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color. They were previously used a short time in Massachusetts. Another lot will soon be sent here as onJv forty were in this lot.
 Sold at Auction.
 An auction was held at the stables of Deputy Sheriff NJ J. Hickey on "Wednesday. The. two horses and a wagon were the property of James 'Beckwfth who several weeks ago left town and was last seen in Norwich. and has not been heard from since One of the horses and the wagon was purchased by Luther left and the oth- CT horse was sold to Joseph Dactor Hooky Team.
 A hocky team has been organized at the Palmer Memorial School, John Donovan is captain of the Eighth Grade team and Bernard Allen of the Seventh Grade team. An hour at noon time will be devoted to practice on the c. W. Robertson Co.'S Mill pond,
 The social and dance given by the Country club Friday evening in Rob- ertson's hall was well attended.
 Taken For Forgery. Dorothy Brune1l, ,2S, who was wanted in Portland, Maine, on charge of forgery, was located in town on Wednesday and was taken to New London where she was placed in GUS tody of Sergeant w. H. Chase of Port land police and was taken Tuesday to Portland.
 James Everetts had a valuable dog killed Wednesday by being run over 1 by an automobile.
 Young Patriot Called. Barney Yardensky, who enlisted in l the Medical corps of the U. $. navy l left Friday to report for service at | Newport.
 Postmaster M. E. Hooker has re- l gently been nominated by President | Wilson to be the local postmaster for another term of four years.
 Using Wood For Fuel.
 The local manufacturers closed down their mills Thursday night to remain so until Wednesday morning in com l pliance with the national order. The l exceptions to the order are the I-n- 1 rasville Manufacturing Co.'S Mill at Pequot, which is run by water power. The c. M. Robertson Co. are keeping up steam in their three mills with wood, keeping several of their employ CTS at work chopping it in woods. The Palmer Brothers Co. also have men at work chopping wood which they are using to keep up steam. Every ef- fort is being put forth to conserve the supply. of coal which is very low. :! Miss Katherine Livingston Lowell is substituting as principal in the Seventh and Eighth grades of the Un- Ecasville school.
 Mrs. Charles c. Tibbetts led the Epworth League meeting in the Meth lodist church Tuesday evening subject being, Young Christians Reaching Up- ward.
 Mir. and Mrs Charles Kingsley were in Norwich to attend the funeral of Mrs. Kingsley's brother-in- law, Ches- ter Witter Barnes, Saturday. Il The Red Cross society is making preparations for an entertainment. The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist church held it's meeting at the home of Mrs Charles Hope. Dennis Callahan who has been III with pneumonia is improving.
 Ice along the shore of the Thames i river is frozen twenty to twenty four inches thick. l. Charles ForsYthe, who was stricken resting comfortably.
 with a paralytic shock Sunday Is A public whist was given by the Good Cheer Sunshine society at the home of Miss Laura B. Woodwork on Friday evening to defray expenses of repairs to the Sunshine hall.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-24
German Efficiency.

German efficiency is shown in the fact that the Teuton generals carry experts to appraise the art treasures and the like their armies steal from the cities and towns they overrun.- Macon Telegraph.
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-24
somethino Wrono With Him.

, A Syrian doctor who has just opened sanatorium in Florida claims to be 14O years old. Still, he doesn't claim to have danced with Lafayette.-Springield CAIass0 Re- lanhlican-
Norwich bulletin., 1918-01-24
UNCkSvHLE

Principal James E. Murphy, Resigned, Presented K. of C. Ring by Pupils -Hyman Yasser Committed to the Norwich State HospitaI-Janes
 Beekwith's Property Auetioned-Al-
 legged Forger Arrested,-St.,s 7 s,, ~s,.. :
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GERMAN THREAT
Continued From FIRST PaSc.)

