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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-05
KARES LAIVYNAS GEL.
BES SAUSzEMIO
ARMIJAI.
Rygos uzlaja apminuojama.

Copenhagen, rugs. 5.-IS
Gclsingforso, Suomijos So
stinGs, gauta zinia, kad vo-
kicGiai uzimti dabar minu
suleidimu Rygos IL Suomi
jos uzlajosc. BE to prancS-
ta.' kad vokicCiu karGS lai-
vynas neuzilgo pulsis ant
Pctrogrado per Suomijos
uzlaja. Nuo RygOs puses
vokietiu armija cina pir-
myn, nesutikdama didcliu
lnlsu pasipricSinimu.
Berlync pakiles nciSpasa-
kytas dziaugsmas su RygOs
puOlimu. LaikraSCiai pranc-
Sa, kad pagaliau vokiSkas
miestas patcko vokieGiams.
Mat, micstas Ryga vokieciu
lkuitas IL visas laikas ten
buvo palaikoma vokiSkoji
kultura.
Nokicciu IaikraSGiu kores-
pondcntas is Rygos fronto
praneSa, kad Rygos pa6mi-
ma yra suplenaves pats Hin
denburgas. Tuo tikslu jis
kelis kartus buves aplankes
Rygos fronta. Anot kores-
pondento, rusai smarkiai
gyne Ryga. II tik aciu Won
Hindenbureo genialiems
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-05
ITALAI LAKUNAI BON
BARDAVO POLA.
Pamete 9 tonus plystancios
medziagos.

Rymas, rugs. ). - Iris
deSimts italu lakunu uzpuo-
lie Austl1jOs uosta Pola, gu
Init Adliatikos juriu pa
kraSciuoSe. AnOt italu Off
claliO prancSimo, pamesta
net 9 tonai sprogstancios
medziagos, kul'i uostc ture-
jo padaryti tikrqja pragaiS-
ii.
Daugclis bombu pamesta
ant uoste StovinCiu karGs
lalvu IL ant militariniu
istaigu.
Nisi italu lakunai, daily
vavusieji Sitam uzpuolimc,
laimingai sugrizo I savo vie
ta.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-05
RUSAI PAS|TRAUkDAM|
PAOECE RYCA
NENORI JIE KARIAUTI IR MUSTIES SU VOKIECIAIS
KAIZERIS DEKOJA
PRINCUI LEOPOLDUI.

Berlynas, rugs. ). = Kuo-
met vokicGiai pa6m6 Ryga,
kaizelis tuOjaus muse tcle-
gramas savo zmOnai IL Ba-
varijos prineui LeOpoldui.
ISreiSk6 dideli pasitcnkini-
ma savo kariilomcnGs narsu-
mu. Pad6kojo Dicvui w
gclb6jima vokieciu gink-
lamS.
Princas Lcopoldas yra w
riauSias S-tOs vOkicciu ar
mijos vadas. Sta almija pa
eme Ryga.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-05

gubel1latoriaus par6dvma IL
tOdcl jis csas neiStikimaS
Saliai. Gil kaipo toksa1 turiS
but patrauktas tcisman IL
praSalintaS is uZimamOs vie
tOS.
kalbama, kad prieS ma
jora inns vcikti ir pati Salics
vyriausyb6 NJ jo nciStiki-
mybe. To reikalauja net kc-
los patriotiSkos organizaci-
JOS.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-05
SUIMTAS BUVUSIO
CARO- BROLIS.
Petrogradas, rugs. ).

Petrogradas, rugs. ). -
Laikinos lusp vyriausyb6s
par6dymu areStuotas buvu-
sio rusu caro- Nikalojaus
ROmanOvO brolis Michail
AleksandrOviC ROmanOv s,l
Zmona. Jiedu intariamu pri :
gul6jimc prie suokalbio
plicS laikina vyriausybe.
AnOt laikraSGio "Dien,"
suareStuOtas IL didkuni|.
Dimitrii PavlOviG.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-05
ISNAUJO UZPUOLE
ANGLIA.

