davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode., 1918-07-16
MosTIC Sc zRUSIL POD VIA
KOM, DVE OSEBI MRTVI.

Portland, Ore. - Dve osebi so
bill na mestu ubiti, ko Sc je zrusll
mali mostic ma stranski progi ne
Ike tukajsnje zeleznice pod tovor-
MIN vlakom, obstojecim IL petin-
Stirideset tovornih praznih voz.
Glas svobode., 1918-07-16

NItuhO\. L llOll DLll1SNO 1llLttAl'N
ie delavna na macedOnSki 'front.'.
Use kaze, da Sc AngleZ priprav-
Iiajo "a pogOn proti reki USEUm, Z
namenom, da izzenejO BuIgare IL
okraja SeverozahOdnO Od MOnaStl-
IA ter takO zvezejo to fronto I o.
no francOskO-italijanskih Get, s
katero prodirajo proti severn V
Albaniji.
London. - Central News brzo-
iavka IL Amsterdama poroca, ola
,Dmaj naznanja zelo nevarnih IL
porih proslovanskih narodoy.
Stirideset tiSoc vojakov in east
nikov je dezertiralo IL avstriJske
armade OBJ zadnjem hudem porazu
ma reki Plavi glasom koreSponden-
ia IL Zuruecha, tukajSnjemu Daily
News, kateri izjavIia, da je prejel
autentiGne informacije IL nevtral-
nih yirOv.
Nekateri izmed teh so Sc vednO
oborozeni ter Sc SkrivajO V gorah.
Tri tisot dezerterjev je zaprtih V
Budapest.
Vienna. - Uradne veSti avStrij-
Skega vrhovnega vojnega stana
pripoznavaio napredovanje zaTeh-
niSke armade V Albaniii. POroca
Sc tudi o zivahnejem delovanju ma
italijanski 'front.'.
PorOcilO sc glaSi:
"Med Garda jezerom in reko
Adizo je menjajoGi Sc topniSki o.
genj zelo zivahen. Ma benesko gOr,
ski 'front.' Sc je delovanje pOveca-
10. Italijanske baterije so danes
'napadIe brezvspeSno jugOzahodnO
cd Asiago in severno od Monte di
Val Bella. SpOpad ma zahodnih VT,
'huncih dOline oh reki BRENT Sc je
izvojeval naSo korist." "
"V Albaniji prOdra sOvrazniE
nepresledno prOti naSim nOvim II,
trjenim postojankam. V dolini De-
voli smo Odbili francosko kOnjeni-
co.
Amsterdam. - Ceho-sIovaSke
Gete so zavzele mesto Kazan, izliv
reIle Volge ie sedaj pOpolnoma V
njih rokah, ma pOdlagi porocil pre-,
ietih danes.
Mesto Kazan lei V vzhodni Ru,
sill cd trideset do Stirideset mill
Juno med rekama VOlgo in ka'
mo, in $50 mill vzhodno cd MOsk-
We. Ceho-Slovaki so SOvrazniki
nemSko-ruskih BoljSevikov.
London. - NOta je bila pOSlana
ma britiSkO vlado pO Nj. Tchitche-
rinu, prejSnjemu ruskemu zuna,
MENU miniStru, katera zahteva ia
kojSnjo odpoklicanje britiskih Get
IL murmanSkega obrezja. Ia brzo-
javka je dOSla IL Moskve, sedanJe
StOlice ruSke Wade. BritiSke in a.
meriSke Gete, so pc zavzetju Keme
prodirale proti Suroki, podee pred
seboi cete BoljeSevikov.
London. - AmeriSke Gete so BIZ
he izkrcane ma severnem obrezJu
Rusije, glasom brzojavke Central
News IL AmSterdama.
Vest tudi dostavlja, ola so bile
ameriSke cete izkrcane skupno z
britiSkimi ma murmanskem obrez-
i'll. -
Cello murmansko obrezje je "a
sedeno po angleSko-ameriskih ce-
tab.
Washington. = Nine. Botchka-
rOva, poveljnica zenskega ruskega
"bataljona smrti" je prinesla da-
mes svoj poziv "a vojasko pomoc
Glas svobode., 1918-07-16
skrai5ani podatki eVropejske
vojne.

