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NATIONALITATEA.


Scmnu eel mai distinct orr nvunerab al naonali
aor este LMBA Char eel mai stupid obrvato
" acesta hmba este semnu eel mai pronunta naun
pot mega semnee caracterte aopoog ate
cura Honomce pot Fl neuae regua de
tran nni desconsdera portur guurie pae
are une natmni; smlartati CO in
drepae afrmarea aceste caracere senda
re devn mai independents pr ppoderenta mare nsem
natate) mbe
Fara nvulneraba lmbe toate ceeae
tere nemna mimic E in s,rt timp pentr ca M
ar II acea baera mpregnaba (de mposia
fuzune
Lmba emounie esatur cavnu nterpreteaza
emoile spuncm ceea-cc smtim vnt
icoana sufeului
lmba actule lie morale au pornt della imper
1ec perfecte Gu cit megem ndar dpartau
att din generate generate din perd nuantee per
fece ale morae 81 mba pierde vocabuaul
me de expres Oar ce sun aceste expri daca emoun
suee lmba nterpeeaza mergnd in
deparau trecu sd mpuneaza cuvintelor
81 comoara sufceasca
ca din generate in generate vocabuaru nmu
ca Ell totodaa emOuni sufletesti
slbll Ell cit coardee emotonae perec gaa
orr ce atngere att omul mai nobil devine
mai perfecta.
Acea perfeconare sennntelor caa accidental So asoca
alte simiare unison 81 cudat ca forma
antropoogca nici nsemntate
acea mba pesoane Gu
totu strene intinesc saua in nba mba
in realate omu nsus' Nordau Paradoxe Socogce
81 care ON poate renunta la personalitatea lui? Z
lmba este ea mai bogate aao mostenre
stramoi nosr Ea naonaa cese din generate ge
nerat pc trebuie pastram geloz penru par
tea mai insemnata a sufletulu nostru
Consinta propriu ratiunei cit creerii
orr ceuee gangonice fost ntrebuntate
at ceue sau obcnut uncona usurnta 81 G,
cit actunea or liberia frequen
usor att lMAGNATIAc mai vie. La fe CONSTIIN
IA NATONALA cit mba devne mai bogata constitute
natonala devine mai puternca
Tn cop pima site vorb nc constinta nationaa
Pc data ncepe vob preea poata ne
lcee Insa al acna nsena aecte pntr ca nu
cunoase inca natona in aura poesie
arta 81 ate 1ucrari de acest gen.
re data insa deeapta constinta natona alta persona
late sime nascnd in eu au poa renuta
nu poate renunta la personalitateai vizibila.
Cine nu ar depune pta nversnnaa penu ex
ten u Am vazu egea fataa capitol precedent apc
la nee refuza upa existena expate
memitizat Adeca sunt eliminate de prs
nerebnc Aceasa oara aseapta depune p
ia necondionata penn peonaitat rationale
Gu disparta imbe dspare 81 NATIONALIrATEk poscsror
penru ca mba eel mai distinct caracter natona
litati
81 cred ca nonea osocs a-cuvintun natenslitate
destu dc clar expicatas 4. J;vi B6ndfe4nn.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-18
PARTEA LITERARA.

In numdrul n0stru trecut s'a is-
prdrit ,,rOn,anuE" nun,it DIN Car
netM unui persecutat de soarte" ;.
In nn,ndrnl de 0stdsi incepem ph-
-bAcarea ,,PentrA Pine. Nnpela a.
ceastn este trddusd din hmba polo
,nezd,. IN care o. scrisese iscMsitul
mdiestra al condeinfui, mlarele ne
ster Sienkieacitz. .Cetitorii nostri ror
afla din dinsa lupto pc viatd 81 pc
moarte 81 gvircolirile mattel subju-
gate poloneze, cum 81 dornl de ta-
rd care i nina 81 y ucide 81 prd-
pddeste pc er0W porestirei.
In pdrtea deasupra, fncepSnd Gu
'sulndrH ilostru milne, com publica
p0vestirea Nui Inlius E. v. Ioano-
oicif fntitnlatd: Wis de primduard.'
,Scriereo este corigatd 81 indreptatd.
Gel fc sunt iMbitorJde chinemato-
CRATE 81 IN special ,cei- ce iubesc ar
ia octrHei Mary Pickford, drdgu-
ia naivd alta de fireascd 81 de fd-
rd nestcsug, vor fl delectati prin
chipuI Marfei care este D icO0nd f.
deld a Gcelei artistic. lar cei cdrord
le place rolul din chinemotOgrofe
al artistei Klaro Kimbat Young sd
vor bucMra de Gsenadndrea ce esistd
fntre Lisufa 81 dSgso. Popestirea
snsdsi, est4O c6pie de pc vvatd, fd-
Ifd bdidi, jdrd cofele tatrcesti 81 scit-
tisd ds 0ri 90 ,legdturd nef1'eoscd co.
Ise sd III fost nssstesssgitd anAnse pen
TIN 4 i,r0tixcs ssssa0lje.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-18
.FRANCEZII TAU 100 De
PRIZONiERI.