LONDONAS, rugs. 5. -
Vakar velai vakare vokie-
ciu lakunai isnaujo uzpuole
Anglijos pakrascius ir Lon
dono apylinkes. Pamesta
daug bombu. Kol- -kas nuo-
stoliai nezinomi.
Pasirodo, kad vokieciai
inns kasdien uzpuldineIi An
glija.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-05
KRUVINOS RIAUSES
SPRINGFIELDE.
Daugelis zmoniu suzeista;
daugelis suarestuota.
Springfield, ILL.,, rugs.

OPIlilSlleIu, LII, rugs. >.
labor Day" vakarc Gio-
mai ivyko didel6s 1'iauSts
del gatvckariu darbinink',
streiko, koks cis gyvuoja
Jau CANA ilgas laikas. Riau-
Sininkus malSinti paSaukta
milicija. Sita dTtuvais is
blaSke pagaliau poros TUX
stantiu zmoniu minia, kul'i
buvo smarkiai pasistaGiusi
prizes bej6ge policija.
Minia stnaikino kcliolikH
gatvekariu, iSdauz6 languS
Springfield Gas and Elcc-
trio Co. busto. Be to grasino
nulilfciuoti gatvekal.iu lini-
.U uzvcizda Mackic. Bet 81
to niekur nesurado.
RiauScs suk6lt l,2OO dar-
bininku, sugrizusiu is
Bloomington, kllr ivyko
Labor Day" iSkilmingas
pamin6jimas. Tasai apvaik-
SGiojimas buvo teGiau per
trauktas, kuomet vienas
kalb6tojas ncpaklausG, kuo-
met jo pareikalauta, kad jis
savo kalboje ncpr'isimint,l
dabartin6s kar6s. Kalb6to-
JAS plisimind kare il patrio-
tiSkuma. Tas darbininklls
izeide. Jic veikiai apicido
apvaikSciojimo vieta. il.
traukiniu parvyko micstan.
Cionai prad6jo naikinti
gatvckariuS. Sunaikino apic
II. PaSaukta milicija m62i-
no numalSinti I.iauSininkus.
Bet jai ncpasisckG. RiauS:-
nlnku minia paskui patrau-
Ike DricS ST Nicholas vicS-
butt, kur name atraSianti
gatvckariu linijU uzveizdq
Mackic. Bet nerado. Tada
puol6si prizes Utilities busta.
Kaiku7ic riauSininku pra-
dejo plytomis IL akmenimis
mGtyti miliciantuS. Ir ncZi-
mia kas ten butu !vyKc.
Bet staiga minia * uzpa-
kalio uzpuolG kitas milicijos
buris. RiauSininkai buvo
privcrsti bGgti kur kan pa
-puold. Bet daugclis prad6jo
milicijai prieSintics. Prizes
tuos miliciantai pava1tojo
dultuvus.
Daug zmoniu suzcista.
Nakar prasid6jo riauSiu va
dow arcStavimai. Suarc$-
tuota II zmoniu. Sakoma,
bus arcStuota dar daugcS-
Mai.
Gatvckaiiu kompanijai
padaryta ID tukstanGiu dol.
muostoliQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-05
OR s
Rugsejo 5, 1917 m.

Chicago IL apylinkes. -
Siandic grazus oras ir kick
SilGiau; vakarc Iaukiama
oro atmaina; rytoj iSdaIics
debesiuota ir vesiau.
Temperature vakar aug
Sciausia 6s, zemiausia 63
lsipssiiai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-05
sIANDIE REKRUTU
MOBII.IZACIJA.
WASHINGTON. rugs. E,