Nemci so pricei vceraj 5 sVojo
mad vse svecano ofenzivo Z ma
padi ma petdeset mill dolgi fran
cosko-ameriSki bojni crti med
Vaux (dve milf zapadno cd Cha
teau Thierry) in Main de MasSl-
ges " Campagne, trideSet mill
yzhodno od meSta Rheims). Neu-
radna porociIa naznanjajo, da so
Nenlci prekoratii reko Marine ma
vec mestih in da so bile francoske
pozicije ma vec krajih nazaj potts
meme kake tri mile. Sovraznik, da
ie zavzel tudi veG vaSi.
Napad Sc je priceI Z hudim bonn
bardiranjem ameriSkih utrdb V O.
kraju Vaux in Jaulgome, Sedem
mill vzhodno od Chateau Thierry.
Nekako OBJ Sesti ui je nemSka IN
fanteriia naskoGila, pOsrecilo Sc j
ie zavzeti vas, toda bill so zopet ma
zaj potiSnjeni V prOtinapadu, ka-
terega so podvzele cete generaIa
Pershinga. AmeriSke tete 81 MISC
samo priborile izgubljenih ponclJ
marveG so prodrle "a cetrtino NIL
lie globoko V sovraznikOvO boJno
6rto in yjele veliko ujetnikoY.
Pozneie pa Sc je izkazaiO, da so
bile te operacije samO nekako Sle-
DO podvzetje, da bi Sc tako Odyr-
Mia pOzornOSt cd pravega nemske-
ga napada ob reki Marine. Po hui
dem topniskem obstreljevanju Y O.
kolici Jaulgome, Sc je Nemcem
posreGilo, zavzeti veG predmoStJl
ma juznem bregu reke Marne III
tudi potisniti Americana nazaJ. -
Toda kot V Vough spOpadu SO tu-
di tn AmeriGani vprizOrili prOtlna-
pad, osvobodili velikO StevllO Get,
katere so bile zajete ter zadrzah
sovraznika, dOIler Sc MISC SIednJl
umaknili svojim tOpniStvOm, Ma
to pa so Nemci zOpet ObnOvil ma
pad in V drugiG so sc morale una
knit ameriSke Gete. POzna vest po-
roea. da Sc AmeriGani pripravlJa-
10 "a nov protinapad. FrancoSkl
voini stan poroGa V danaSnJem
poldanskem Obvestilu, da cete ge-
nerala Petrainta energicnO zadr-
zuiejo vse sovraznikove navale OBJ
bojni Grti prot vzhOdu. Med Pru-
nav in acknowledgements, V
razdalii kalzih % mill, vzhOdnO cd
mesta Rheims Sc yroGi boji NADIA
ljujejo.
Ma ostai zapadni 'front.' III nj
kakih posebnih operacij in zadnja
poroGila britiSkega in francoSke-
GA voinega urada porocajo lie o
vpadih in menjajocem Sc topniSke-
mu Ognju.
Ruska situacija pOstaja glasom
zadnjih pOrocn 6imdalje bolj vaz-
Ma. Neuradne vesti naznanJaJo, ola
so britiSke cete, katere so bile IL
krcane V Zadnjem Gasu na muir
manskem Obrezju, prOdrle 300
mill proti Petrogradu in zaSedLe
mesto Ken, lezece oh murmanSki
zeleznici. POrOGalO sc Je namrec
proti koncu zadnjega tedna, ola so
bile poslane precej obilne britiSke
cete V pomoG zavezniSkim cetam V
murmanskem Okraju. Dodatne brl-
tiske cete so bile tudi pOSlane ma
pomoG zavezniSkim OddelkOm IL
Brcanim VladivOStOku, ola SOde-
luieio Ceho-Slovaki. Siri Sc tudi
glas, da prodira nemSkO-finska ar
mada prot murmanski zeleznicl IL
Finske.
V Albaniji so F'rancOzi prodrll
nadaljne stiri mile V DevOi doll
nj ter zavzeli vaSicO Marta, gric
st. 500 in veG drugih vaznih po-
stoiank. PoroGila IL Rima in Pari-
"a poro6ajo, da Sc Ofenziva NADIA
Glas svobode., 1918-07-16
POZIV SLOVENCEM IN SLO-
VANOM V MILWAUKEE,
IN OKOLICI.