3
PARIS, II Iunie. - Ministerul
de razboi anunta Cd trupele fran
ceze sian imbunatatit pozitiile in
partea vestica a frontului de la
Marne. Raitele date de Germani
in Vosges au fost respinsc.
Comunicatul anunta astfel:
% operatiune intreprinsa intre
Oise 81 Aisne, la nord-vest de Hau-
tebraye, a dat Franeezilor putinta
sa-si largeasca pozitiile 81 sd ia 100
de prisonieri 81 pn numar de mi
traliere.
oRaitele intrepsiiae de Germani
in padurea Caurieses ii Vosges, au
dat gres.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-18

20 perS0ane III lima de mars. SOcIe-
tatea Carpatina avut intrc ace
stea IL persoane. Societatca Sfin-
ta Maria a avut 1. Socictatea Riho.
reana a avut +. lar societatile Car
mer Sylvia 81 DIR. c. Angheles-
lcu'' au fost repreSeltate ,prln pre-
fsed,ntll lOr. In atari }e ;ccStna si1
MAI ohservat IN menhru al 0,cie-
ta.I ..Transilv lntan;t" DIN In La
Ea liarbor 81 nn al ,..cmhru Al So
ci"tatii .,Avram l:l;,cu'' din New
York. Pentru incunjurarea ataror
neplaceri. accentuez ga societatea
y ,Carpatina' avusese sedinta con
vocata tocmai pc acelaSi tcrmin.
Constatam ca Clevelandul cu 12.O0O
rOmini, s a produS la festivitatea a
ceasta cu - Romini. Nina? Gel ce
loculesc IN aceSt oras stiu cni este.
Gu toate acestea locul reservat
pentru RomIni fOst TN lOc dc -.
noare. Muzica nu au avut, dar IN,
avut drapeleie della trci societati ST
o musica Straina in nemijlocita lor
apropiere. Rominii an fost i'm spe-
cial foarte viu aplaudati in tot de-
cursul marSului. Nh odata am stors
della eng!ezi cite un ..sa traiasca's
spus in dulce limba noastra.
Cortejul fost admirable. Au
luat partc in dinsnl $4,000 persoa-
ne. Toate natiOnalitatile asupritc
din Austro-Ungaria. an fost repre-
sentate. Trieste Rominii mai
slab.
Seara avut loc in .,Gray's Ar
mOry o adunare poporala All vOr-
bit representative tuturor natiuni-
lor din -.Austro-Ungaria, ba. mai
multi decit pima aci. a vorbit 81 un
evreu. Era sa fie de fata 81 guvcr-
norul Cox. Pc urma unui fericit m
cldent in familie. dinsul nu a putut
lua parte Presedintele adunarii re-
cOmandind publicului pc profe>o-
rul Masaryk, spunea ca in dinsul
sd privim pc eel mai mare barbat al
Ceho-slovacilor 81 pc viitorul pre-
sedinte al republicei Ceho-Slovae,..
Aplausele sd parea ca nu mai an
sfIrsit. Foarte frumos a vorbit din
partea boemilor preotuI lor O. Zla-
NAL, lar din partca orasului Gle
veland. majorul orasului. Dintrc
romIni am putut vedea pc dOmnii:
LOc. Nasile Stoica. Par. r. Rosca.
Redactorii |. n. Barl5u, |. E. Y.
IOanovici 81 c. Harjeu. i'm nufhele
Romlnilor a vorbit englezeste dom
nul locotenent Y. Stoica. A vorbit
foarte frumOs 81 cuminte. secerind
furtnni de APPLAUSE. Cuvintul de In
cheiere fost al profesoruIui r. G.
Masaryk. Dinsul vorbit in ambele
limbi: att englezeste cit 81 i'm linn
ba BOHEMIA. A fost apIaudat adc-
seOri de toti cei de fata lar la urma
i S an oferit mai multe buchete de
flori. A fost tirziu. dupa II ore.
cind publicul adunat ca sd dea on0-
rurile cuvenite batrinului luptator,
sa imprastiat care incatrau, GU
getind La sfarimarea harburilor ca
ri mai alcatuiesc astazi monarchia
Austro-l!ngara. -.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-18
BULLETIN.

