davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode., 1918-07-19

lllh uOSeSeL Hast poJiio Ni"'N'
London. - OgrOmna moe anne
riSkih Get je ojacila Francoze
vzhodnO cd Rheims. Poluradna
vest IL fronte pOroCa "neprestanI
dOhOdi AmericanOv 50 zmanJSah
nejednako SOramerje Get.
s fTancosko armada. - ltaliJa-
nj so sinoGi podvzeli hud napad
prot Nemcem Severno Od reke
Malme pri POurcy, potem lo so Sc
Nemci zaganjali prot MIN Skozl
cell dan. Nemci SO bill potiSnJen
nazaj V dolino reke Ardre hudim
SunkOm ItalijanOv.
u ameriSko armada Franciji.
- NemSke Gete, katere so prodr-
lie Gez rekO MarmO JUNO oct Dor
mans, 50 V nevarnOSti popolnega
unicenja, kot poSledica protinapa-
da ameriSkih Get sodelujOcih 4
Francozi. PotiSnili so Nemce ma
zai 5000 jardov in tako izpoStavi-
Ii mostove Gcz reko Marne topni-
Skemu ognju zaveznikOv.
Ma cell bojni crti oh reki Malme
diviajo vroGi topniSki dvoboji, tu-
intam Sc tudi nadaljujejo infante-
rijski boji. Vzhodno oct Chateau
Thierry razSaja grozna bitka. Tu
50 Americani potisnili Nemce na
mnogih krajih nazai cez reko
Marne.
Poroca Sc tudi o podaljSanju a.
meriSke bOjne frOnte do Obramb
vzhodnO od Rheims, kjer napadaJO
Nemci na vso moe.
V Rheims sektorju so bill Ame-
ricam najvec vposleni prOti Jugu,
kier so zauStavili Nemce pi Plu-
nay V najbolj krvavi bitki nemske
pete OfenZive.
Ma Stiri mile dolgi 'front.' juz-
no od DOrmanS so ameriSke III
francosEe Gete pridobile najvecJe
ltspehe V zadnjih Stiriindvajsetih
urah. Tukaj so Nemci, torek po
vspeSnem pritiSku prekoracili re-
Ilo in Sc ustanovili ia 'front.', kate
ra jim je dopustila povcIjevati
dvanajst mill dolgi crti IA franco
sIlo-ameriSki strani reke. Ameri-
$ko-francoski protinapad sc je
priceI V sredo dopoldne in proti
veGeru so bile nemSke vrste potts
njene nazaj skoro dive milf ravno
na jugu od DormanS.
Americani zanjejo velikanSko
hvalo od francoSkih, angleskih i'll
italiiansbih castnikov. ,Prestali so
pet hudih ncmSkih napadov prl
Prunay, juznovzhodno oct Rheims
in potisnili Sovraznika nazaJ V Er-
vavem pOrazu.
Med Chateau Thielry in Mare
uil-de-Port, SeStnajst mill proti Ju-
govzhodu, so Americani dOprineSll
Gudeza, Strli 50 napad Ia napadom
| ter utrdili svoje linije ma stroske
| TeutOnOv.
Neuradna kritika, nekega fran
, coskega visokega castnika, Sc gIa-
81:
"Hrabrost bojujocih Sc Ameri-
Ganov je mad 'vSe hvale vredna. Il
svojo sposobnostjo, he samo O.
fenzivi, marvec V hitrih in hrabrlh
protinapadih, so vzbudili velikl
Wis svojih zaveznikov. Ma drugl
strani, pa priznavajo tudi voJni u
ietniki moe ameriSke move arma-
de, katero je pokazala zadnJlh
bOiih." "
Preiskava vojnih ujetnikov vie
tin zadnjih bojih ie dognala, Ga
morala Nemcev Sc nj nikdar tako
Glas svobode., 1918-07-19

