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The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10

The World Series is over. Now trot out the Presidential candidates people have time to give them the once
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10

Why should the world be so surprised at Germany's taking the lead in the peace move ment? Surely it must have had quite plenty of war Experience if 1t is rigorous enough, can teach anybody (Indianapols News)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10

Fancy the state of mind of the Honorable Vic Donahey-not knowing whether to be a fourth-term Governor. United States Senator or President of the Nation Cincinnati Enqurer.)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10

Anyway. when the Legionnaires return from Paris the French ought to be able to send a war-debt instalment back with them.-tCincin- noti Enquirer)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10

The center of industry has moved near Chi- [cago, showing that center of industry isn't afraid of anything.-(New York Sun)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10

September deaths from heat in the Middle West hardly bear out the idea that this year is a year without a summer Boston Transcript)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10
Useless Information

The torrid weather may have been fine for the corn in the fields, but it was something else for the corns on the feet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10
Do Your Own Guessing

Do Your own Guessing Docs she know anything about politics?"
 Well, she thinks the Grand Old Party is betting party"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10

Indiana has guhernatorial vacancy in. tA! penitentsary again.. tp6lI11 NeWs.) -
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10

Useless Information Dying is said to be an ancient art, but it's also been habit of man ever since Adams day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10

She Amt So Dumb She's a dumbbell!" Maybe, but she's smart enough to wear smart clothes" M
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10
Rare One

A girl 1 like,
 Is Edna Earl Who dresses to
 Look like a girl.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10
Home Sweet Home

Home sweet Home
 "Whats your wife canning?' Peaches, but l rather suspect it would give her a heap more pleasure to be able to can me-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1927-10-10
Four American Sins.

lGlenn Frank, President of the University c
 Wisconsin. in Chicago News.)
 The average American common wealth betray
Putnam patriot., 1927-08-12
GRILL COMMITTEE 1926
Last Years B. p. o. E. Banquet serv
 CTS on Outing

Nth Ray Hedbury as chauffeur, laz5 y6af# efliI committee. Putnam Lodge of Elks enjoyed belated an nual outing. Wednesday, The party Jeff Putnam for Boston about nine o'clock ju tho morning and returned considerably atzer sunset Those making the trip wore Alfred Gagne, Frank Warren. Leon Talbot, Joseph Gifaca. John Maynard Mark Gallant, \. Watson, and Madbary. \ stop was made for hurried lunch. as none of the party wanted ta be late for the baseball game.
 As always. the committee was in luck. Boston and Philadelphia played a double header and the games were both good ones. SO that the committee fans found plenty to admire and re- member. Following the game the trip home was begun. One of the features of the outing was saved for the last.
 Between Providence and Boston Is a place called Webber's Duck Inn. Here the grill committee ate as fine a dinner as they ever set before any one else. It brought back to Warren the days when he had cafe on Main street. it was so different. IL was
Putnam patriot., 1927-08-12
Former Woodstock and Thomp son Young Man Dives
 Never Comes Up
Funeral Held at East Thompsor
 Thursday Afternoon

MaufrI Blanchard 2i formerly at Wood dstH-. and fhauuzar Naz drown ed in LaEe ChaupIaIH. SuHdag while in bathing at fhe#Iafa OF ~Helb4rHe Point Hrha FoEFaf ont irtl f lake and fa#l from boat + newer came ur The dnr tor who ra .El.f pronounced deH' duo t0 heart atts#s
 Tu boys at whose HHma Bi5HeH was boarding. eaIied for help H6 two boys suaiI. fa swim. were unable 10 render aHg taHee fHr a4E was saaH recovered aHd hraavtf ta shore nhs r.1a and 0tHer for an hour Ir a9 effort ta resu .eltafs Blanchard ETf without avail ter. Mrs Lillian kIehari ai Webster surv5re IT, lea broth CTS Walter af Web ter and tfama Of LeomInster
 Mr Klehar' and Webster under taker vent fa Vermont f5 eIafm t'is body The funeral efie. #a he'f from tha BaHtzt chHreH. Eat Thamn= son. Thursday afternoon followed ha burial H the East Thompson eemez tery.
 The funeral va conducted by Rev Mason Sharpe -tf Webster The bearer were Stanley LeEeIlls Har- old Peterson Raymond Hayhru and Chester Hammond
 Mia ClaFk af Webster saag zIsle
Putnam patriot., 1927-08-12
kENYoNvlLLE IN FLORIDA
Former Woodstoek Man in Busine..
 at West Palm Beach