WASHINGTON, II Iunie. -
Lista oasualitatilor trimisa depar-
tamentului de raxboi de catre &C.
neralul Pershing contine 80 de
casuri dup6 cum urlneeza:
Sase morti in actiuns; dol morti
din rane; uhul mort prin acci-
dent d aercplan; patru morti de
bpale; ~ 4'grsv raniti; unul ranit
grayitatsa ~ g stie) 81 'inul
lipsete.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-18
De: Frank J. Taylor
United Press Staff Correspondent.

United Press Staff Correspondent.
Gu armata americana in Fran
ia, II lunie. -, Mai multi ca trei
part din multimea de trnpe care
an atacat Xivray ieri dimineata
an fost maturate de pc fata pa
mintului.
Opt suite de Huni all luat, parte
la acest atac, care s a dat pc I'M
front de jumatate mila, de am
belle part ale satului. Perderilc
dusmanulni au fos socotfte mai
multi ca 300, ca -up rezultat al
focului de pnsti 81 masini de pus-
eat. Perderilc noastre an fost H.
SCARE, in miinilc noastre an ramas
opt prisonieri.
IN decursul atacului. hrtilcria
81 a noastra 81 a inamicului an
fost fo9rte active. y
PatrGlele Americam care au
intrat in transdicle inamice in
sectorM Toul spun ca transeielc
lsunt pline de- un numar neobici-
mutt de trupe, cu tothl in con-
trast GU politica lor din trecut
de parasi primele santuri.> Ger
manii Sc folosesc acum de I'm ma.
ne nnmar de balOane de Observa-
tie:
Este permis aclim q spnle ca A
mericanii All ocupaf 81 alte Sec
tore pc frontul Toul, fntre care
81 un sector la-rasarit de la Sci
cheprey, unde Gu lciteva sapta-
mini mai inainte sa dasera cele
mai mari lupte.
Pentru doua CARA de cind
Americana au ocnpat un sector
la ost de Belfort - care s'a d.
nuntat Official Simbata n6aptea
Ell an respins I'M alt atac ger
man.
Numai >un American a fost
prins pc cind inamicuf suferit
foarte greu.
Sc confirma Official din partea
oficiului de razboi francez ca To-
cotenentul Eddie Richenbaclrer
doborit cincf aeroplane germane.
Germanii au 'inceput. sa ~bom1
bardeze orasul tinut de Ameri-
cani pc la miezul noptii 81
tihut pima Dnmineca diniineata.
!, Americanii insa asteptau india
rat de Xivray.
Dupa aceia nn grnp cam de
100 de german All esit din tran
'scie ca sd dea asaltul, artileria
lor nu la sprijinit. Ell speran ca
pot surpriade pc Americani dur
mind in Xivray, care fDrmeaza
I'M punct cam expus din linia A
mericana.
Grupnl acesta insa a fost va
zut la timp. Americana au des-
CHS un foe >puternic de masini de
puscat dc la diferite punctc. Ime-
dat atunci artileria inamicat
inccput focnl.
Dupa aceia alti 500 de Hum,
intre care erau 81 trupele de a.
saltT an sarit alergind spre tran
seiele Americana. Tocmai soarele
rasarise in dosul- lor facind din
ei o tinta foarte admirabila. Pc
cind alergau pc cimpul deschis,
masinele de pnscat Americana ii
dobora Ia pamint.
Valul a fost complect doborit
Gu D singnra exceptie unde IN
mic grup a ajuns pima la margl
nea satulni. 1nsa au. fost des'loc
primiti GU baionetele. O astfel de
primire de sigur ca MI le conve-
nea Hunilor, pentru ca 9 luasera
la fuga.
eNumai . suta 81 patrhzci de
Amerirani an tinnt satul Xivray
in contra pnui atacs de 800 ger
mani. Artileria Americana STA fa-
cut datoria cum Sc cade. CindB
gernlanii at fost respinsi artile-
ria lea tai9t drnmpl spres tran
seielS lor. Aceasta . canzat aproa-l
pe anihilares fd!sci csrc ataease.
Isan II alungAt mini n hin
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-06-18
OFENSIVA CONTRA
ITALIEI RESP|nSA,