nadaljuje Severno od ReWl III '
Bois du ROi, katerega so Nemcl
prodrli. tOda naSe cete Sc hrabro
branijO.
Gozd pri Courton je bill tudi pri-
zor hudih spopadov. Sovramlk Je
obdrzal bojno Grto zapadno oct
Nanteuil la FoSSe.
Pourcy, objektiva simega napa-
da, kateri Sc je veckrat ponovlI,
MISC mogli doseci Nemci. Hraber
protinapad italijanskih Get, je po-
tisnil sovraznika nazaj V doIino
Arde. Stevilna trupla sovraznika
pred naSimi linijami pricajo o tez-
kin izgubah, katere je utrpel mas
naSprotnik.
Situacija V Vrigney i'll juznoza-
padno od Rheims je neSpremenJe-
Ia.
Vzhodno od Rheims Smo Strh
Sovraznikoy napad med Beaumont
sur-Vesles III Sillery. NaSe pozici-
ie I'D cell Champagne 'front.' 50 O.
stale nedotatnjene.
Berlin. - Bitka sc nj pOnOvila
do vecera. Zajeli smo ujetnike prl
ogledovamih Spopadih jugozahod-
no cd Ypres. JUNO in zapadno oct
Hebuterne je Sovraznik obnovll
svoie napade, vendar pa nj dose
gel nikakega vSpeha.
Yprizorjeni 50 bill tudi lokalni
napadi V Savieres Okraju in "a
padno od Chateau Thierry.
.Jugovzhodno od Courtemont
ma 'front.' reke Marne, zapadnO od
Chateau Thierry) smo napredova-
Ii do Surmelin sekcije. SOvraznlk
je vprizoril slim protinapad O.
gromnimi cetami prOti naSi 'front.'
ma iuznem bregu reke Marine. -
Niegov napad je bill Strt pred ma
So Grto velikanSkimi izgubaml.
Pc vroGem boju na Severnem
bregu reke Marine smO povecall V
prvem dnevu zavzetO OzemlJe. NO
smo odbii francOSke protlnapade,
smo potiSnili Sovraznika do viSin
sevemo od Ventenil in 81 izvoJe-
vail naSo pot skozi BoiS Gle Rode
nat.
Ma obeh Straneh Ardre SmO po-
tisnili sovraznika nazaj na pogor-
je pri Rheims, med Mantenal IN
Severno cd POUOy.
Situacija vzhOdnO od Rheims Je
neizpramenjena. Sovraznikovo cr-
10 smo obstreljevali hudim top
niSllim ogujem, kakor tudi utrdlll
naSe pozicije na RimSki cestl III
Suippes. Severozapadno od MaSSl-
ges smo zaSedli nckaj utrjenlh VI
Sin.
Stevilo ujetnikov je naraStIo do
$4,000. Sedemintrireset Sovraml-
llovih letal in diva balona smo wee
raj uniGili mad bOjnem polJem.
Washington. - Vojni urad Je
naznanil danes ma podlagi porocll
Gen. PerShing, da so Sc Sovrazm-
kovi napadi, SkuSajOci predretl a
meriSko crto pri Vaux izjalovili IN
pOtrjuie caSniSkO pOrOcilo, da so
AmeriGani zasedi juzni breg reke
Marne.
"Na sektorju reke Marine so ma
Sc Gete pribojevale popOlno "a
vzetje juznega brega reke. Seve-
rOzahodno cd Chateau Thierry Je
DOnovil vceraj sovraznik svoje ma
meme prej$njega dneva. da bi pre-
6rl na5o bojno vrStO pri Vaux. =
Njegov napad je bill popolnoma
strt po naSem infanterijskem in
Glas svobode., 1918-07-19
PROFESSOR MCCORMICK
UMRL.

Bloomington, Ill. Professor
Henry Mccormick, podpredsednik
Illinois State Normal University V
tukajsnjem mestu, in skozi stiri-
deset let clan fakultete ter slavni
izobrazevatelj V drz. Illinois, je u
mrl danes enainOsemdesetem le-
IT, StarOSti
Glas svobode., 1918-07-19
VPRASANJE PROHIB1CIJE
ODLOzENO.