O4N, AuSO. a..
- Siandie rekrutuojamos
armijos dalis mobilizuojama
visose Suv. valstijose. Sian
die pasaukta kareiviauti
$4,000 rekrutu, kurie praei-
ia menesi exemption
boards" biuip buvo priimti.
Uz savaites laiko bus pa
saukta jau kokie 100000.
Kick veliau kita tick. Taip
kad su spalip pradzia bus
pasaukta kareiviauti visa
e7s,oOo zmohip armija.
Prez. Wilsonas tuo tikslu
i mObilizuojamus reklutus
iSleido tokia prokliamacija /:
Baltieji IRumai, Wash
ington.
Il Tautints Armijos ka-
rcivius:
Innate ant saves didcle
parciga. Nisos tautos Sirdis
yra sl jumis. Visus .jus,l
zingsnius ir darbus su di-
dziausiu atsldejimu IL pasi-
-tik6jimu SEEKS he tiktai jums
artimieji il brangieji jusiS :
kiai, bet ir visa tauta. Sita
didziul6 kare kadangi mus
visus suartina, mus visus
padaro ginklu draugais ir
broliais, taip kaip kituomet
jaut6si tikrieji amerikonai
kuomctsat tautai nepri-
gulmybe.
"VisO pasauliO axis bus
atkreiptOs i jumis, mes jus
csatc laisv6s kareiviais tik-
rOj to zodzio prasm6j. Tatal
tegu bus jums 1Sdidumas
parodyti visam pasauliui,
kad csate ne tiktai gcri ka-
revival, bet taippat geri
zmon6s, clgdamies gcrai If
teisingai.
"Mano giliausias pasiti-
kejimas els su jumis ben
drai kickvienan muslin IT
kiekvienan iSm6giniman.
Tegu JUS Dievas saugOja IL
Jums vadOvauja!
Woodrow Wilson.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-05
NORVEGIJA NETEKO
21 LAIVO.

Londonas, rugs. 5.-Anot
nolvcgu prancSimu, rugp.ju-
tyj Norvcgija nctckusi 21
prckinio laivo. kuriuos pra-
gaiSino vokicciai pats arba
ju minos. Su taiS laivais zu-
vo % jurininkai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-05
VOKIECIAI ATRADO
RYGA LIEPSNO-
JANCIA.

BERLYNAS, rugs. 5. =
Kuomet vakar anksti vokie-
ciu kariuomene inejo Ry-
gon, miesta RADIO liepsnose.
Keliose vietose jis ouvo pa
degtas. Vokieciai .,areiviai
tuojaus stojo kovon prizes
gaisra.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-05
BA|SUS LAKUNQ vE|KIMAS
10S zMONES NUzUDE VOkIECIAI LAKUNAI
ITALAI BOMBARDAVO POLA

lis zmogus nuzudyta IL 6 XII
ii suzeista.
Anglu lakunai vcikiai bu-
vo pakile prizes prieSinin-
kus. TcCiaus ataka nedava
jokiu pageidaujamu pasek-
miu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-05

plcnams Ryga paimta. Vo-
kicciu uzpuolimas taip bu-
YES sutaisytas, kad rusams
plisiejo arba is Rygos atsi-
mesti arba patekti nelais-
ven.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-05
ITALAf LAKUNAI
ANT VIENNOS.

Turinas, rugs. ). - Ana
penki italu lakunai
skraid6 ant Austlijos sos
tines Nicnnos. Pamet6 dau-
gcll prancSimu apic austlu
pralaimejimus Isonzo from
tc.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-05

- Washington, rugs. .
Kongreso zemesniajam butte
pradeta svarstyti bilius, ku-
1iuomi kares reikalams rel
kalaujama II milijardu dol.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-05
RUSAI BE PALIOVOS
BEGA.
PETROGRADAS, rue

PETROGRADAS, rugs.
5. - Cionai oficialiai skel-
biama, kad rusu armija, pa
sprudusi is Rygos ir jo apy
linkiu Wis dar bepaliovos be-
ga i siaurrytus. Rusai atsi-
meta ir visu Padauguviu
toliau j rytus. Vokieciu ka-
res laval bombarduoja Ry-
gos pakrascius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-05
TURKAI MUSA RUSUS
PERSIJOJE.

Konstantinopolis, rugs. 3.
. Turkai ofieialiai pranesa,
kad Siaurvakalin6j Persijoj
jic rusus sumuSe ir pasta
ricji atsimeta atgaI. Turkai i
rusus vejasi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-05

- Paryzius, rugs. ). -
Amenkoniska gen. Per-,
shingo sl1nija pabaige ssvp
lavinimus. Laukis dsugisu
kanuomenes is Amerskos.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-05
ANGLU SAVAITES
NUOSTOLIAI.