cest razbQi face Austria de pre-
zcnt. incepind ofensiva pc un
front de lungime- de 100 mile.
Pima acum trupele austriace NIL
an cistigat nici IN success mai in
semnat. Cteva detasamentc au
treeut rIul Piave, cea mai mare
bariera naturala Italiei, Ia doua
puncte, insa unitatilc nu all putut
sa tin aceste pozitii din cauza
focului italian.
Trecerea riului nu s'a, facut Gu
forte mari 81 trupele care sunt pc
malul opus al riului sunt in mare
pericol. }
Viena pretinde ca capturat
10000 de prisonieri ltaheni, En-
glezi 81 Francezi 81 aproape cinci-
zcci tunuri. Oar Sc poate vedea
ca -puterea ltaliei mai mare a
cum ca in campania din toamna
trecuta,, un rapport Official din Ro-
ma spune ca fortele italiene au
prins 1900 de prisonieri 81 ca in
trcgul front Asiagno G intact in
,treg). Pozitiile ccdatc in primul
asalt an fost rcocupatc.
Cele mai hume evidcnte> ca o.
fersiva nu are nici un success sc
vcde din rapoartele oficiale din
Viena.
Viena admite-ca dupa ce for
tele austriace an prins citeva din
cele mai puternice intarituri ma
turale, trlpele austriace au fost
f0xfate Ca sits .palaseasca uncle
din ele.
In rasarit de riul Brenta, Sim
bata austriacii au coprins munte-
he RaberO. leri. referindu-ne la
comunicatul din Viena, ltalienii
prin un contra atac an slit lpe
austriaci sd paraseaSca inaltimea.
la fel austriacii an capturat
platoul care sa numeste cele Sap
tie Comune. Teri o parte din acets
teritor a trebuit sal paraseasca.
Din toate vestile ce win de pc
frontul de lupta sc vede ca<mora-
la italienilor perfecta 81 nu e
teama de rupere rlndurilor,
mai multi sunt indicatii despre
prepararea unui contra atac pu--
ternic. s.
Tn rapport din Washington spu-
ne ca acum sunt mai multi tali-
eni la front ca orr cmd. Pc cind
Italienii tin cea mai mare parte
a liniei, regimentcle engleze 81
franceze lupta Gu indirjire de
admirat in uncle scctore..
Londra anunta ca Englezii an
recaptnrat tot pamintul perdut
in prima initiativa, nind 81 $50
de prisonieri 81 citeva masini de
puscat.
SimbatA> Englezii au fost alta
cati de patru divizii austriace 81
au reusit ca sd inainteze la a
dincime de 1000 urine pc hn
front de $500 de urine, acesta
pamintul pc care la recapturat
mai tirziu.'
O cablograma data din Roma
de agentia Havas spune:
,,Austriacii dupa un bombarda-
ment violent au atacat pOzitiile
franceze, insa focul puternic 81
precis al francezilo alungat in
darat infanteria anstriaca care la
atact. =.
,,Casualitatile inamicului au fost
foarte mari, pc linga aceasta an
.~~ouo 4
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BULEfTINE.