Joseph Kenyon, formerly of Wood stock. is located in West Palm Beach. Florida, where he is proprietor of "The Kenyoaville, advertised as a High Glass Home letting apart ments and rooms
 Mir Kenyon writes the Patriot that he has a very good friend Rev. Br. Thompson. pastor of the Bethesda By The Sea church Ht Palm Beach. ad- joining the New Breakers hotel and opposite the Royal Poncania hotel. who Is at present guest at the Ben Gr0svenor Inn. Pumfret-
 Mir Kenyon concludes "Palm Beach and Wiudham county are tWo fine places To spend Il vacation. owned the Symands farm in West Woodstock for twelve years Mir. Kenyon is a member of the Masnus. Elk and stl continues biz member ship in lsueI Putnam Lodge. l. O. Q. r.. iu thie rlts
Putnam patriot., 1927-08-12
WEDDING
Rrnu..csn- IleaLlr.aarl


 MHda morning af t# Nt Ha- falda Baauregafd Ha- married r. Ar-
 ard Hrau au af St. aiaE church E=- =4Ht8al ma and ceremony were
 med Hg krv Etr.s BEIirra .a .far.
 htae uH8 rHe of tine na. | .af4Iaf young ladies af tae north end ftHe= t8aH tsa g1aHeai if t-
 back crepe trimmed Wth not and
 h fac6 cut with rTHIT firf EeII eH arranged n cap effect the crown uf orange nIas s9uE HHWeF HHu- g4af liiez and fafa eoHni tad fha olttt and mad H Beaurrgari one af ihe pret'iest bride of fhe ammer aa8-aH=
 The maid af honor the bride taf M BlaHche EealEegaHd. wore a dress of pink nadad EearRette With a large picture hat af the same color ~He carried an arm bouquet Hf pink ra=es fled with huge bow of nadine. Mr Rr1uzeaH Wa- attended hF Lionel isa E8cque. Ii close friend
 Aftar tbe church zersiee a reception was held at the home 8f the bride parfuts. Hr and NFz Joseph Bsaufe- gard can smith street. 4 Assisting the newly y=Wed iH receiving the guests were fhe parents of both parties
 During The early afternoon Mr and Mrs Brous seau loft by automobile for a trip through Vermont and Canada For going away costume Mrs Brous seau wore dress af midnight blue gearRette with matching hat and coat Upon their return they will make thel home for time with Mrs Brnus sseau narnnt..
Putnam patriot., 1927-08-12
OBITUARY
Mrs Armada Dssautels

fN4 tttaA
 Relatives from Putnam attended the funeral of MrH Armada Dezau telF. who dIFd at Ihe Da4 Kimb3l Hospital iast Thursday. where he vas taken from Damclsan Sine Wls Hl but eight daEe The funeral and pa- WeHe held Saturday morning.
 Nf De aHfeiz W tha widow af Joseph De- Huts uha h eeH dead HaaR Felr# EHa W# rrHFl If Sf II0aain He. CaHadl She e#e t4fhe tinted saitA hea husband and .aoteI . Nea Eraflra lHat fe moved ff4m &ea Heafaa sa Putnam where they Hv6d maHE years For lhe pas. faHr Fr }If DeauEe's fa been making her home WIsh Hr md Mr x A BanuaaIla. Daniel son where she Was taken iII
 Nrz BcuutcH leaves The following saHs and daughters J8-gHh fr.. of New Bedford Napoleon and Qmcr oi Putnam. Mrs \ 4 Bonneville Dan. ielsua Mr H F Delude af Boston aai Mir \ Cadieu of Bilocl eauada She also leaves q brother and sis ter. resident at Upton. Canada
Putnam patriot., 1927-08-12
PUTNAM PERSONALS