Londonas, rugs. ). - An
glija pracita savaite karts
laukuosc prarado 5,614 ka-
rciviu IL oficicriu uzmus-
tais, suzcistais ir nclaisv6n
paimtais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-05
DAUGELIS RUSQ TEKO
VOKIECIAMS.

BERLYNAS, rugs. 5. -
Aplink Ryga vokieciai pa
eme nelaisven keliolika TUX
stanciu rusu kareiviu. Pa
eme ir l50 armotu.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-05
RUSU KAREIVIAI
NENORI MUSTIES.
Armijose baisi betvarke;
vyriausybe yra beige.

Londonas, rugs. 5.-Ryga
tckO vokicciams, ncs rusu
kareiviai atsisako kariauti.
Armijose siaucia ncmatyta-
-negirdeta betvark6. Todel
rusu almija neisteng6 APP
ginti RygOs. Perdaug net
ncsiprieSino besibriaujan-
items vOkieCiams. Nokic-
ciai pa6me viena svarbia,,-
siu RusijOs uOstu.
Puolus Rygai, rusu kar6s
laivynas, kokiuo dar jic
dziaug6si, galima sakyt, is
nyko. Visi kar6s LAVAL teks
vokicGiams. Mes items lai-
vans n6ra kur pasprusti.
Vokicciai inns Scimininkauti
visosc BaltijOs jur6sc.
Nokicciai krikStauja del
rusu apsilcidimO IL bctvar-
k6s, kokia tenai pas6jo So
cialistai, m6gindami su vie
na diena visas a1mijas sude-
mOkratizuoti. Tatai tie pa
It's sOcialistai tegu pasi-
dziaugia dabartiniais val
SiaiS.
FOkicciai po Rygos polsis
prizes Osel sala, kuri domi-
nuoja Rygos uzlajojc. Tai
atlikus, vokieciai lures atvi-
l'a kelia j Reyeli, Kronstad-
ta il PetrOgrada.
Kadangi rusu laivynas
jau kaipir zuves, aiSku, Sioj
kar6j Rusija pasilicka jan
be .jOkiOs rcikSm6s. TuO Ia
biau, kad rusu kaliuOmcnG
ncno1i kariauti, b6ga savais
kcliais nuo p1icSininko, taip
kad vOkieGiams tcnka VISA
kar6s medziaga, almotos IL
daugelis amunicijos.
Visoj Rusijoj platinasi di-
delis nepasigan6dinimas da-
bartine vy1iausybc. Monar-
chistai darO suOkalbius. Tai
kos Salininkai pasekmingai
platina savo ideas. Rusi.jojc
gall ivykti didcles pcrver-
sm6s. Jei Russia nesusitai-
kins atskiriai su Nokietija.
monarchistai gall nuSluOti
rcvOliucijOs vaisius. RusijOs
atskira taika butu neapsa-
kOmas smugis talkininkams.
Site IL gi atsisakytu tolcs-
Mai kariauti.
Gen. Kornilov Maskvos
suvaziavime buvo pazymG-
jes, kad kuomct Ryga pulls,
tuomet PctrOgradO nickas
ncgales apginti. 10 tasai pa
sakymas dabar ir pildosi.
Rusu pulkai atsisako ka-
1iauti.
/ LondOnc gauta zinios, kad
lusu armijoms truksta mai
stO. Kareiviai tiesiog bad
mir1auja. NcstcbGtina tatai.
kad JIG ncnoli muStics ir
dczcltuoja.
Laikina vy1iausybt yra
bcj6ge. JOS darbus parali-
zuoja kareiviu ir darbinin-
ku atstovu tarybos, kuYiosc
Scimininkauja socialistsi.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-05

- Londonas, rugs. ). -
NokicCiai sutIuSkinO rulsu
fronta per 14O myliu ilgio.
Veikiai jicms tcksias ir
Dvinskas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-05

- Washington, rugs. 8
Vakar policija arcStavo 10
sufragictiQ Sale Baltujp
RumQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-05

- Rymas, rugs. 3. - Won
Hindenburg pasiunte savo
almija austrams pagelbon
Isonzo fronte.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1917-09-05

- Londonas, rugs. ). -
kanadictiai pasivar6 pir-
myn Lens frontc, Prancuz;-
jojc.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-23
Drug Stores Use MANY Eggs.