LONUhA, LYME II. - Ma
resalul de Gimp sHaig raportea-
"a operatiuni de rate sic sour
ia bombardares din partea ina
micului in regiunea della AL
bert.
I'm est de Arras moi am "a
cut o rata succeasa 81 am luat
citfva\ prizonieri'' spunea
buletinul oficio6.
,,Ieri dimineata am respins o
rata inamica u apropiere de
Givenchy.
,,Inamicul ne-a bombardat
positiile noastrs in nordvest de
Albert, pentru > scurta bucata
de timp, in decnrsul noptii tre-
cuta."
LONDRA, Innie II. Mi
nisterul de razboi raport1nd a.
stazi asupra operation mill
tare de- pc frontul italian spu-
nea ca ,,austriacii au perdut a.
stazi cite 5 soldati fata de unul
italian
,,Inamicul a folosit 20 divi-
ziuni (380O00 soldati) intre
platoul Asiago 81 intre Piava.
Acestea erau numai o parte a
celor So divizii '(696, 900 solda-
ti) angajati in lupte pc intre-
gul front.
,,Aviatorii en- glezi all distrus
z poduri".
Frontul de mile della pla-
tout -Asiaesp na Il riul Pia-
va este sustinut de fortele com
binate ale engle1ilor, francezi-
Tor 81 italienilor. Englezii dupa
cum sa vede, ocupa cea mai ma
re >parte a platoului, lar fran
cezii tin partea della Mount
Grappa INSPIRE est. Trupele ita-
liene, dupa toate semnele ocupa
positiile intre platou 81 munti
81 intre munti 81 riu.
MILAN, Iunie II. = Ziarul
italian ,,CorrieresDella Sera"
a declarat astazi ca ,,sfortarile
abstraction au fost cele mai
mari din iptreg deeursul raz-
boiului acestuia.
,,Scopul lor principal a fost ca
sa rupa liniile della valea riu-
lui Brenta napustiindu-se in
numar mare asupra apararilor
italiene in unghiul vail Fren-
eel.
,,Aceasta nu este altceva de-
cit reluarea ofensivei din 1916
pentru cucerirea plaiului della
Vicenza lin vest de Venetia).
moi diviziuni, carl au sosit
in Trentino de pc frontul de
est, au fost impartite intre mum
tele Grappa, platoul della Asia
go 81 sectorele din valea rlului
Lagrina.
,,Armata a la q Austriei, sub
comanda generalului Schon-
chensmuehl, a ocupat linia de-
la Asiago spre Pave.
,,Dealungul de Piave, focuri-
lie mari ale inanlicului sa pare
ca voiesc sa arate gindul lui
de a sforta 0 trecere in regiu-
nea dintre Montello 81 Piave
de mijloc. ABSTRACT de aici
sunt comandati de generalul
Kercback."
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1918-07-24
Howe and Darling Both Have
a Right To Run.

The Enterprise man infers that, be.
cause of alleged mud-thro wing on the
part of certain newspapers" those pa
pers supporting Judge Darling have a
right to throw back an equal amount.
School boy tactics. Accord each editor
the right to support the candidate he be-
lieves to be the best fitted for the chief
executive of our state. Both Frank E..
Howe and @. H. Darling are we'll quail
flied to fill the Governors chair, and
and there is no occasion for mud-throw.
ing. Our reference to the manner in
which the Burlington papers greeted.
Mr.. Howe's candidacy did not imply
that they threw mud. Both papers had
editorials which intimated very broadly
that Frank E. Howe was presuming too
much in becoming candidate against
Mr.. Darling. We believe both have a
right to aspire to that position, and
there is no occasion for a heated con.
troversy regarding their qualiica tions.
The voters know both men and will
decide which one they want .-Bristo |
Herald.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1918-07-24
Garfield

Mrs. Ella Davis was business visit
or in Hyde Park last week.
Mrs Grace Dennison was taken to a
hospital for treatment last week Thurs.
day.
Roy Darling and family are at their
home in this place, taking few weeks
vacation from their work in N. H.
We understand that Burton Eastman
has enlisted in Uncle Sans Army and
is ready to 60 whenever he is called.
Mrs. Alma Campbell, who has been
spending some time with her nieces on
Davis Hill, returned home last Thurs
day.
W. A. Keller of Morrisville was a
guest from Thursday until Saturday at
the home of his aunt and cousins on
Davis Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred LOWS of Dorchester,
Mass, and Mrs. H. S. Keller of Morris
town Corners, spent last Thursday at
the home of the Dayis brothers.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1918-07-24
WASHINGTON

According to information in Wash
ington, final agreement with Japan re-
| garding intervention In Russia has not
been reached. The American Red
Cross is sending a cargo of supplies
into the country for the relief of the
population.
A loan of 100000 was made to
Belgium by Che United States treasury.
The government is to enroll all doc
tors in the Medical Reserve Corps.
The loss of steamship Columbia on
the Illinois river, which resulted in the
loss of more than 100 lives, was charg-
ed against the captain and the pilot.
Dispatches from Toxic declare that
Japan has accepted a proposal for
joint Intervention in Siberia submitted
by Washington and that troops will be
sent into the country. The state de-
partment withholds comment on the
news until it is officially informed of
Japan's attitude.
The government is considering a
project for taking control of the en-
tire medical profession of the country.
The purpose is to provide physicians
and surgeons for the army and to
equitably distribute the surplus among
the various communities of the coun-
try.
Contracts for 81 more ships were let
by the Shipping Board
Official Washington continues t.. re-
gard the situation respecting the Ger
man drive as satisfactory.
Work of drafting the Ss,O0O,OO0,OO0
revenue bill was begun by the Ways
and Means Committee. The committee
met in executive session and went over
the general phases of the task of rails
ing the greatest amount of revenue the
country has been called upon to pro-
duce since the war began.
Union labor is asking the co-opera-
ton of the United States Shipping
Board to make Labor day the record
day for ship launchings.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1918-07-24
Gcrman-American War.