Mrs. s. Nj. Wheeloek entertained Che Bridge Club of Thompson recent
 Mir. and Mrs. Fred Gagnon, were guests of Worcester friends oH Thurs day
 lame. Mahoney of Grove street spent Thursday with friends ln Rock vile.
 Mis. Rboda Gardner of South Main street f5 visiting this week with her parents iu Stamford
 Miss Sadie spiegleman of Bridge street Was iH Worcester Thursday visiting UifH friends.
 Mrs. David Miller of Main street spent -eqeral days last week with friends lu Worcester
 Mir. and Mrs Nathan Kurtxman of Bridge street are entertaining New York relatives this week
 Mrs Margaret Gahsn and daughter. Mrs. Bernice Delaney. Main street spent Sunday With friends in H eb- ter.
 Max Levine of Chapel street is visiting this week with his daughters, N.sse- Elizabeth and Ruth Levine of &ew York City
 Miss Molina Cagne. Moosup, is visit. ing with her parents. Mir and Mrs Albert Gagne af Green street for the remainder of the summer.
 Misses Janet Mcintyre and Pauline Rawiey are at girls camp at Lake Wiuuipesaukp. N Fl. this being the tIs-H -.44+. Ez,z H .ssz4. rsas4f Hf fba aa ma place.
 Mr. and Mrs. Philip Goldstein of Bridge street spent Sunday the guest 6f Mrs G6idsteiu.s sister and hus- band NIr and Mrs. D. Goldstein of Norwich.
 The Grangers of Putnam, Thomp- son and Woodstock are arranging to hold a joint pienIe at Point Breeze. Webster Lake, Thursday, August IS, afternoon and evening
 Mrs. Myrtiee Barnett of Daniel son, employed in Che Bugbee store, is slowly recovering from her injuries received in her recent automobile ae= cident. She is not yet able ta be up and around.
 Mrs. Peter E. Belair Is entertain ing her mother. Mrs. William Gagnon her aunt. Mrs. L. Plousse. and Mrs. John Crowley and two daughters. Marie and Adelaide. of Boston. Miss Edna Belair. who, with Mrs Gagnom las been visiting in Boston for three weeks. returned w!lh them
 Miss Mildred Torrey has returned from attending the Yale summer school In New Haven While there she was the guest of her brother Robert Torrey of Wallingford.
 Mir. and Mrs Beaudoin, son, AL ferie and two daughters Virginia and Mel0ra are going Co M0ntereaa Quebec aud st. Anne de Beaupre for tHo weeks
Putnam patriot., 1927-08-12
BIC BUSINESS
 REQUIRES COURAGE

Merle TborFs in NatiaHs Basmezs writes
 Much k s8d sf biz business. but iittle uf the hazards undertaken in building a business big l sometimes think thc glors af American business k che courage of it's imagination, it's readiness to take a chance. Which re- minds me
 "A smart alec. riding on a Fifth Ave nue sightseeing bus greatly irritated the other passengers When the guide announced. That is the home of Rockefeller tht knowing one asked so all could hear
 'O John D Rockefeller
 Yes. responded the guide
 \ little further That is the home of Schwah
 'O Charlie Sehwab2'
 Yes. ves. from the guide
 ?" That is the home of Morgan
 '0. J r Murgan2
 Yes. yes
 And SO on. with the passenger sealed directly behind the smar, alec becoming more and more diseusted Finally when the guide pointed ont, The Church of Christ the diseusted eue gaee ehe kneN-it=all q die in the flhz and aId between his teeth
 GeoH. ask him cake a chance
Putnam patriot., 1927-08-12

A tRPLANES are now being used A to determine the amount and 4 \ nature of dust particles floating n the atmosphere. dust particles that nave been blown skyward from the sarth
 nr Herbert II kimhan, United States Weather Bureau meteorologist- aho has been prominent In the news recently because of the data he sup. pud to Lindbefeh, ChamherIln Byrd and other ayiSiors for long distance lights. has been making a speeia. fudy of atmospheric dust
 Ills asufes show that country dus. 8as a.0ea particles io the cubic inch asafba8 ar s90g0 particles and lls.0Ho CT more to ,he cubic nel ol Qty a.f.
Putnam patriot., 1927-08-12
Obey Say

