
Loyalty .aaE.e ot Sr Pauls EpisCo.
pal cathedral Monday night 10 was
tho drsg or series = ear mas
meetings the league viii hold dur.
ing the winter
statistics az the war department
show that about 10 per cent OF trou-
bic ~ the army IS caused. either d.
rectly or indirectly by drink said
Gen Penn THE fact that there IL
a large dry area AROUND SC Is one ~
RE reason why there has been 50
little friction az Camp Custer And
old!evs. bought 90 realize me bet
edts o.. total abstinence. viii demand
prohibition after he war.
Defining war. Cen Penn saiU
War means lighting hshtng mtans
killing. Therefore we are IN ne
war 20 XII our enemy"
Speaking OF discipline Gen Penn
said that tho oMccrs 90 Camp Gus
re- MfIF n'AAfAaH lhft 70 tAAN.t'l 'ft 't'
~ 8 sciG line by trying 20 instiil such
. -pi-it % loyalty that fear ot pun
shmeat viii not be needed 20 keep
the meu On bounds.
The failure OF Che Michigan Cen.
tral 90 build a station al Camp Gus
Ter WAS largely responsible fe+-----
rious deiays I'm th, receipt of mai
~ the camp. said the officer The
mall averages about 500 sacks is
day
Gen penn explained the insur.
auce plan for soldiers and said ,hai
every man entering the service
should take advantage ot a. Hc
briefly sketched The life OF Gen
EEoe-H=hsisss. Of vhom De was a class
male al West Point
Police Commissioner James Con
gems presiding. said II was the pur
pose OF the league 20 line up every
non fghting man IN Detroit for Val
service Others who spoke we've thf
Rev J Pcngally. OF Flint and II. NJ
%mmO
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
.McCOURT WINS
FROM PALMER

Ray Palmer OF petroit IVES de-
geatcd Monday evening IN the Rec.
reaton billiards thoater by Charles
MCCourt IN the hrst match IN Nc
Courts western tour or the inter
state league circuit The score was
bo-34 McCourt made the high run
OF six and Palmerk best consecu-
tive score vas fOuf
Pierre Maupome defeated Harry
Cooler. OF Indianapolis In the Inter
state league billiard match held
Monday night In Cleveland by "a
5U20 score Cooler actually made
but 10 billiards. having been given
| handicap OF TO- -
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
FISH GETSHIGH
SCORE IN SHOOT

ST. THOMAS. Ont. Dec 4Tt.
opening OF the grand .nferuauona
ahoot. Monday. under ;he auspices
% no locli gun club YVES fe1turei
by O. ". Fish of Buffalo. who fn-
lshed high man in the ~ target
event
S. @ Vance and r. O. Wright
lied FOR second houor7 p ule
man. representing The Rem.uE.cI
Ammunition company, m Roch' 'er
broke es out of a pos ibia fot tat-
gets md finished high professional
Roland Day nc LONDON farorte.
made n mediocre SHOW. ing. breaking
hu, % ~ his 700 Targets CioaFY
weather hampered The event sotIr
what
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
SEED. FIVE CENTS;
PUMPKINS, $500

COTTONWOOD FALLS. Kan.
Dec Z last spring G. II Bickel. a
Spring Creek farmer, living several
miles southv est OF here, hough, five
cents worth Of pumpkin seeds 70
sow along some of his corn row FOR
pies THIS winter
Now De auasAe has 400 pumpkins.
some weighing as much az 90
pounds u hrs been estimated that
u Dc hcp'i eat pie a day for the
nest dozen years he would still have
oae at me pumpkins left II they
could kcr' chat long
Con .,UouIs Pc is now looking
Cor "a place 20 scli about four tons
90 tte pUTr kns
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

club headquarters, No s3e Fourth
ave, az $50 = m The meeting IS
for the purpose Of clearing away thr
seasons business and laying the
tnll plans Tor the presentation meet.
ing next week 40 hich time The va
rloils trouhies won hy tie teams and
individuals viii be given out a.
well as taking up a vote on the plan
for giving farewell dance 20 the
members ~ the teams in This or
ganization for the 1917 seasons sue
cess The managers of all clubs. as
well as players who belonged TO tho
federation the past season, are re-
quosted 20 be present
wednesday night is basketball
night for teams who desire 20 en-
roll in the league race and secure a
practice gym.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
VIII
Harold
"
Wilcox
ON WARS
SIDELINES
- .rsIEN - -