med napredne naSelbine. Z vSo pO-
zornostjo Sledi tekocim dogodkom
sedanjega velikega in usodnega
casa. Pa tudi jugoslovanskega gi-
banja ne prezira, nego posveca v
polni meri svoje bdenje temu vele-
koristnemu pokretu. Zato Sc je kaj
rada odzvala, ko so prisli razni jul
goslovanski govOrniki V naSo Sre-
do ter povabili Slovence ma svoje
shode. Bio jih je vec, in vsak IL
med njih je priporOCal svOje sire
mljenje "a najboljSe. Slovenski
Milwaucanje so previdni pa so do
bro premislili, preden so Sc odlo-
eli. In odlocili so Sc topot "a maj
boljSe, odlocili so Sc "a plemenitO
idejo, ki jo razSirja in cedaljebolj
uveljavlja med nasim narodom
Slovensko Republicansko Zdruze-
ME, ter ustanOvili pOdruznico raw
nOkar omenjene organizacije.
Ia milwauSka podruznica S. r.
u. naznanja vsem rojakom, da pri-
redi v nedeljo dine 81. julia, svoj
prvi letni pilnik ma Kusljanovi
farmi. Program je sila bogat in "a
nimiv. kdor Sc bo hotel poizkusiti
V polzji hoji ter tekmovati svo-
jimi polzi vreci, bo incl takSno
priliko nedeljo. &c bo kdo hotel
dognati svojo izurjenost V strelja-
nju, bo to lahko storil ma naSem
piknilu. Tudi sreco bo lahko vsa-
kdo, Xxi Sc Vdelezi naSega piknika,
poizkusil ter Sc pridruzil tistim,
lxi bOdo vlekli "macko zaklju".
Kogar bodo srbele pete, Sc DO lah-
ko zavrtil svojo izvoljenkO. Sal
bo igrala izvrstna godba celO-pO-
poldne in eel vecer. LaGnim zelod-
Gem bo dodobra ustrezeno 2 dobri-
mi kracami, gnjatmi in pravimi
kranjskimi klobasami. Otroci bO-
do imeli tudi vsakrsno veSelje. f.
nj bodo lahko "bili lonec", drugi
Sc bodo lahko poizkusili V pleza-
nju ia vrtecem Sc valarju it'd. Use
pa, XII Sc MISC culi gOvornika IL
Chicago, bo gotovo nadvse zani-
malo, ce jim lie danes povem, da
pride ia IL Chicago, ali pa ce to
ne bo mogoce, bo nastopil drugi
rojak, ki ga tudi Sc niste slisali
govoriti V Milwaukee. Nadalje
sem tudi izvedel, da DO donela slo-
venska pesem nedeljo ma KuS-
ljanovi farmi. Vec pevskih dru-
Stew nam je obljubilo nastopiti ma
naSem pillniku ter zapeti po par
krasnih slovenskih pesmi. In Sc
mnogo drugega bo na programu,
cesar pa "a danes Sc he Smem IL
dati. i
Mas piknik sc pricne OBJ devetih
zjutraj ter traja, dol1ler bodo no
tell vdelezniki.
Ma prvi ave. in National Ave,
bodo na razpolago avtomoblll, kl
Sc jih bo lahko posluzil ia ali oni,
ce ne bo. hotel cakati ma karo, kl
| vozi po prvi Ave. in naprej do
Ra son ave. Station. Tam izsto-
pite, in pred vami stoji Kusljano-
va hiSa in farma, koder bo mas pix
mix. Kare vozijo OBJ osmih, desc
tih, dvanajstih, oh dveh, stirih,
sestih it'd. Nikar ne vzemite kare
Milwaukee-C Chicago Limited, nego
Milwaukee, Chicago Local.
Ker upamo, da je vsa naSa ma
selbina "a idejo S. R. H., pricaku-
iemo velikanske vdelezbe. Seve pa
vabimo tudi vse rojake IL milwau-
Ske okolice, kajti tudi ii so zago-
tovo vneti "a napredek in uspeva-
ME naSe plemenite organizaclJe.
Kdor hoce torej euti dobrega
govornika, posluSati mill glas slo-
venske pesmi, Sc dobro zabavati v
svezem zraku in krasni okolici, maj
ne pozabi priti ma mas piknik pri-
hodnjo nedeljo. Tudi vsi ostali
Jugoslovani so nam dobrodosli.
Glas svobode., 1918-07-16
KONTROLO.