THAT
 This ls to remind you that there iz a city election In December. THAT
 So seems to be getting excited over it. THAT
 Atieazt we can look at the Pats hafrE and Chevrolet. THAT
 The 1927 efill comm stee has some rhmg t9 ia0k forward %. HAT
 >oae 3f the 1926 party ducked Che 4aek. THAT
 A feu more benches would be used iH tarNIi park. THAT
 He#aasa Ha desire to be a Massa- ctase.t governor. THAT
 Waare moi aaiI,g of taking ths rookie picture. THAT
 il past anne ,or ae ham and. THAT
 No member of the Klau has come forward . -ay II with mg littie axe. THAT
 The gun barrel was stuck below the alderman belt.
 W6at fault can goa find gatb tbe weather Hew2 THAT
 Congressman Freeman sand he did a't acb8o=e' to talk. THAT
 He dld THAT
 No one believes this has any zigu4h canoe as to the Presidents frame of mind. THAT
 The wild kitty hasn't been heard from this week. THAT
 The last wild kitty that is reported active was surrounded by deuces wild. THAT
 l. Is time ta begin training the cops to do air traffic aaty. THAT
 Elsewhere in thIs paper 1t says that Capiain Bill iz IF New Haven. THAT
 On fbe street yesterday he denied the rHmar md lated he would help aIt hy going next week. THAT
 Father John there and that stand THAT
 THa klHH membership wasn't very H.IHhIaflE when they did not come forward wlfh a hundred dollar bond THAT
 Anew bridge E being built on Me ehaHIe= fFret THAT
 h cH hardly be called q bridge of slle
Putnam patriot., 1927-08-12
SPEED BOAT RACES SUNDAY
 AT LIONEL AND MAE BEACH

The proprietors of Lionel and Nss Beach en the shores of Moosap Isss have arranged for an unusual at- traction next Sunday Speed boat races are something new for the en- tertainment of the patrons Of this pleasure resort and will provide a thrill for visitors next Sunday. From six to a dozen of the fastest boats from the Rhode Island Yacht club will enter the contests assuring some geed sport. There will be bathing on the fine beach fitted up with float, div. ing board etc.
Putnam patriot., 1927-08-12

Tes@ the airplanes nave shown that ln the morning more dust is found near the ground than in the afternoon and. further that more dust is found near the ground than al a neigh, of from 2000 Co 1000 feet
 Showers. of course. VII reduce ;he number if dust particles and a country breeze Has the same effect
 Ot8e scientists have made various sfalss as to the effect of certain chemicals on laying dust Foremos' af tHaze has been calcium chsafiat. d 0hse and naky chemical which Al fra.ts moisture to itsE.t. sso.kss V#ea e,7ased to gbe ar ana combine e#h as road surface to which is is
Putnam patriot., 1927-08-12
FARMERS FIELD DAY
 VERY SUCCESSFUL
One Hundred Cars In Process sion and Interesting Pro-
 gram Was Given
Fine wes,ber Added to the Enjoy
 meuf