CUSTER Alca
TTOIr boys haIe Officers v. lier saoos
tha mo Without they have
y. pcppered targets In splendid s'l Details ron
100 ".'
times each aree pe5'c s
within inner t''el
four points second circle counted three points ana
reet two points
on tls yard range The Coward anse seem men
a IVY
yar Complete figures Sooard shooting which oo5 place e
4l va
OK i custer
oftr
49, lrs no. k that such h the
believe ihe A
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
PERCY LEADS
IN BICYCLE RACE

NEW YORK. Dec. At a. m
tie 70 leaders in the six-day bicycle
race az Madison-sq garden had
travelled 500 miles. no laps Piercey
was ON ahead Tt7rt0rtfta t1fitt t----+'.
stITl trailed lap behind The rec
ord is zoe one lap. made by lawson
and Root in 1915 In Chicago.
Spencer brothers quit the race AZ
a-oht. They had agreed 10 ride
81 hOrrF
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
The Artillervmen

The artillery brigade now knows
definitely Just what it Is going to be-
The war department has confirmed
The report that the Three Hundred
ana ANlfWeT0 TVETuFhT OF heavy ar
tillery and the Three Hundred and
Tweniy-ninth ~ lighf artillery viii
both . motorized drawn with gas.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

VIRGINIA. Ney.. Dec. : jean 10
PerTie he hermit trapper OF sand
lake. has solution for the high
cost of living
Jean - Perrie hated women once
Upon q time. and he wen, 20 The
woods Hes been there ever since
Re Perrie catches de muskrat and
ene mink
I.e Perrie has many wheatless
DAYS Anything that walks or dles Is
meat 10 Jean--ezcept the polecats.
and Jean says even they taste good
10 roasted.
Estimating that there are 25s 600
muskrais killed IN northern Mime.
sofa each year Jean suggests that
muGkrat viii be the piece De resist.
once. disguised under another name.
Down East" muskrat Is "camoufag
ed" as water rabbit" and thou
sands from the New England
swamps are sold a. high prices In
New York
DE muskrat. he ban good when
cooked nice. says Jean I.o Pcrrie.
Much better than pig or chicken.
ID f f-' thAA iiAE P''ttt~' attA A4i"NF' 10
and only little flesh. Now muskrat
is thrown away when pelt removed.
De muskrat not look good alive. but
roasted fine
lie Pcrrie Gays d0ghsh also can be
eaten and should not De Stunned by
sportsuea Mink he said. are good
for eating. bat arc TOO foxy and
hard 20 get
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
WATCH SENT TO
LAUNDRY; RUNS

SAN ANTONIO Tex Dec. "A
ratch that went thru the Fort sam
Huston Post laundry was returned 20
the owner stiu running is being
shown about The army camps.
The watch was thoughtlessly left
hv the owner in the pocket ~ his
army shirt having been carried
while his wrist watch was bong 70
paired In Tho pocket 10 was car
20 fhe laundry and went thru The
big washing machine one of the
laundry employees felt % In The peck
% OF the shirt iust in time to save
10 from goiug thru The wringor
The watch had not even lost a
second
Experimenting with simple ar
paratus. California doctor has sent
wireless messages thru the ground
for distances IT'D 10 90 miles
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

A metal pocket that can be fas.
tened 90 one side Of a typewriter
AaA-hann- uatcntnd Tor holding AM
eraser within easy reach
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

Tor Withdrawing sp'in'ers on Enc
llshman has Invented twcczcrs 90
formed that they prcss down the
hesh on each side OF the Jaws.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
BALL
CLUBS TO MEET

The Detroit Amateur Baseball
federation wiu hold rs regular De
cember meeting Tuesday night m
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

extraordmarlY giltcs for m.ii,at.
shooting. The explanation OK NH
splendid work goes back 20 ali those
rainy days that apparently Interior
ed with The training program. ou
those occasions The men remained
IN their barracks and studied the
new Euaeld rife They spent long
hours IN learning TO aim, 20 hold inc
piece firmly and % squeeze the trlg'
ger When they went on the range,
ali they had 90 do was 10 load the
gums and blaze away. Those long
hOurs OF pulling and sighting VTar
tice never were popular our here
They required great concentration
end long tum.te-tum practice. Az
parently they brought no immediate
profit. The men now see the i'm
portance OF that drill and are ready
FOR more. The shooting itself hold
for them a great fascination. which
Is not lessened by the opportunity
for competition.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