kaklml StO YSteVSl preceJSnJe Sue
vilo Senatorjev je nagOvarJaIa, da
bi Sc poslalo 100000 ameriSkih vo-
jakov V Rusijo. Ona, da Jih hoce
spremljati ter pOvedati ruskemu
narodu: "Poslali ste po pomoc III
tn Sc Yam pripeljala prijatelje. "
Med dIugim je izjavila, da ako j
zavezniki he pomagajo, bode Ru-
sija izl1rvavela do Smrti, V dvajse-
tin letih bode narod germaniziran,
NemGija pa pripravljena napasti
Ameriko.
Ma vpraSanje senatorial Hitch
cock je odgovorila, da Rusi sc he
bodo zoperstavljali AmeriGanom.
Ma vpraSanje senatorial Tho
mas, da Ii bi hoteli prejeti japon-
Sko pomoG, pa je dejala, "ne V We
likem Stevilu" in samo kot del "a
vezni$ke armade." "
Vladni in diplomaticni krogi so
danes pricakovali vaznih movie
glede ruskega pOlozaja. Upali 50
tudi ola bOde razglaSena V krat-
KEN personalna ameriSka ekono-
micna kOmiSija "a RuSijo.
Te made so opirali ia dejStva,
da so vsa menjajoca Sc posyeto-
vanja med washingtonom in "a
vezniSkimi vladami navideznO "a
Gasno kOnGana. Znano je namrec,
da ina predsednik Wilson popolne
informacije glede mnenj vseh "a
veznikov V rokah, kakor tudi pO-
rocila o najzadnjih dOgodljajih V
Rusiji.
Amsterdam. - Herr Geyer,
nemSki neodvisni socialistiGni de-
putt, je kruto napadel militaristic-
no stranko pri zadnjem zasedanju
drzavnega zbora V Berlinu. Med
drugim Sc je izrazil, da Sc ia VOL
ska nikakor ne vojslIuje obram-
bO, marvel V korist imperializma,
glasOm poroGil IL nemSkega vira.
Socialist je obenem obdolzil
militaristicno stranko, da je vsi-
lila Rusiji kakor tudi Rumuniji
mir S silo".
Port-Au-Prince, Haiti. Z ozirom
ma zakonodajsko moe dodeljeno
ma pOdlagi konstitucije je drzavni
zbor republike Haiti danes napo-
vedal vojno Nemciji.
Washington. - Govornik Clark
je danes malo po dvanajsti url
'podpisal resolucijO ticoco Sc kon-
'trole brzojavov, takoj pO molitvl
in prebranju hiSnega reda danes
popoldne V zbOrnici.
Pritakuje Sc, da bOde prejel
'predsednik to resolucijo V podpis
pozno danes ali pa jutri.
Kontrola pod vladimir obratova-
MEM brzojayne sluzbe bode maj
brze preneSena na postnouradnl
oddelek. Veliko je spekulacije, da
Ii hoGe vlada poviSati ceno brzo-
javov.
Italijanski glavni vojni stan. -
Avstrijski vojni vjetnilIi potrju-
jejo porocila, da prodajajo pleme-
nitaSi ma CeSkem in MoravSkem
svoia posestva, ker Sc boie revo-
lucije.
Grof Cernin, prejsnji avstrijski
zunanji minister, je prodal vsa
svoia ma CeSkem lezeca posestva
"a tri milione kron neki agrikul-
turni banki.
Tudi prejSnji premir grof Hen
ry Clam Maritime Sc je izrazil ma
Dunaju, da bode skoraj gotovo ma
stala revoluciia ma Moravskem in
je radi tega dial ma prodaj vsa svo-
ia tamoSnja posestva.
Glas svobode., 1918-07-16
100000 avstrijskih vojakov dezertiralo
emci SO priCei noVo ofenziVo.