would NOT be vital II AmienS Itself is-
held by the allies.
The German thruG in front OF Al
ras, while. according to Berlin, Il
Noted thousands Of prisoners, has ap-
parently como to q sop before Orange
hill, Telegraph hill and the L%abryuta,
StrorSholGs held by the British in this
sector. Repeated mass attacks by the
Germans on these points have resulted
II terrible Losses to them, without,
however, breaking the line and causing
more than g strengthening OF the front
before ArraS.
A Gci7uau official statement declares
that since the offensive began 10000
prisoners and LOO gNus have been
taknn. It is interesting TO note that
after seven days Of fighting at verdun,
tie Germans claimed they had cap
tUred 10000 mon. Taking into coz Sid
eraticn che comparative m~nSnitudes Of
the two struggles. tie German claims
for captures may be considered accur-
ate.
Tho Ereuch reports are silent is to
the progress made on the limo from
LassiGpy 20 Eoyon, except to say that
the attack Is Sill continuing and that
fresh Trench troops are arriving IN
this region. Nothing las developed
10 show that this is more thar n pure
~ local engagement. fought for the
purpose % preventing tho Germans
from reaching the Disc river and hav-
ing this stream as an additional pro-
lection to their left hank.
While it has been officially reported
from Rome that Austrian divisions
fro.:, Russia and Galicia, Numbering
approximately $4,000 nen, have az
rived on the ITALIAN front, there have
been no developments there indI,cat-
Ing where tho expected blow from the
Tcutous Will fall.
A new advance By the Germans IN
Russia IS noted In London dispatches.
This movement Is In the neighborhood
Or ETrSE. $50 miles south of MOSCOW.
An cflciai Austrian statement denIe3
that h D~ulsheviki forces have recap
TuIcd CGeEsa. the great Eussiau port
o. the Elack sea.
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FOCH IN COMMAND
Continued Prom First Page.)

the disposal Of the French commander
sage from, Genera Pershing to the Wal
department.
General Pcrshtrg's message, mad
public by Major General March, acting
CHEF Of staff, follows:
"Have made all our resources avail
able and our divisions will bs used Il and
when needed. French arc in fine spirit
and both armies seem confident
There was 10 mention in tke Per-
shIng dispatch Of the new authority
given General Foch, a1d w. depart
mcnt officials Tcre ~spccu1ating over
the reasons for the absence CT any
official announcement. Some still
were inclined to believe that the
French Ecncral had been placed IL
command Only Of the "ar1ny of ma
~Reu-.-," tha reserve force cC:rPosei
of contiugcuts from all the allied
.:1n.cs cr:aScd after the formation Of
the supreme wcr council.
In hts message to General Toch,
President Wilson said;
May I not convey to you my sir
c:ra congratulations ~ you- new at
tEority? Such unity OF command Is
D most hopeful augury of ultimate
SUCCESS. We are "l'n pro-
fou1G interest the bnlh ana brilliant
&c ION OF vou- forces"
The news OF thc appointment of
General Fcch, one OF tina heroes Of
the 51arue, TO supreme command.
rave rise instantly - suggestions
that the presence CT Sccr@-Gry E2Eef.
in Europe was connccJci w: il The
development. !S1r. Baker :irss VISITED
Fra-cs and conferred az icnGtu ri II
French officials and with Genera
Bliss, American chief OF 3t@tt, It.
cached 20 The supreme VA CCu3c,!,
and General ?.!-ihing. Trcrc TO-
lowed 4 br:st typ to london, 'rSt Cc
the great German drive Was 5 I-ttng.
after which the American war gee
retGry ha.steEeH back 70 France.
MANY observers now surniIe sl1J
Nr. Baker WAS seat TO Europe par
tcu1arly TO urge lie coordination OF
al g he'd arm. cs UIdcr I single con-
manusr. Such - known 70 have bccr
Ercs.ders wilson's dsstrs When lis;
urIoucy caassd the nceat.oa q tho
Errremn way cUu&E:l.
As 20 villa: Is TO DC IoI" w-th tho
American troops III the emergency.
val department officials are ir.llkI"
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MEATlESS DAYS
(continued from First Page,)

The reply was an outburst Of applause
which died AWAY az John NICE Bowman
OF New York, head OF tho food admins
trntior's hota division stood Ut.
"Eow many will r1se with me to SIG
Nifty they VIII comply with the chiefs
re1uest?r Mr.. owrta asked
It seemed as L every ono In tho hall
arose simultaneously waving flags I
en- fro-, the luncheon table and cheering
With abandon
have pledged ourselves TO save
wheat for Victory" Mr.. Bowman m
noraced when quiet waS restored
DR.. Aonzo Taylor. the food admins
trstson's representative On tie War
Trade Board told the hotel men wheat
vas not a necessary clement OF diet,
br-. ! lux,uJ, which people hare grown
to prefer because Of the superior APP
pearance Of the bread it produces and
the convenience with which 1t can DO
shipped and prepared The latter reason
made It necessary to send wheat IL
stead Of other grains 20 tfe allies.
Mr. Hoover made il clear that success
IN rattonirg tho allies could not be
achieved other than by sacrifice in tho
United States
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Early British Statement.