Washington, D. c. - Senat Sc
ie soglasno zdruzil, ola vzame Bone
Dry prohibicije predlogo ma dnev-
nj red sele po poGitnicah, katere
bodo trajale najbrz do 26. avgu-
sta. Suhaci so 81 na ia nacin prl-
dobili casa, kar bode sIoro gotovo
Nth delovanju dosti pomagalo.
Glas svobode., 1918-07-19
IL PROHIBICIOEISTICNE
DRZAVE.

Wheeling, w. Va. = j. Walter
Been, namestnik prohibicioniSke-
ga komisarji, pravi ,da Sc je zga-
'nje pOdrazilo ma $14 kvort.
Liudje ga vSeeno kupujejo in
piiejo, ceprav ina cenO kOt zlatO.
Glas svobode., 1918-07-19
Skrajsani podath evropeJske vol
ne in najnovejSa Vojna
poroGila.

NaivaznejSa novica danaSnJega
dneva je porocilo, da so francoSke
in ameriSke tete pricele 4 veIiko
ofenzivO ma petintrideSet mill dol
gi 'front.' med rekama Aisno III
Marno. Vest javlja, da so na neka-
terih tockah napredovai skoro
dive milf. Zaieli so tudi mnogo
ujetnikOv.
Fronta, zavzemajOca OzemIje
novega zavezniSkega napada, Je
zapadno koleno griGev, kjer 50
Nemci priceli 4 napadom Y upa-
niu, dOseGi rekd MarnO V Chateau
Theirry OzemIju. Ia Sc razteza od
Fontenery, kateri lez zahOdno od
Scissors na Severnem bregu reke
Aisne pa do Sorazmernega kroga
Belleau gozda SeverOzahOdno Od
Chateau Thierry, Gozd je bill zajet
od ameriSkih Get lokalni Operaci-
j pred dvem ali trenli tedni.
Sedanja nemSka ofenziva Sc je
priGela ravno oh meji novega "a
vezniSkega napada.
London, July Is. - FrancoSke
Gete ma 'front.' Marine 50 zaVzeIe
MointooiSin, Cheney-le-Relne III
virine odprte proti zapadu Ma re-
ko Marne, glaSom danaSnjega po-
roGila Central News IL frOnte. PO-'
roGilo tudi dOdava, da so Nemci
nekOliko napredOvali SeyernO oct
St. Agnau.
Paris. - Cetrti dan nemSke O.
fenzive na Marne-Champagne
'front.' Sc je pricel krvavim To-
kalnim bojevanjem V razlicmh
sektOrjih.
Nemci so sicer nekoliko napre-
. doval sredo, tOda zgubih so We
likansko Stevilo vojakOv in mora
Ii prenesti slime protinapade fran
coskih, ameri$kih in itaLijanSklh
Get.
Danes je pozitivno dokazano, da
so zavezniki mali o nemSkih naCr-
tih ter bill popolnoma pripravIJe-
nj.
Dasiravno so Nemci napadH Z
velikansko maSo mOStva, so ven
dar pray malo napredovah in to
ma osamlienem sektorju. Ma no.
benem mestu nj bila bojna 6rta "a
veznikov nevarmo upOgnjena,
Vojna Sc je nadaljevala Vso
svoio grozotO. JUNO cd Marine IN
zabodno cd Rheims 50 Nemci po-
dvojili svoje moci, katere pa 50 b.
Ie odbite, udarec IA udarcem oct
francoskih-ameriSkih in italiJan-
skin zaveznikOv.
Paris. - Bitka Sc nadaljuje Z
vso krutOstjo na cell 'front.'. IA
padno cd mesta Rheims SovraznlN
nj mogel napredovati, dasiravno Je
napel vse svoje moci. NaSe cete so
zaustavile syoio hrabrostjo IN
protinapadi, napredWoc IN uni
kaioG Sc, vse napade SovrazmEa'
JUNO od reke Marne Sc DltNa
nadaljuje ma drevjem poraSeen1h
griGih severno od st. Agnan IN La
.Chapelle MOnthOdOn. ' zelO nav
duSenem hrabrem bOju SevernO od
Comblizy and Festiguy Sc je nam
posreGilo zadrzati sOvraznikav ]u-
znem predmestju Bouquigny III
Chataignieres. Vzhodno cd Oeuit
" so Sc Nemci ustanOvili ' Mont
vOlSin.
Glas svobode., 1918-07-19
Amerisko-F -Francoska proti- -ofenziva.