zoJAVNo
Evening journal., 1918-07-15
WOOD


SURVEYORS STAKES, LUMBER. 8 TT
- long chunk, klndling, bundle, bag wood
Nixon Kindling Wood Co. Scott and Shall.
cross Ave. June21-1m
Evening journal., 1918-07-15
"CGAAz/N0V1 %

Ocean Ave, near Beach. Ocean View
Rooms with running water and private
bath. Reasonable rates Capacity 200.
MRS. J. STOREY.
Evening journal., 1918-07-15
CUSTOM CORsFTs,

DON'T MAKE A MISTAKE BY WEAR
~ ing ill-httins corssts and brassieres.
Have them custom made for comfort
style and general wear See Helen NJ
White, No. 3O6 W. 10th St junef-fvr
Evening journal., 1918-07-15
STORAGE.
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.

The fault Of the people OF this birth.
date is their great love OF money. moi
for the sake Of what it can get fol
them or the good 1t might do for 9th
ers, but love OF it for It's own sake.
The nature is proud, fond Of all the
good things Of life, ambitious. ener-
getlc, and usually successful.
The will is strong even 20 stubbor-
ness, but under criticism this person
will abandon the most cherished plan
and become very despondent. Under
the influence OF a happy, appreciatlye
mind, this person will be able TO ac.
complish what others feel to be i'm
possible. This person must be ex-
ceeding careful In marriage to select,
one whose tastes and ideals are sim
liar to his own.
Venus is the planet in power and
Cancer is the birthsign.
Teamsters and drivers may be found
by advertising in the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1918-07-15

"ATCHNAN wANTED-APPLY DIA-
mond Ice and Coal Co. over Third
Street Bridge. iyI2-6t
Evening journal., 1918-07-15

Transfers and drivers may be found
by advertising in the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1918-07-15

7 UCY II. HITCHCOCK, A. M. GRADU-
~ ate Masseuse. Relieves tired feet
neuritis. rheumatism. No. 900 Adams ST.
Phone 1507-J. apri5-1vr
Evening journal., 1918-07-15
uELr wANTED-MALE.

TvHAUFFEUR. PREFERABLY col
ored; reference required. No 923
market 81. jy13-3t.
Evening journal., 1918-07-15
DETECTIVE AGENCY

WHEN YOU NEED DETECTIVE SER
W vice. see Balascio Detective Agency.
No. Sl3 Market St. Evidence secured in a.
voree, criminal and legal cases Phone
2zIe-N apr10-1yr.
Evening journal., 1918-07-15
RUGSIll
PUBLIC SALE.


CONSTABLE SALE 80 FURNITURE.
- CARPETS. RUGS, ETC, WILL BE
SOLD AT STlDHAM & SONS AUCTION
STORE, NO. Ill +. FOURTH ST, WE'D
NESDAY, JULY II. 1918, AT 10 O'CLOCK
A. NJ, SHARP
Brass Beds, Ennmeled Beds, Dressers,
Chi1oniers, LivingroOm Suite. Pictures,
Diningroom Suite, Carpets, Rugs, Mat
tresses. Cook Stove, Room Stove, Sewing
Machine, Chairs. Rockers, Tables. Dishes,
Cooking Articles, Organ, Sideboard, 10
gallon Hayoline Oil, Mating and many
other articles. 100000 restaurant tickets.
I. c. JONES, Constable
sTIDHAM & son, Aucts. jy15-2t.
DUBLIC sALE-HIGH GRADE FURNI-
a TURE, RUGS, BEDDING, HOUSE
HOLD GOODS, WILL BE SOLD AT
STIDHAM & SONS AUCTION STORE,
NO Ill T.. FOURTH ST. FRIDAY, JULY
10. 1918 AT 1 O'CLOCK 2. NJ. SHARP.
Mahogany Bedroom Suite. CHARTERED
Oak Diningroom Suite complete, Daven-
cite, Mahogany Livingroom Suite, In
leather, Davenport Suite, Oak Couch,
Brass Beds, Enameled Beds, Felt Mat
treses, American Walnut Bedroom
Suite, Odd Dressers and Chiffon
iers, Chairs, Rockers, Bedding, sheets,
Pillow Cases, Bed Spreads, Table Liuen,
Pictures, several fine Rugs, 9x12. s2x1O g..
6x9, Administer, Wilton, Body Brussels and
Tapestries; Mating Rugs, Crex Rugs
Everything will be sold to the highest
sTIDHAM & son.
Jyi5-1G-1s Auctioneers.
Evening journal., 1918-07-15
SPECIALISTS.