This tuch % romance recalls a
letter than came here Monday II
was adaras ed 10 the commanding
general. and was written hy q De-
troit girl She wanted the general
10 find for her a young soldier "lA.
% or 20 years old, Jewi d preferred
who would correspond Hith her All
~ which further recalls a recent
Effort 20 encourage CORES pondelcc
between soldiers and girls who were
anxious tn do their hl. .n that way.
An arrangcmfnf was w1de by which
soldiers could write 20 a bureau
in western city, the bureau v0'un-
feering % forward the letter to some
mise who had volunteered for cor.
rcspondcnce. One Custerite decided
20 try out the scheme. I'M due time
be received a reply % hts letter u
was written by q person who said
rta- FfT WIZ Il t17TFtT young Tvfuo7r
who had been LETT a fortune by hor
husband. "but alas money couldn
huv happiness Pictures of very
handsome Young lady accompanied
The miFsvc The second letter snge
gestcd that the soldier and his con
respondent meet az Christmas time
object matrim0ny, II they tiii
liked each other afttr personal in-
spection some folks may call fhat
pretty war romance bar MOI The
Vorldlv-wlse pcrhap fhis is0t O.
fair sample ~ The working 0uf of
these "godm0thcr" aad "siefcr
schemes. but % WIS an honestly Con-
Quoted experiment.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

This double duty of the Three
Hundred and Thirueth rs heavy ar.
tnlery and infantry has led 70 inc
creation Of new coat OF arms for
the regiment The heraldry OF the
coat Of arms suggests that the
Three Hundred and Thirtieth f.
protecting the United States both
with cannon and rifles. an under inc
spread % the eagles wings This
coat OF arms must be- embroidered
on the regimental standard The
regiment Is recruited entirely from
Detroit and is very anxious that Do
troit women do tbis needlework n
a ladies club IN the city wishes to
so serve the regiment. they can get
full information by addressing the
commanding officer 90 the Threp
Hundred and Tnirueth feld artl
lery. Camp Custer The ladies could
10 nothing that would be- more NJ
preciated than this by their boys
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04
Romance

The administration % the 7 " c.
A. wac called by long distance from
Jackson Dr. + d Foster, camp
religious director. answered. a ffm-
mine voice demanded OF Or Foster,
"Wiu you find Lyman Curtis right
away ." UT Foster replied. You
know this Is a pretty big place,
what did Won want 0f Mr. Curtls!'
responded the T. ". 'Oh. I want 20
marry him right away VIII You
nlease get him and have him meet
me IN Battle Creek AS soon as
IT. Foster could recover. De prom.
lscd 20 do his best Furthermore be
found Curtis. delivered the message.
helped the soldier get q pass 20
town and sent him on his way il
Curtis wasn't. q bridegroom soon an.
erward. 10 wasn't the fault OF the
~
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

o!ine tractors The Three Hcnared
dred and Twtufrniatu gesimcn' vii
Pee horse This is q Detroit reg
mont. e. go S. Jhc. Three HAN Ted
end Th.rdalh The Three Hundred
and TlIir.ieth ls very rich iu gas en-
cine exports The Three Hundred
and Tweng eighth VIII get rs me
chanics frcm the Flint Lansins and
Pontiac factories Where the i7rt'
Hundred and Twenty ninth w,ll go.
its horeen,ep is ont az ne PIE,
mysteries OF Tic war TIE or E77
school OF Gre s. nearing tho end "i
ffs course of theoretlc1l Instruction
ana soon viii be out ou the artillery
range for some actual Geld work
The carly target practice viii not
involve the actual Shooting OF The
guns The cannon Will be aimed ac.
cording 20 tho instructions Of me oo.
servers. High officers viii deter
mine just whore q she'll SO aimed
would drop. and az that spot f.
smoke bomb viii be exploded a
smoke bomb IA r contrlvance which
I
gives pun ~ smoke When us
/ black powder IS .gnitet --usually o}
! er electric spark The pun repre-
SCENTS The cropping Smell and gives
I The observers exactly the same ln-
I formation they would lave unoer ac.
tual firing conditions They note
who're the smoke appears In relation
/ 20 the target and phone ri corrFC
lions. The next bomb Is exploded
whore the shell. fired according 81
I the correction, would have fallen
When the observers become ex
pert. actual shells viii Re used The
/ arti.lerymen win get sowe ac'u7l
firing before Christina Th7 Three
Hundred md Thlrueth regiment viii
get n double desc About two-thirds
of the regiment 81 armed with rifles
and Is getting some infantry train
ing. By the middle OF the month
these men win go on tho rife range
I The last OF Tho month viii Gnd them
/ handling thn hlx --tna- On the artll
/ lery range II K no. unlikely that
hey viii have si1-inch howitzors o.
that time. II not. they viii use the
fhree-inch Geld pieces which now arr
/ here.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