Chicago
Franeo in Amerieani hudem navau da resio Rheims
Nanad ma "Yanlee's pri Val1x-u strt.
AMERsKE
Ner1ci porazeni novh napad1h
The Wahpeton times., 1918-09-05

Bertha Mikkelson and Theodore
Martinson Of Walcott and Mrs. Berg
man and children called at the Chas
Hanson home on Monday.
Misses Helene and Doris Burnson
returned Tuesday from several days
visit at Fergus Falls.
Superintendent and Mrs. Hanson
visited in the vicinity Of Christine on
Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. Bessie and her young son who
have spent tho summer months % the
guests Of the Fligelman family, leit
Wednesday for their New York home:
Lacills and Harold Myhra left on
Wednesday for . several days visit It
Lidgsrwood.
Mis- Jameson has accepted . posi-
tioa with the Gregg Shorthand School
and sslse. ON. Monday, fof, Chicago. te
tlllks ~ hsrqhsw, ,esttsi. :. ,
4. ". Fairbank. Manager Of The
TstSbhons Company here. has hssn
traastsrrsd- to Crookston, llinn. The
Fxirhank family will b missed byS&As
many friends they have made duyins
their year In Wahpeton.
Mra Lauder returned recently from
= visit with her son. 1t. Max Lauder.
She found him in the best Of health
and anxious to 90 across.
Mr.. Frank Oliver has been promoted
to Wire Chief and stationed at Minne-
waukon. N. d. He left for his new
location on the 3rd.
The Woman's Literary Club will
hold its first meeting Of the year on
Friday. September 18th, with Mrs. Oh
son as hostess.
The Wahpeton Hospital Society will
meet on Monday afternoon at 2:30
o'clock at the hospital sewing room.
All members are requested to be pre-
sent. Visitors are also welcome.
The Community Canning Kitchen
will be closed after this week as the
school opens next Monday and the stu
dents will occupy the room. No other
suitable location can be found. The
Community Kitchen has beer a Won
derful success. Thousands of cans
of vegetables which would have been
wasted were canned and women have
been taught many things in tue art Of
canning which will be lasting bene-
fit to- them. To the ladies who have
been in charge it has meant many
hours of hard work and much time
sacrificed.
O.J. Olson had an operation perfor-
med on his throat on Monday last. He
is able to be about again and feels re-
lieved to be rid Of his tonsils.
The Lundquist family are leaving
town this week to make their future
home in Minneapolis. They have a
large circle Of friends who regre.
their departure but wish them success
in their new home.
Miss Peters, who has been guest
at the Kinder and Fandel homes, left
for her home in Clear Lake, MINI.
Mrs. H. NJ. Christensen was Fargo
visitor on Friday.
The Burnson family returned To-
their home on Sixth Street on Sunday
last. They have cit, >yed delightful
vacation of thcea months; duration
at Camp Nirvana.
Mrs. Watson has accepted posi-
ton with the J. C.. Penney Company
Store.
The Wahpeton times., 1918-09-05
Games Start This Week