The farmer is missing market for
his eggs by overlooking the drug store,
says Farm and Fircside
The drug store represents splendid
chance TO work up dircct-to-thc con
sumner trade. Onc New England poultry
man started supplying the leading drug
store in city of 20,Oo0 His farm, carry
ing several hundred layers, was in an adj
Joining town on a car line lie produced
lniertile eggs.
Through the publicity the drug store
gave him, opportunities by the score came
to him To- sell direct Now a large portion
Of his production the year round * sold at
retail prices. Numerous customers come to
his farm to buy eggs for nvalids
In the spring he does large business;
m eggs 10y the ease for watcrglassing, oh.
tanning for his nferte eggs a premium Of
three 10 five cents dozen Institutions
are good customers. He eaters to this
trade believing there is going 10 be TIRE.
mendous increase ia the use Of waterglass
\ drug store is one of the best custom
ers poultry keeper can have, declared
this man. Besides Welding an additional
profit, this trade makes reputation fot
you quicker than a large amount Of self
inspired paid advertising.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-23

Too many coming men, lack the
ability to arrive.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-23
BROOKLINE.

Mrs. Arthur Wellman and Mrs j. X.
Perry spent Saturday in Athens
Miss Jennie +. Pierce visited her ia
Their, Deacon +. L. Pierce over Sunday
Rev. and Mrs S X Meek entertained
friends from West Topsham VT last
week
Wilson Winchester of Ncwfanc has
been in town with his threshing ma
chine.
Mr. and Mrs f. L. Bush and son
Henry, and Guy Wellman spent Sunday
at Lowell lake
Mrs. David Hitchcock of Athens visit
ed her daughter. Mrs. \. c. Wclman
the first of the week
Rev. and Mrs. H. S. McHale and daugh
ter, Miss Lucy McHale, of North Eyre
mont, Mass, have been visiting at A. 4
Austin's and calling ON friends
Mr. and Mrs Kenneth Perry returned
to Amherst, Mass, Wednesday, afte
having spent week s vacation with he
Iparents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Wclman
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-23
CHESTERFIELD. N. H.

Mr.. Brown and family of Troy, n. H.,
who spent week with Mrs. Browns
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Pufrer,
have returned to their home.
Mrs. Herbert f. Ring and her baby
have returned home, after enjoying a
fine vacation of three weeks visiting
friends and relatives in Maine.
Rev. Fred c. Robinson gave one of his
very best sermons Sunday. Mr.. Brown
of Troy, N. H., presided at the organ
and some good singing resulted.
Roger Spaulding, a dealer in purebred
Holstein cattle, had the good fortune to
add twin calves to his herd Saturday
His herd is one of the best in town.
According to reports the season at the
lake this year is the poorest that the
hotel keepers have had in years and
the cottages have only been half occu
pied, and as the postof1ices in both parts
OF the town act as Il clearing house on
business, the reports show at least GO
per cent difference in the business done.
Among the week end visitors in town
last week were Alden Cripps of the
first New Hampshire Infantry, Company
Ii, at Concord, Albert l.. Post of Spring
field, Mass, Elijah Robbins of Green
field Mass, Clinton Rice of Greenfield
Mass, and Miss Hazel Watkins of
kcene.
| Burton c. Thatcher, the secretary and
treasurer of the Spofford Lake Fish and
Game league, says that the coming an
nual dinner on Thursday, Aug 80, will
be the best that the league has ever put
up and that the service will be of the
best. All are invited to attend, as it is
the intention of the league to erect 9
club house on the shore of the lake, ant
Il goodly attendance will mean a realiza
ton of these plans
Owing TO the heavy showers the Mair
road as well as back roads are bad,
washed On the slate road from Ches
terrified there are three washouts, ant
Road Patrolman Fred Porter has a trucl
and four men employed under the super
vision of State Engineer Brooks repair
ing them Walter Barrett, the roat
agent, has a force of men and teams re
pairing sluces, etc, besides several wash
outs. All autoists say they never say
such damage to the well kept highways
The reports east are not so bad as it ap
pears that the worst of the storm cen
tered here
The bIueberry season is on the wan
and will close shortly. Mr.. Hawley o
the Trucl farm reports that about 90
quarts were picked by people from Vel
mont, Massachusetts, New llampshiI
and even as far south as Connection
coming in automobiles and wagons. q
Sunny Hill farm about 600 quarts hay
81 -. Z Jn
the fruit around this part Of the coul
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-23
JACKSONVILLE.