Tho Farmers Association Fiel Dar held .IsaEz5aE aas a4 inspiration to the aerluIurai interests lf Wind ham County
 People came aHa hundred e from aH rar..=af aHa el lHts. and lata- ed the DaE gathering at the different ef interest If "a inspiring fa see the long line of car tnat .tarfa from < 1aastaeE rlt wind ifs #ag through tae beautiful community af East Wa0Gatoek ta Roselaad Park each ear carrying 3 Farmers Association banner.
 The frs stop Wa= made at He farm of L F LlHdeman. Alter MF. Eindeman welcomed the gathering to his farm the proper operations Tor tHz growing af good fruit were eNplainet tgitb The a4a af aa exhibit ef mate rials hv W F D4uoW, fruit 1eciai- fst. ard I DsFI guatF Agent. The orchard bearing a fine crop "as frsraefad and also thinning demon s-ratIon. he apple storage was ln= zneeted ana sgas felt be all fhat thls visif was very instructive.
 Discuss Alfalfa
 Tn. rez= stop was at the farm ef II peeEH1H and after Ar. Peck faHf- address of welcome and de- seriptiop -af che methods used in growing splendid field of alfalfa, U. S Owen. Extension Crop Spe- ciaIist assisted by r. l.. Davis, County Agent. continued the discus. sion with =fa aid If an exhibit of machinery. fertilizer. lime. and other materials ta very interested au- Hence. The people were very much interested n The length of the all falfa reot If the plants which are Ht present fme sixteen months old. 4 hole Waa hug exposing alfalfa roots ar plants sH.s age that extended hke fpet below the surface of the ground The Diary Herd was visited and also the ycgetahIa garden.
 Music 4 furnished during the lunch houf af RaselaHd Park. Al. Iter picnic uaeh which was enjoyed at fhi pi4aaHt spot the following spcakine program was enjoyed
 CEarIU. Brenn. President. Nlnd- hae4 CauHfz Farmers Assaclatlnn1 Maitland N5eo President, Nindham County Haf Association. Frank |. Bavfz. guus Agricultural Agent ' V FlH Director Ex5ens5eh 2r#= xIrs. CaH5H HHaaH The bu5Ing, sf selI#He FHaaat= Janiez NJ Whatleser FH IaHsre8''# les 5ae If ear# zi.5
 r=s.a= fa mauy I#a a#teaaea. +bat bis rlz F#e.d bas Ras tte 6e-t organ ed and ma instructive ef H4#y fbaz# haee been held.
Putnam patriot., 1927-08-12

fine repast, duck, of course. being tbs substance.
 Mr Gallant Was Che only member of the party, we are told. who was fa. yored with a souvenir. He bregeh- home a fine water glass from Rh55s Island While 1t didn't look much 5if ferent from the ordinary glass if Wss the enly souvenir of the grip. and cost only ten cents. full of water at that
Putnam patriot., 1927-08-12
fred Torrey has returned
KENNEDY TO HEAD MOOSE
 OF RI IN BIG PARADE

x Waldo Kennedy District Super visor and District Deputy Supreme Dictator of the Loyal Order of Moose ul tbe World, has received notice of his appointment to be marshal of the Rhode Island division of the parade of the order to be held Friday, August 25. iu Philadelphia. as feature of the thiftyzniuth annual national eonyen- ffRF
Putnam patriot., 1927-08-12
MANFORD BLANCHARD
 DROWNS IN CHAMPLAIN

of Somewhere. There were many beautiful flawers.
 Mr Blanchard was brought up In the family 8f George beane. North Woodst0ck. He also lived H Th4mp- son and f8f short time iii Webster. H- had recently been employed aH aH
 aate au Long Island i Hr e -heib1rua ta pend h. vacation
Putnam patriot., 1927-08-12
FLVvERs INTO POST

Fred Basofot PamIret eat hIs fget tangled HH Is fH- eeaf uf Hrs tigzer nom thc GIN Hotel Tuesday morn ne md thc sAr crashed mtu a Halg near tal H=l-atuuer station eH thr West slde at tH5 -aHu5H Enc tuHt uf fba ear was semeH hat damaEgd
Putnam patriot., 1927-08-12

Sense af smell is worth Sseo nc. cording 10 ease iH Paris where a cook was awarded this amount for the loss of che sense If smell when knocked down by taxi
Putnam patriot., 1927-08-12
SAIL FOR ITALY

Besides Charles Bartolomei and family. " ho sailed last Saturday for Italy on board the Conte Biancanno, was Algelo Bianchi of this city, who is marble cutter for |. NJ. Keith X Son. He will go to Milan, his former home. and will also tour Switzerland. He will be gone over two months
Putnam patriot., 1927-08-12

Dial numbers have been converted into raised characters to enable blind persons to tune-in different stations on the radio receiver.
Putnam patriot., 1927-08-12

Edmund Kean, the noted English actor. valued the opinion of the com. mon people in the pit more highly than that of aristocrats and dramatic critics.
Putnam patriot., 1927-08-12
Air-O-Gas Safety Pressure Stova.