Most OF the artillery firing ~
Camp Custer VIII be- done from
maps Just as q Is done IN Europe
Nanrrr have completed the field
oN 'he range and soon WIFI
h7f 900 contour blueprin.r
button in the three resi-
meul That PORTION uf kalamazo0
county affected won't know itself at
ter these new maps are out Col
Clokc. commanding The brigade ha
glven an the landmarks new names
Al tho base g. the now famous De-
lroit iiii, which will be filing
point Other prominent points are
UUfK swamp, Ilc0chuL sWTTUD. rtT-T
NAL swamp. Artillery run. Bradley
lake. Appletree hill which VIII be
destroyed by direct 6re-Outlook
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

ridge. Lnngman road. Swart farm
Eagle knoll and Crater so 7
Bradley Lake Is named for Wilson
Bradley. CiyN wax veteran who
has farmed on The range ever since
the sixties He won some local
fame when ne was asked to lease
his farm 70 the government You
betcha." he said, Uncle sam can
have anything I've GOT TIE sflri
was quite different from that shown
by many OF the Custer landlords Nh.
bradley refaaiHetl trH hrs fsrie Hiitll
the last minute, and never used of
telling war stories 20 the soldiers
Al last be has been convinced that
maybe thing can't b. done now like
they were done IN the sixties Swart
farm L. named for Lieut. 5 J. SWart,
Eho has greatly aided The training
OF the brigade hy his skin as q
drauRhtsmaH RE is designing The
new coat OF arms.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

Across The road. the machine gins
were spraying movable targets with
lead The Three Hundred and Thir
Yieth machine gun battalion was our
Monday They fred az ranges ~
less than 100 feet. The target NOV
"a toward them on track NJ 81
speed equal 10 The approach on a
charging enemy on the targets
were several Oullseyes. indicatipa
several fQemen The big iaca was
T. bit az manv OF those hullseves rs
possible before the target reached
the gun Members of Company b.
the Highland Park company IAN.
uoupced that they we've getting two
or three bullreves for each fvs
shots. which is splendid work for
this stage IN the game Tho other
companies seemed 20 be doing
equally well.
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

The map OF this artillery range
will be used in a reproduction Of the
terrain on small scale IN sand
Later the terrain VAL be reproduced
in MASTER NJ uaris. and used for war
problems when il is not practicable
70 instruct by actual field maneu.
vers
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

Renham-i have lost everything.
Mrs Benham You have me
Benham Wen. you don't c0nsid-
cr yourself an asset do you7
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

These Obstetrics already qualify
ss veteran riaemen They complain
that the FIRE parapet Is not properly
constructed 10 give them the stead
lest kind OF a rest They moan mat
the are trench Is OF such a depth
that they are compelled 20 assume
uncomfortable positions while shoot
Ing They WHIl that me pIanks on
which they stand are too spring.
and disturb the aim. They are there
with the old aHbis. which always
eeern 10 come 70 the rescue OF veter-
ms In ali lines The other day
Tally, who pitched FOR the House Of
David baseball team, reported az
camp His unshorn hair reached 70
his waist and his whiskers We're
nearly that long He didn't look
much like an athlete. but he Quali-
led with his first bit OF converse.
fion. As soon az he landed. he an.
nounced that he had a sore shoulder
end didn't know whether or not bis
arm ever would be risht again. That
stamped him a real pitcher. All of
this early instruction shooting Is AZ
slnw sre-meaning that the men can
shoot a. VIII. Later they viii be
called upon for rapid fre-meaning
that then they must shoot the 10
shota within stipulated time.
After each shot az slow fire. the
target n lowered and the scorer
notes the hit AS the target Is rails
"a again, the scorer waves a white
disk for bullseye hit and red
dlEk for a shot within the first cir
Gle A puncture within the second
circle calls for black disk bearing
n white cross. end a tvo-pOint shot
brings up black disk A red Gag
IS waved 10 indicate a clean miss.
The scorers arc protected hy deer
trench. and always are IN telephone
communication with the firing
trench
The Detroit times., 1917-12-04

ridge. Longman road. swart farm
Eagle knoll, and Crater 30