Mr.. and Mrs. Harris and little grand
daughter Lucille motored to Sisseton
to spend Sunday with the Hatch FAM
lily. Lucille remainded there with
her parents. She will be missed by
her many friends here as she was a
great fayorite
! The unsightly appearance of many
of the boulevards about town has made
necessary for t:le civic improvement
committee to request the public thru
our paper to cut down the unsanitary
weeds. Many visitors are coming to
our city during Fair week. They will
Judge our town by its appearance.
Edward Jacobson has been busy
man this week working on the public
ity committee for the -Four tn LSberty
Loan. AS result of his efforts YOU
will find plenty of information regard
ing the Liberty Loan in our city pa
pers
Labor Day was observed here on
, Monday.
Tuesday night brought on frost
and plants left uncovered suffered
slightly.
Mr.. G. L. Harris is experimenting
with a small crop Of sweet potatoes
and is coming out successfn"'- u SC
wonderful how many th:r ~.,.S - >
can produce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin L. Strecte- re-
turned Tuesday from their vacation
trip which was taken in the form of
an extended automobile tour through
Minnesota. Thew especially enjoyed
visiting Duluth and the surrounding
Iron Range country.
They were accompanied ny Mr..
Streeter's brother, VIM. Streeter. u. 5.
Marshal of Chicago, who will remain
for short visit.
Remove blackheads, soften rough
skin, clear the blood, brighten the
eyes, sweeten the whole system.
Nothing helps make a pretty face,
winsome smile, as HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea. Try It tonight. 35c.
Henry Miller & Co.
A fine daughter arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McMicl,ael
Tuesday morning. The mother and
daughter are doing we'll and Ten is
wearing the smile that wont rub off.
Mrs. Walter Worner was hostess to
the GGG Club on Tuesday afternoon
The c. c. Club met several after
moons this week to shell the hcans
raised in their war garden.
Miss Elizabeth Lotzer who is at
tending Aaker's Business College OF
Fargo, visited friends and relatives
here for few days.
Mrs. Florence Reichow of the Globe
Gazette force returned Monday from
st. Paul, where she had been spend
ing her vacation.
The Wahpeton times., 1918-09-05

The Rtchland County premium
books are on hand. II you wish to
have copy call at the County Agents
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Eckes and child
rem accompanied by Mrs. Eckes' sister
Sister Mary Immaculate, motored to
Lidgerwood on Saturday, returning on
Sunday afternoon. While there, they.
were guests Of Mrs. PAIL. !.
Editor Andrews Of tho Richland
County Farmer is attending the Repub
lican State Central Committee meeting
which eonvenes at Bismarck this
week. Mr.. Cameron 10 the Democra-
tic representative from Wahpstoa.
MISS Carrie Masnason,; LETT this
week for 4inot where she he's aeospt.
"a q position With one OF sths.lafgs
.s.ss S..s.as1a s:'>s!.:Apsa ~ = t.at' !'',' :;
T.. NJ. .odsll came up. fron WIli.;aiar.
Nina. fp1 . ssw days visit WITH his
i daughter, :Mfa Joasph Distz., Mrs..
Odsll. who hsd been Waiting hsrs for
the past fortnight returned ~ tAsir
hons With him, .,.>' -" s7.''A y
Mr.. and M.s.> l1.shens sf ced.r: lisp
ids. Iowa, passed through our city
on Monday in their automobile. They
making trip through North Dakota
and Minnesota having in view looking
up new business location.
Miss Pretcher Of Duluth, MINI, is
a week end guest at the home Of her
! cousin, Mrs. John Rischard.
Mr.. James Purdon and daughter.
Florence, came up from Camp Nirva-
ma on Saturday for few days stay in
town.
Mrs. M. c. Osmon left Friday morn
ing for her new home at Buffalo, N. D.
The Osman residence has been leased
by Mr. w. F. Quinn of New Rockford,
who took possession this week.
The Misses Edyth and Florence
Purdon motored to Lisbon Saturday to
visit over Sunday with their brother,
DR.. Cleve Purdon.
The Wahpeton times., 1918-09-05