The stove that makes and burns it's own gas. Will givo you Modern Gas Cooking Ser. vice, no matter where vo, live.
 3 Burner with Shelf, Gray
 Enameied $500 Other Models S2s.5O to S7s
Putnam patriot., 1927-08-12

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Putnam patriot., 1927-08-12

COOKING SCALES 25 lbs. by ounces S1.6S With Scoops S19S
Putnam patriot., 1927-08-12

COL-PAC BANNERS 6 Can size S4.00 l2 Can size $500 Wire Racks to fl Wash
 Roller 65c
Putnam patriot., 1927-08-12
Miscellaneous
 FLY FOX

! Pint Bottle with mouth
 spraNer 5o.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-27
With Other Editors
MIR. M'ADOO TURNS PROTECTIONIsT
(New York Herald Tribune) E

his letter Richard editor Of The Manufacturers
protection
economic tariff
based of political the Of political
justified The republican has given
o legislation,
advantages
bracd political tariff the political element removed
the economic advantages would be greater"
protective
WHOLE political vorism making the
country
employment
United
something McAdoo
that only to political that be
sense.
leaning by voring only
tariff of considerable
deprecated platform
partys position o
promote
a support the government"
In shifting opnbn
quit fighting pro-
growing
northwestern
givd protection do
absolutely protected
their protection
protection
political Formerly opostion protection
formidable
willingness economic
protectionist
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-27
League Looks To Us

Ior economic reconstruction
in the international
4
1t Will be interesting watch
much as It will be the first international
whore be represented.
Currency and tariff bearing
maadjustment that exists between European countries
Under berv trading
with reference prohibitions trade limitations
monopozaon the
OF production through subsidies SO forth
subsidiary topic is
the conditions in
which the greater prosperity
that continent which might
Of Europe
It is plain to be seen that the
membership United overlooking
fact that heights prosperity
enjoyed by member the league.
1t apprehended that
large of its inspiration help
this country and that its
canize
1t also be set down
meet competition
sufficient to keep out American
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-27

What would like get at is this How long is going to be
the notion that children unde
napabe How long continue to
clothe feed and
other
should indebted shouldn't be the paren
child brought into existence in spite of
him the best
possibly nothing
kndest the finest education possible
hids benefactor? When fulfls
generosity kindness.
"duty" that children
parents their children
child
houghenes sefshness plain gives
anything training he is able
fa have them de-
things forced
Every
abe und parents.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-27
Foreign oIicy Defined

Ranking as great state opporune
association Monday night will do more to clarity
various International diplomatic
It at challenges
of the stand of the United protection of its nationals
wherever they be.
1t definitely marks foreign policy of the United
states by guaranteeing that the
citizen to the uttermost of the
The presidents address warning Mexico
China Nicaragua and all other
American citizens who business
ringing message on Americanism
In commenting the government relation
to the protection of its nations
supporting the lawful
assuming truculent and attitude"
The president ruculent attitude
is required but that rnness
which country is entitled.
The president agreed property
hand has crept into the velvet department
There is bluff in Cooidges address
1t is as cool and calm is the the
words treatment for
nationals abroad that violates
Americans abroad will with new
pride in their themselves
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-04-27
BY RODNEY BUTCHER
NEA Service Writer

WASHINGTON.--It would be a very
astonishing thing if our president.
sometimes known as "the Good CAL
vin," were found to be developing
a streak of dGviltry.
Probably nothing of tie sort is in
prospect, although every so often
some correspondent feels that he
has discerned a certain change In
the president
No greater unhappiness could be
Inflicted upon the secret service men
who constantly guard Mr.. Coolidge,
and any small indication resembling
frislliness in their charge always
throws them into panic.
Mr. Coolidge attended a baseball
game the other day. 1t was the
ilrst game of the season and there
was huge mob of customers to see
the hired hands of two baseball COM
ranes determine whether there
would be JOY in Washington or Bos-
ton that night.
The supposition was that Mr.. Cool.
idge accompanied by his charming
better half, had come merely to
throw the first ball onto the field
q job which some serious minded
persons might hardly be expected to
regard as other than Z darned
nuisance The photographers agreed
that the ball throwing was a com
lcte success.
The presidents form defed crit
icism, although the performance OF
Tucky Harris in handing the precious
first ball to him and in shaking
hands all around was probably the
limit in application of saccharin,
Which is 41G times as sweet as sugar