LONDON. March 29.-rhc british OF.
fetal etatcmcn! issued today f"!lowS::
Further strong attack Swrrc mad"
by the enemy ycst"rdty afternoon and
evening NJ several points along the bat
tie front. North Of the SoinHlc our
troops have MAINTAINED their positions
and have gained ground III plL".s by
uSCccSStul counter attacks. \ number
Of prisoners ana machine guns were
captured by us in this Fighting
"Th" enemy again suffered "Hc".dinR-
Is heavy casualties. Ills :r"Gucn, al
lacks. which We're pressed with great
determination thrEunhrut ;hr day. has
gained Only our OUTPOST lines. af;rr soy
trHl hours Of Scv"r. hand /" hand sight
ing. Ills reserves were then cert Tor
ward against m!r BATH" Positions and
were "~erywhY'" Grown back with
great loss. Dur nLchin" guns. artillery
and rifle firr did great "A"Cution uE-ou
his ranks. ,
South of n" S"urinc ais" heavy and
continuous fighting in"k ;.ltr" until late
in the evening. our troops. af;rr
maintaining their lin" all DIS in The
face Of repeated assaults by superior
enemy forces. NAV withdrawn "A short
distance from their advanced positions.
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success. are extremely heavy. The num-
Der OF corpscs found III the vicinity of
Mont pidIrr and near ii"sSl"r-lm-Eoye
also confirm this statement.
ITO The north uf Mont It!di"r. Franco
I;ritish troops continue viCl"TI"usl% 10
hnld the Germans 1T III" lin" along The
Avrc river and in front ui Ncuvlil"-SirH-
Bernard. Mczicrps. M;LcclcavC and lia-
mel
"CcrIain columns 0f German infantry
and onvoy reported on tn" rnal hn-
tween laon and .aF"rr. wrr" brought
under tho fire Of. our long raTGr ar
tillcry and dispersed.
Their has been notable artillery ac-
tiYity along the remainder 81 the front"
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ALLIES SEND AID TO
ANTI BOLSHEVM
SIBERIAN FORCES

PEKING. Saturday. March 23.-(By
the Associated PrSs) - Japanese.
French and British field guns have been
forwarded to Genera Scmcnoff. tho
Anti-BnlShevik leader. who's" troops
have been opposing the Bolshevik forces
In Manchuria Tho Japanese General
Nakajima has arrived place not
gIYCn).
General Scmcnoff. II IL announced.
has agreed TO serve under Genera.
Plcshkuff. wh" has been appointed by
Lieutenant General uOrrath. military
commander at llarbin. ~ chief of all
the Russian forces in Siberia md Man
churia General P~lcShkuff is the leader
of the Ussuri CosSacks. AID formerly
commanded the First Siberian army
CORDS.
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Oemencenn Confident.


PARIS. March "a.-'Thc cncnly will
rot conquer oar resistance" said lrc-
mi"r rl"mrnreau. when surrounded BY
deputies ~ Jhr Bourbon palace. uDon his
rrturn from ;ic front this afternoon. -
do not wish. ~ y~,S" ~ a prophet. y
is not my haDi hit. come wha; may.
chg wilt not break through"
Anecdotes showing the wonderful
moral" OF the French troops We're re-
lated hy tho premier. \ battalion q:
territorial 'r"np@. arriving n IN" front
lin" yesterday. w"r". found awaiting III"
order !"r = "oUU'"r-atiHCk sitting un-
"unc"rn'Giy III = ma! iI'li within range
II Ih" German shells. which w"r" break
in- N IN" immediate" vicinity.
"Whn' az" you doing hc~c'" said II.
flnm"rT"ag.
w" n" ~ rest" responded I soldier
quietly.
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About the HoCo.