Miss Sophia Tweto of Abercrombie
had dental work done here last Fri
day.
Mr.. Hill. of Grano, N. D.. has ac-
cepted position as wheat buyer in
one of our local elevators and has
moved his family here. They are
occupying the Oliver residence on
Ninth Street.
The Misses Alvina and Annie
Bradseth returned Tuesday from
their summer vacation which was
spent with relatives in South Dakota.
Messrs. Swenson, Christianson and
Spences, all of Fergus Falls, were bus
mess visitors in our city the forepart
of the week.
DR.. and Mrs. Blocher left Friday for
Los Angeles, California, where the
Doctor will enter work in the SER
vice of Uncle Sam. Mr.. and Mrs.
Blocher have been residents of Wah-
peton for the past two years. Tho
Doctor practice is taken care of by
DR.. f. Grace Taylor of Breckenridge.
DR.. Lorin Hodgson of Breckenridge
is making special study of radiog-
raphy. See his business card else
where in this issue.
Orders given thru the Voves Groc-
cry for Borax and Borax chips can
be filled now.-Call early.
The Swank Building is one left
Rex Shields had narrow escape
this week when he dashed the wrong
direction and President Smiths car
nassed ocer him. The little fellowwas
slightly b, cised and h"d''' f";''"tnned
Mrs. IL. l;cCusker ana. daughter.
Loretta, will return this week from
Iowa. where they have been visiting
during the past month.
Rudolph GILES spent his vacation
at Chicago, returning from there last
week.
Orders given thru the Voves Groc-
ery for Borax and Borax chips can
he filled now.-Call Early.
Prof. Warren, who has been men,
her of Bohymer Kryls famous band
during the summer months, complet-
ed his tour about fortnight ago.
Mrs. Warren Joined him in Chicago
where she was the guest of theKryl
family for the week end.
James Rasmussen is at Minneapolis
visiting relatives and seeing the big
Fair.
Miss Daily and Miss Giles returned
last week from a fortnight's visit In
the Twin cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Jones, and Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert Pfister are visitors
at the Hamlin Fair.
A fine daughter arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas McMichael.
daughter are doing we'll and Tom Is
wearing the smile that won't rub off.
WANTED-Steady man for driver
of laundry wagon. Wahpeton Steam
Laundry. u
FOR RENT have several
houses for rent, good locations, rea-
sonable rents. G. j. Kachelhofer
38tf.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-12-25

Thanks for the poem and letter, L. E. t.
You will all enjoy the following from
Sadie.
Dear AUNT Madgc and our Sister Mutuals
Well, Thank sgiving day OF 1918 bas
come ana gone, aud be thought has come
to me, Whist will happen a year hence or
where shall we be when Thanksgiving
rolls around next year. II is ''ali wise"
that we do not know what the future
may bring us. AS sat down 10 my din
ner with only one son and his son and
daughter, and one daughter and her
daughter. (who, By the way, is Mrs. Laura
Rice. ~ hose Dtcky is across the seasl and
other relatives, we were a merry gather
ing. As lam an old timer, my thoughts
went oack so many years ago when was
a happy little isssie. ] bad TO tell them
about how Thanksgiving wss kept in old
en- times. Our President says il is not
Thanksgiving day nov, II Is Turkey
day bat turkeys are so scarce in this viclu-
ity we have TO make chickens and spare
ribs 90.
NJ parents used to keep large f9cks
of turkeys and geese so when the mondays
came round (it WAS before stoves were
heard oil they would hang a III key or
goose oy a string before a blszlng hard
wood fire with pan to catch the drip
pings ana q Tong handled spoon to haste
with. There were uncles and aunts and
cousins, and W hiIe my mother was getting
the turkey ready for the table and the
plum pudding boiled in bag, my father
concocted eggnog. / know the recipe:
Hot milk, eggs, sugar, nutmeg, q piece
of butter and more or less OF New Eng
land rum. 1t was not like the vile stuff
of later years. but clear a. water. When
my mother was married her fsther gave
her as one OF her wed ding presents
a tray, With a decanter and twelve
long siemmed Wine glasses. She WAS
very choice OF them; only brought
them out on rare occasions. After they
had drank a glass and some OF them
more, they sat down to dinner, and
Billy ana | had to wait.
Would they ever git through dinneFl
There was one old man, W 40 had no rel
atiges, that my parents always invited.
He WIS the pialuest man that ever saw.
Billy would get behind him and double
up his fists and make up faces to maze
me lsugh. This took place many years
ago as 1 related TO my children and grand
children how we lived at home. They
were glad they did not live in these
times. | said we did not have to use
suhstIi utss ana had all tbs sugar we
wanted.
After dinner we had treat of bananas,
oranges, grapes, cakes, candies, nuts. efr,
seng TO US by loving hands from away,
who could not be present. Hope this
will find the sisters we'll and happy.
SADIE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1918-12-25
Wasted HOT Water
is So MUCH COAL
THROWN OUTDOORS