Myron Allen motored to Wilmington
Tuesday of this week.
Tracy Reed went to Monroe Bridge
Tuesday to work for his uncle, Flovd
Reed.
Floyd Reed went to Monroe Bridge
Monday TO work on job doing some
plumbing.
There will be a meeting of the sew
ing circle and supper and Red Cross
work Thursday at the church parlor.
Mr. Williams of Granville, y. Y,
and Mrs. Kingsley of Wilmington were
the guests of Miss Bertha Faulkne,
last Sunday.
Clinton Gates has rented the farm Of
Mrs. Rogers, better known as the Hi
land Fuller farm, and will move his
family there this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Wallace Allen accom-
panied his brother, II. d. Allen and wife,
to Shushan, n. Y, Tuesday, to visit rel
ativcs and friends few days.
Florence Reed, who has worked for
Mrs. Fox in Wilmington the past year
| is having a two weeks vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Reed.
Mr. and Mrs. Waste and their guests
and Cora Richard motored to Whining
ton Monday evening and called OF Mr.
Waste s daughter, Mrs. L. A. Brown
Arthur Chase of Pittsfield, Mass.
was in town Sunday and called on his
brother Adna. Mrs. Adna Chase and
son accompanied him home for week !,
| stay.
4 Mrs. Musa Dalrymple and Mrs. Emm;
i Brown were in Greenfield the first OF
Il the week. Mrs. Alice Willis of New
York city came home with them and viii
remain few weeks with her mothe
Mrs. Emma Brown.
II At the Univcrsalist church Sunda,
Aug. &c, at 1915 a. m. Public worshil
I with sermon by Rev. f. L. Staples
Topic The Christian Church and TIL
rural democracy. Sunday School a
Il noon. All are welcome.
/ 4. G. Stetson, NJ. l.. Fox and S. II
Holbrooks are in Boston this week at
tending the National G. A. r. encamp
ment. f. H. Stetson is visiting relative
in Boston this week, and he viii ais
attend the encampment,
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1917-08-23
EAST JAMAICA.

Guy Pierce was at his home here over
Sunday
Orlin and Leroy Potter are threshing
in West Townshend
Sam Patterson is spending short
time here at his home.
Miss Marjorie Slader returned to her
home in Rutland Monday.
c. l.. Howe of Brattleboro was at w.
S. Aliens the first of the week
Mr. and Mrs. J.. +. Grout and children
visited III Ncwfane several days this
week
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Trip and two chill
Pierce's Sunday.
G. NJ. Doane, Mrs. Jenkins and Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. Park Osgood were in Brat
tleboro Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs A. w Butler and Mrs
Minerva Livermorc of Jamaica were al
A. w. kidder's Sunday
Miss Mary Fletcher of Wardsboro was
in town recently and secured boarding
place at 4. F. Chamberlin's
Miss Mollc Capen has returned from
her visit, accompanied by her niece
Miss Ruth Robinson of Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs w X Seaman went t,
/ Hartford, Conn, Saturday, returning
Monday, accompanied by Mrs. Seaman
niece and nephew.
Mrs. James McFadden, formerly Mis-
| Minnie Whitcomb, of Staten Island, \
y, was Il guest over Sunday at tn
home of her uncle, A. W. kiddcr
The wedding of Miss Emma NJ How
ard of this place and Perlcy l.. Jonc
of West Townshend is announced to tax
place Sunday, Aug. 20, at the home o
Miss Towards parents
Mr. and Mrs George Willis, Mrs Ray
mond Childs and son, Douglass of IVES
} Springfield, Mass, and Mrs Isabt
Howell of Washington. d. G., are sum
mer guests at G. NJ. Doanc's
Judge and Mrs. f. NJ Butler an
daughter. Florence, of Rutland an
! Miss Doris Twist of Meridcn, Conn
came Saturday to L. NJ. Buffers. Q
Sunday they carried Miss Twist to he
home in Meriden, Conn. A. Prenti,
Butler accompanying them, returning t
Z. NJ. Buffers Monday night
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A Recruit s Spirit.