7 AIDES AND GENTLEMEN OF Will
II mington. II you are suffering with any
ailments such as rheumatism, paralytic
lameness, diabetes, stomach trouble. etc
where medical aid hns failed Madam Bro
hammer wants to see you. l win not nc
street. may13-1yr
Evening journal., 1918-07-15
LEGAL NOTICES

.S>~HS>~~~e~--~-~--~---s>->~~
I EGAL N0TICE-THE FIRM OF KEN
- nard 4 Company consisting Of Wal
lace NJ kennard and Frances kennard has
been this day dissolved as a result Of sale
OF It's stock OF merchandise and good will
TO James NJ. Rodgers, Of York, Pa, who,
with his associates. will conduct said busi-
as Kennard and Company, Incorporated.
Wilmington, Delaware, July IL, 1918.
jyl2-3t
Evening journal., 1918-07-15
FOR RENT.
CHIROPODIST.
LOUELLA

Tennessee Avenue. Near Beach.
Atlantic City, y. j.
Enlarged and refurnished. Rooms with
private bath and running water Moderate
rates. Bathing from hotel. 10Th season.
L. L. GROOGAN.
Evening journal., 1918-07-15
PRIVATE SALE.
PUBLIC sTENOGRAPHER.

STENOGRAPHIC WORK
During your stenographer's vacation. have
work done by public stenographer. Lobby,
Hotel DUPONT. June20-1yr.
Evening journal., 1918-07-15
Try CLARENDONHOTEI.

Virginia Avenue near Beach.
Capacity 200. Always open. All nodern
improvements. including 100 rooms with
not and cold running water and private
baths. Write for rates and booklet own
ership management. MONROE HUTCHINS.
Evening journal., 1918-07-15
REMOVAL NOTICE.
Dermatoloqist Institution.

lave you any Objectionable feature on
your facey Is your nose misshapen in
any wayf Do your cheeks sag7 Have
you bagginess over or under your eyesT
Are your cheeks hollow Have you freck-
les o. mOles or other discolOration OF the
skim Can be remedied promptly by our
painless method. DR.. Holden, Room COZ
Equitable Bldg. Hours o 70 G and to 0.
Phone 11Si .... apr1s-1yr
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1918-05-03
NORTH GROsVENORDALE

Miss Ella Herrick of West Thomp-
sen spent the weekend with her
mother in Nestfeld, Mass
Miss Alice Jocelyn Of East Thomp-
son attended the Junior Prom at
Bartlett High school last Thursday
evening.
Frank Morey was in town Saturday
moving his family to Great Barring
ton, where ne Is now teaching under
Mr.. Bellows, principal.
Miss Gladys Smith of Webster, a
former pupil of the Tourtellotte Me
mortal High school. spent one day last
week IN visiting the school
Miss Gertrude Russ spent the week
end with Miss Dorothy Covell both
attending the supper given in the
Hose House Saturday evening for the
War Relief Fund.
Many were disappointed Sunday in
not hearing Miss Adams, an evange-
list, at the Methodist church. She is
suffering from severe attack of
laryngitis, but will preach next Sun
day if able.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1918-05-03
Telephones in Hats.

A New York man. Jesse l.. Spence.
has invented helmet fer the use Of
aviators which not only provides them
with a head covering but Il telephone
as well. Anyone who has ever tried to
taik while in an airpiane knows how
difficult it is, says Popular Science
Monthly.
The loud noise made by the engine
and the high wind pressure makes con
yersation wel!nigh impossible.
The type of helmet invented by Mr..
Spence has pocket which holds
telephone receiver. ear tabs and
fiaring tube leading away from the
pocket which connects with an open
Ing inside of the ear tabs. When two
or more persons are in the airplane
each wears helmet.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1918-05-03
KEEPING THE BOYS STRAIGHT
Funds That Have to Do With the Nor.
ais Of Sammies Boosted by
Travelling Man.