CHARLESTON. W. Va. March rs
Carson Shumato. mentioned in Assoc
ciatnd Press dispatches to receive tho
French war cross. for hcroiS:n ana
bravery. is u member Of i prominent
family in Southwestern Vest Virginia
n q relative OF tc Shumatc iamiI:
residing in Raleigh and Mercer coun.
ties. Shuma;c'S homc is about eiciI,
miles from Princeton, 1T the town II
Ada a place OF $50 population Onj
of his nearest relatives Is II. II. Shu.
mate, an uncle, Of Ada
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a MAJOR.

ri.iRkSHIEG. ". Va. March -
Major e y. U$b"rn. al ClarkShurc. III
~;ru,iur general "f the West Nii%in'a
NATIONAL Suacd. todaE r's:"iv"d ao;:c"
,ll. r." had h>rn commissioned - \
major In tee regular army with aa
a&e'gnrn"u' - 6r,y In the inspector
generals Department vi III" central
army headquarters a. Chicago. II" viii
r.po-. fer iity April -.
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Observation-Disclosures

wANTED-rnI lands Of tho No. 5
Pittsburgh vein. situated IN OH" Of
West Virginia: want 20 hear from Gar.
m,rs or PARTIES who own this coal: /
AGENTS need write. l.. 0. Box SIT
wb,4.lin- W Va, mr.3-let
WANTED-OjG and gas leases In q Eoo1
OIL bearing country: any parties hAv-
Ing property OF this kind and want the
same DEVELOPED may communicate with
Box Wheeling. W Va nlr2S~
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CARD OF THANKS
lard Of Thanks

We wish To thank Rev. BoScl for the
comforting words and the Allen Grove
"ni Pleasant I'LL choir for the beautiful
hymns and music. and also our many
Tor the lovely flowers and for
their Kindness ard sympathy extended
To MS in nur sad bereavement. .
MIR. AND. MRS. JOHN FRAZIER.
q; CHESTER l.. FISHER.
mr-Jn-g
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CEMETERY WORK
?

WORK-Charles +. Senge-
walt. East e9th ST.. National phone
HEY. Wheeling. does tombstone clean
Ing and lettering. Get his prices first
mr-l6-GQS
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FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms.

FOR AENT-Large cheerful room y
IN quiet ncighborhood, SOUTH
side, near Ohio valley General hos
pitaL II one or two gentlemen Will
address Box 1000, care OF ntelH-
geuoer, full particulars will be
n,uan mr29-It
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FOR SALE-Automobiles

WE BUY AND SELL secondhand auto
,rnb,Irs, carburctors. magnctoS. genera
tors. starters. horn coils. lamps. springs. ,
tires. gears etc. National Auto I:cpalT'
TO-, 1871 Chaplinc ST, "pposit: City
HuiIding. Nail l34o-M. mr-9-.6t
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FOR sALE-sEED POTATOES

rcE SALT--hoico carly Ohio seed
pn;ai"cs. Geo. II. Elm Grove,
n,.II phou,. Tlla-H-+. mr3o-3t
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POULTRY
MISCELLANEOUS
LOST AND FOUND

LoST-Bctwccn 36th St. Wheeling. n
McMcchcn. room sized carpet TUE.
Finder will please notify Coocy Bcntz
either phone. mr-30-i
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D E D

BRADY ON Friday morning. March 20.
i9iH. ut hcr HON" nrar. t!nwhr,iSvIilc.
Va. MILDRED StuT. wife - A.. 5.
I:rady. Sr.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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WANTED-Male Help
WANTED-Salesmen


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. We pay $20g
monthly salary. We offer the mos!
remarkable opportunity ever presented to
clcancuL. clever statesmen . We want
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agents. Salary of 5000 monthly or biz
commission. Want men who nav sold
stock. bonds. goods and life insurance
itcn that gan earn $500 to $1,000 MONTH
~. No sarAples. Nothing TO carry Easy
10 sell and makes money for every buy
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National Bond and Security Co. Denver.
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WANTED-Slicccssful salesman 1t once
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$500 weekly for expenses. Continental
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WANTED-Ncw York stock and BOND
house wants live. local representative
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.Crossman. Sherman & Co, Z Pine St,
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RoEMANN-on Friday. March @aih.
1?iS. at AS O'Clock p. m. At tho iam-
ily residence. Edgcdaln. HENRY j..
.ir.. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J
lI0:mauT. aged ! months.
EmIrrnl nnlIce herraitrr.
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FOB BENT