Yes, ] have joined the army,
And several weeks have passed.
And IN still AT Ethan Allen.
Where we hear no cannon S blast.
But they say we'r going to cross the
That dreaded sea Of foam
Over whose deep waters
The I boats daily roam.
And that before December comes,
With its frost and snow SO white.
We soldier boys will be in France
Preparing for the fight
They tell us, too, when spring arrives,
And the birds begin to call,
That some of us poor fellows
May perhaps in battle fall.
That some will walk with crutches.
And some won { walk at all,
While others with feeble voices
On God for food will call.
But these omeus do not shake us.
For we re armed with truth and right
right;
And We re ready for the battle
Yea, the thickest of the fight.
And II our country calls us
To fight on foreign sod,
Wen go forth with that spirit
And conquer for our God.
And German rule will have TO fall.
For il has had it's dav.
Aud FER the Kaiser 5 whole domain
Democracy will sway.
Then back 20 our native country,
We who are spared will come,
And sit again by the old fireplace
In our dear Green Mountain home
EARLE f.. COLBY
Company /. lst Vermont Infantry.
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WEST TOWNSHEND.

Miss Vivian Dccell has been visiting
in Weston.
Dan IL Spraguc is laying the new floor
at w. \. Lawrence's house.
Floyd Holden is working on the &C.
ment job at Salmon Hole bridge.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Trip of Brattle-
boro were visitors i'll town Sunday.
Misses Edith Harris and Gladys Cha
pen were week end visitors in Putney.
Miss Ethclyn Grout is entertaining her
cousin, Miss Mildred Eddy of Ncwfanc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Dean have been at
George Towards in Westminster several
days.
DIR. Sullivan of Holyolle, Mass, was
called Sunday to see little Melvin Dean,
who is i'll
+. S. Jones and Mrs. Amanda Jones
have been visiting his son, Frank, in
BartonsvIle.
The Christian Endeavor society will
hold an ice cream social i'll the vcstry
next Tuesday evening
Mrs w. B. Howard attended The
funeral of her son-inla law, Rcxford Ben
son OF Brattleboro, Saturday
! Mr.. and Mrs. Burns and William liar
ris of Mcdford, Mass, are guests at
Lucius J. Harris's for a week
! Leon Jones of Walpole, n H., was
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caller at the home of his grandfather,
L. S. Jones, the first of the week
f. S. Jones has sold his place on the
Grafton road to Mr.. Foster of Nebraska
through the agency of j. L. Howard.
Mrs Sarah Carr, Sc years old, went on
an automobile trip to Townshend Mon
day to be a guest at Frank \. Blood
a few days.
Mrs. John Bishop and Miss Kathryn
have been in Mortified, Mass, to see
Mrs. Bishops mother, Mrs. Kritzer, who
was seriously injured by falling down
stairs.
Miss Edith Davies of Londonderry and
her sister, Mrs. Harold Gale, assisted in
the Christian Endeavor praise service
Sunday evening. The music was greatly
enjoyed by all
Mr.. and Mrs. C. O. kimball picnicked
with their cousins, Mrs. Alice Austin
and son, Raymond Misses Abbie ant
Florence Follett of Weston, Mrs. Mat
tie Turner and daughter, Evelyn, anC
John Follett of Townshend on Sunny
Bank lawn Wednesday.