II got glimpse OF the war yester-
day that showed me a few things"
said the drummer with checked
suit and slight limp.
The train was about to leave the
Dearborn street station. in the vesti-
hule Of Pullman stood an aged wom-
an with her soldier son. He held her
in his arms while she Sobbed her heart
out. II was her boy. She had watch
ed over him from his toddling infancy
l know. She had trained him in up
right ways, and she never slept at
night until he was safe at home in his
bed She was proud Of him.
And now he was going away.
And when the train had disappear
ed she said TO companion If the
nation claims him on the field will
Still have his memory. But If they
send him home TO me a moral and
physical wreck
4 didn't hear any more but believe
me, I'm for anything that viii keep
the young fellows straight while they
are away That's why / boost the Y
VI. c. 4. and the recreation fund.-
two brothers in the service and want
EN- to come home decent Aud the
drummer shook his head when some
one asked him to have one" The
resi- of the crowd wondered Indian.
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Encouraged Employees.

The great iron-mining companies on
the shore of Lake Superior encouraged
their men TO plant potatoes on com
pany land. They gave the use of the
land, relates the Youths Companion,
furnished seed free or at cost. and
provided the teams necessary to pre-
pare the ground. In consequence near
~ all of the miners planted gardens,
and most of them raised good crops.
Meanwhile, the companies have built
vegetable banks is. solid CON
crete buildings. proof against frost, in
which each miner has bin. A COM
pany employee is in charge, and deliv-
ers the vegetables on written orders
drawn by the miners as checks are
drawn against bank account.
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POMFRET CENTRE

John Taylor and Alfred Skene left
Tuesday for Camp Devens.
Albert Day, an enlisted man, left
this week to enter the service.
The teachers of the town attended
the union teachers meeting in East
ford on Thursday.
The teachers of Pomfret attended
Eastford, Thursday, May 2
James Davidson was given a sur
prise party at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Potter Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs A. D. Briggs had as
recent guests Mrs. Allie Kenyon, Miss
Mabel Tucker of New Haven and Mr.
and Mrs. 0. A. Hiscock
Raymond Moore, employed by Mr.
Southwick, and who has been called
by the draft. was given a surprise
party by his friends Monday evening
and presented with wrist watch
The patriotic exercises held at the
Center School last Friday afternoon
consisted of patriotic songs, talk on
the community garden question by
Mrs. Viola J. Clark, and a very sym
pathetic an Interesting talk by Mrs
brown, who is also interested in the
Community Garden question.
Many townspeople represented
Pomfret at the War Rally given at
the Methodist church at Eastford last
Saturday evening. Mrs. V. J. Clark
gave two very fine readings, Miss Ada
Stoddard rendered three solos, and H
H. Davenport gave a very interesting
talk on the Liberty Loan This was
Pomfret's pant Of the program. The
rest of the program consisted of the
Liberty Loan dialogue contest and an
address by II T. Burr, of the Will
mantle Normal school Mr.. Burr,
Mrs. Leonard Watson and Mrs. Clark
presented the winners their prizes
which were the same as for the Pom
fret winners.
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NORTH WOODSTOCK

George Deane has bought an auto
truck.
Miss Maude Healey was home for
the weekend.
Miss Mary c. Potter is the guest CT
her brother, c. w. Potter.
Orville Trask of Worcester was the
guest of his parents on Sunday.
Cortland Arnold and wife of Put
nam were visitors in town on Sunday.
Private Ethal Barrett of Fort
Strong was at home for the weekend
A number of ladies from here at
tended a Red Cross conference in
Hartford on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Tatem of East
ford and L. f. Rawson were dinner
guests at c. w. Potter's Sunday.
Mrs. Elmer Corttis entertained
Mrs. Bertha Fowler and son Warren
of Lexington several days last week.
Mrs. Carrie McGregor of Green
witch, R. l., has been visiting relatives
here. Miss Maud Mulligan returned
home with her.
Miss Mary +. Potter came home for
the weekend to bring her aunt, Mss
Mary A. Potter, who has been sDepd-
ing the winter in Middletown.
Mr. and Mrs n. D. Skinner and Mr.
and Mrs Lendal Houghton have
started on their journey home from
the south, where they have spent the
winter
Miss Mildred Brown observed Bird
Day in her school last Friday There