"'
The fuel administration issues dras-
tic order for lightless nights four days
each week in New York and northeast
Atlantic coast states, All other parts
Of the United States are affected on
Monday and Tuesday nights. It is ex-
pected the order will save 100000 tons
of coal.
Shipment of supplies to the Ameri-
can fighters is progressing satisfac-
torily, General March told the commit
tee, and the time made by transports
has materially improved during the
last few weeks.
American aviators quickly avenge
Lieut.. Quentin Roosevelt, shooting
down IA enemy planes and locating %
Of their batteries.
Several hundred American wounded
from the Marine fighting reached Paris.
Army officers in Washington re-
joiced at the story quoted from the
Paris Matin that an American general,
after being forced back by the Ger
mans south of the Marine, refused to-
accept advice of the French cOmman-
der to delay his counter attack, Or
dered his men forward and recaptured
all the lost ground.
Doctor Rumely waived examination
on the charge of concealing alien en-
envy property. At the same time the
government began it's inquiries into
the activities of the Iron Cross League
In America.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1918-07-24
EDEN

Henry McGookin is working in Hyde
Park.
R. N. Blake went to Burlington Mon
day to enlist.
Mrs. Roy Shattuck visited her parents
in Westfeld lest week.
Mrs: Kidding and grandson have
moved up to Joel Ponds.
Mrs Addie Moseley of Johnson was
visitor at V. P. Moseley's Sunday.
Mr.. Sabin Hodges of Woodsville, N.
H., visited relatives in town the first OF
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Toronto and family
of Montgomery have moved onto the
Blake farm.
Mrs E. Adams and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Adams and H. B. Leach were
business visitors in Burlington Friday.
Mr.. Lewis O'Hear returned home Sat-
urday from the Fanny Allen Hospital
much improved in health. Mrs. O'Hear
wentto Burlington Saturday and accom-
panied her son home.
The subject of the morning sermon at
Eden Corners will be "The Rich Young
Ruler" In the evening at Eden Mills
"The Use of Notices in Shaping Char
acter." Next Sunday. All INVITED.
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Hyde Park Center

Albert Whitcomb has let most of his
haying to different parties.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Flanders, at Andrew Cleveland's
July II.
E. H. Howe, real estate agent of
Newport, VT, was a visitor at Harold
Jewetts one day last week.
4Perley Griggs and Harold Jewett
have boughtthe grass on the Will Clap
per farm and have nearly finished hay
ing.
Miss Katherine Mudgett who has
been visiting at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. II. S Turner is now visiting her
uncle Ward Shattuck, of johnson.
Mrs. Hadlock of North Troy, was a
visitor at Perley Griggs' Sunday. Miss
Kathleen Griggs, who has been spend
ing few weeks here, returned home
with her.
Word has been received from Alton
Jones that he is at Camp Devens, IN the
Depot Brigade. Is being drilled pretty
hard, but gets plenty to eat such as our
farmer boys were used to getting at
nome before the war.
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WORLDS NEWS IN
CONDENSED FORM

WASHINGTON. - Secretary Baker
said official dispatches indicated the
fail of Scissors and the capture Of
10000 prisoners. Seneral March re-
vealed the fact that 10000 troops were
landed In Europe last week and that
the Rainbow and New England divi-
sions were fighting as units.
LONDoN.-The Cunard steamship
Carpathia, famous as the Titanic res
cue vessel, was sunk by a German
submarine, which sent three torpedoes
crashing into her. All passengers
were saved, but five of the crew were
killed. A British troop vessel bound
for Australia was torpedoed.
WASHINGTON. - The American
steamship Westover, an army supply
ship, manned by navy men, was torpe-
doed and sunk in the war zone July
IL while bound for Europe, the navy
department was advised by Vice Ad-
miral Sims. Ten officers and men of
the crew of % are missing.
NEW YoRK.-A statement by Mr..
Hoover on Americas aid to the allies
says food valued at 81, 400, 100000 has
been dispatched to them during the
last year. The wheat contribution.
Mr.. Hoover says, represents the saving
of the American people and win help
TO win the war.