Almost without exception domestic
water is provided in the cities of tie
east by pumping plants which burn
coal.
Therefore. any of the hundred ways
in which we habltually and commonly
WASTE water Is a direct waste Of coal.
SO far as cold water is concerned,
this Is a very small waste indeed, but
it is a much more serious matter whore
hot water IS concerned, the United
States Fuel Administrator points out.
leaky tap on d hot water pipe will
waste several gallons of water-nnd
several pounds of coal-in an hour.
SEE THAT ALL YOUR WATER
PIPES AND FAUCETS ARE WITH
OUT LEAKS.
little careful supervision In the
kitchen will often cut In half the
quantity of hot water used. with an
obvious saving in coal.
Likewise, many of US are spend
thrills when We get into a bathtub
and use two or three times as much
water as necessary for a perfectly
good bath.
Don't let the water run after you
have enough in the tub for bath.
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BLUEHILL.
SPEC


Again If has pleased the Divine Chan
eellor in His wisdom To remove q beloved
brother, William Z. Dodge, thereby break
ing those ties of fraternity and mutual
affection which bind us one to the OF her
Whereas: Our departed brother has
proven true to the highest principles OF
Pythian Knighthood and in thus making
the supreme sacrifice in the laying dow n
OF his life on the altar of freedom and in
defense of his country, he has brought
lasting honor TO the fraternity that he
loved therefore be IL
Resolred: That we do extend 10 the be-
reaved pare nts IN this dark hour of afflic-
ton the heartfelt sympathy OF Keewav-
den lodge, No. IA, Knights of Pythias;
be IL further
Resolred: That our charter and book
of law be draped in black for a period OF
thirty days, and as soon as possible that
memorial service be held in honor OF
his memory.
Resolred: That copy OF these resolu-
tions be sent TO the heTeaved parents, that
copy be spread upon our records and r
copy be forwarded for publication in
The ELLSWORTH AMERICAN.
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EAST FRANKLIN.

5. B. Hubert, who has been emp.oyss
In the Bath shipyards, is at home.
Ralph Condor is home from Haitian
where be has been employed ts e Years
Lieut.. Warren Minton, of Seattle. Wash
is visiting his sister, Mrs. T. Lloyd B.sis.
dell.
John L. Harrison is home frop Rsscw.
where he has been working tu ,sip,
yard,
Harvard Hooper and wife have moved
to waterville, where be is wols Oh The
railroad.
Pvt. Henry woodseme frou camp
Devens, with his wife. is visiting ssr
people here.
T. +. Hooper and wife are home from
East Machias, where they have bean COOK
ing for Il camp crew.
sir. and Mrs. Burns OF Benton Hsrfor.
Mich, aFe with Mrs. Burns daughter,
Mrs. Frank Colgrove, for the winter.
Lieut.. Raymond w. Blaisdeli from Camp
Taylor, Louisville, Ky, and Miss Hszal
NJ. BlRisdell, who is teaching 10 Peter
boro, \. III will spend Christmas week
withitbcir parents here.
Dec. f6. &.
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