poz REHr-A few good rooms on the
second and third floors OF the New
tnieilisenccr building 1904 and 1896 Mar
ket street, will be ready for OCCUPANCY
about April l. Apply 7. Boy care In
teiligencer. "-H
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KNBEELY-On Wednesday,. March -,
1918 ~ 1856 o'clock p. m. 1t the resi-
G"ncr ur tn" lat" Mrs. Nancy !. Rob
crts. - Thirty-tIrat street. SARAH j..
hIItFf:ELY. III III" SG;h year Of her
age.
Funeral motto. hereafter.
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WANTED-Female

wANTED-Ladies: $4,000 a week. Start.
ling new hosiery proposition. Guar
antccd for one year. Must wchr |"
months or replaced free. G. w. Noble
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GOVERNMENT wants women. girls.
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notion: common education sufficient.
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mr-29-m
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WANTED-Agents

wANTED--hgtnts. Sell Insect Fan.
Good money-maker. ~Catcrpillars. ants,
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For Sale
Farm For Sale

.? arr.s :tnir.v,d ami on Sn'"t na'ar-
nr-i.~G -,ah. Gn;y "ne mil" from IN"
,ar l,r>. ,ir..py,t i"ys ROLLING. li"ua"
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WANTED. representative to sell hiSh
class oil stock in company p~rouucli;S.
NiII he dividend paying soon. Liberal
Address Radiant Gas u
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vrr Colo mr-%r-S
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1oG investment Inquire No. zoe S"ith
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Notice to Creditors

In United States Commissioners Court in and for Cordova Precinct Territory of Alaska Un Probate).- In the matter of the Estate of Orazio Salvini, deceased.
 Notice is hereby given by the un- dersigned administrator of the estate of Orazio Salvini. deceased, to the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to present the same, with the necessary vouchers. within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice. to the administrator at his place of business in Cordova, terri tory of Alaska, the same being the place for the transaction of said estate. CHARLES MULLINER,
 Administrator.
 Date of first publication, August 3l, 1918 w-4t
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Times if you want resuNs.
NOTICE AND ORDERING. 1784-A

In the District Court of the United
 States for the Territory of Alaska,
 Division No. 1-Territory of Alaska,
 plaintiff, vs. Estate of A. B. Cooper
 deceased, and w. k. Shepard. ad
 ministrator of the Estate of A. B.
 Cooper, deceased, defendants.
 Whereas, the attorney general of the territory of Alaska has filed an information in the above-entitled cause alleging that A B. Cooper died intestate on or about the 2Sth day of November, 1916, at Sitka, Alaska, leaving an estate consisting of certain real estate situated in the towns of Cordova and Chitina. in the Third division of Alaska, of the value of seven hundred fifty ($750.00) dollars and of certain personal property of the value of $6025, and of certain moneys amounting to the sum of s2S339, and further alleging that said estate has escheated to the territory of Alaska; and
 Whereas, said information prays that said estate be adjudged to be the property of the territory of Alaska:
 Now, therefore, 1t Is ordered that all persons interested in the said estate be and appear before the above entitled court at Juneau. Alaska, on the 18th day of January. 1919, and show cause. if any they have, why the title to the said estate. money and property should not vest in the territory of Alaska, the plaintif herein.
 And 1t is further ordered that this notice and order be published for six consecutive weeks from the date hereof in the Cordova Daily Times, newspaper of general circulation pub lished in Cordova, Alaska.
 Dated this 2Sth day of September, 1918. ROBERT w. JENNINGS,
 District Judge.
 First publication, Oct. 2, 1918.
 Last publication. Nov, 12, 1918.
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WHOM WILL YOU ELECT?

The day of the election draws near, and candidates are all campaigning.
 Although neither of the would be delegates has been able to visit Me. Carthy, we have read their speeches given at various places in Alaska, and should be able to draw our own con- clusions.
 Attorney General Grigsby, in his speech here last Friday evening, made clear great many facts which had not been understood by q number of voters, facts which were all to the credit of the Democratic party and its nominee, MT Charles A. Sulzer.- Mccarthy News.
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The Douqhboy's Retort.

ne OouSnpoyS NetoTt.
 Say" said a captured German of ficer, you Yankees are devil dogs. You fight all the time."
 Mister" replied his Yankee captor, you don't suppose we came three thousand miles to get licked, do you?" Detroit Free Press.