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Norwallt Soldiers Have “Thalia-whom“ was.
PleasantExperienee Ct At— her. we learned afterwards, is one at
lanta, G‘, the most prominent physicians in the
Two Not-walk aoldiero who are at
Camp Gordon have exponent-ed some
of the traditional hoapitalitv If the
South. Judging from the letter. one
of the men writes to his family In
this city. life at Camp Gordon is
DM‘y sood. although the men' have
plenty of work. The letter follows:
“Here it is Itonday night again and
I am tired out a our strenuous
afternoon at dril ng and hiking. Yes,
we drtibd this afternoon for over
an hour and then the major lined us
up for a four-mile road bike. after
which our route went through a
dense piece of wpode and we had to
”get through anything that came in
our war—dense underbrush. hrocki,
or anything else. We were really for
a rest when we arrived back at the
barracks. We have meals outdoors
down here, and as it was late when
we returned we had to have supper
in the semi-darkness. Consequently
the boys did a bit of cumnn, but
t‘ 9, had great appetites for the sup-
per.
"Let me tell you about our Thanks-
ciiy at Atlanta. After dinner he took
us on a forty-mils auwhobtle ride
which gave us a chance to see some
of the country here-abouts. 0n the
ride they showed us dilerent places
where engagements in the Civil We!
took place. We ret from the
inc about five o'clock and you may
‘0 the doctor and his wife for the man-
ner in which they treated us. I had
heard tout-h of southern hospitality.
but never experienced it before.
“Thev invited us over to dinner
again and told us that we could
come over, at any little and“ make our-
selves rtnht at home in their rent.
deuce. The doctor told us that if we
are taken ill at Camp Gordon, or need-
ed anything, while at camp, to let him
know immediately.
tainly great to us.
"After returning to camp we wrote
thorn long letters In which we nin-
cerely thanked them tor the good time
they provided for tie, The people
down here (an't get sugar. Even the
any. althout'h you would think there
taut-tern have long nulrd ILat when
a house «tog begins to get fat and
wheezy It is apt to he attacked by
Is utuhbotu rkin disease. in such a
came they tut down the diet and in
crease the .IpIII-ttir exert-lee, thus re-
lieving Ire over-burdened body‘ 0!
boys hear that the his hik~ iii to be
cut considerably "and other work not)
stltu‘ed. I was going to get a parts on
a8turtiay and so to Atlanta. but full-
ed to ask for it in time and did not
i0!
planted.
One of the officers
which discovered the
German mine held Jinn discovered off
the coast here. There Is a great deal
speculation as to the circum-
stances under which the field was
i TryaSentinel Want nan—14mm excited over an extensive
i
f the vessel'
old said that
W moire it. It "a 3““ as m’"' for iuonous suhinrtcvfl but none more
( . . l was detailed for work In th: kitch- Elli than this." ' .
- ‘ell that div. KitChen work down In Human animals haw i. : housed
, 1 OLD IN EIGH' I' REEIJS e... um... I. one"... In... a... to. m. .....t. 7.. .
. In (lamp Devena. At Doveur the 3:" ”mil“?! in"? n ‘7 ‘IL' 01' l'l‘It‘m
_ . , are no (It Ia It‘y iii? 5;» III;
‘ ,. - wzf‘k le .llC “When in a ”0‘ 0’ mm hi. 0!! of wind. hm: it t t It. It hit: that
z . I , ll meut but .t (“up mrdo. 8'?!" they Iii't' gt'lllilg hltt I . . \ulllfd’z'
h _ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ man ll” {0 Wfifk la the Kitchen l“ 11.1.“. illi‘; hill 3,4; I.‘ " f thalnr‘
r! u G ' a an [I a hilt 'urn. .. have noticed uIIIhiIm-n :' in « unions.
I ‘= . “With another ”who follow I It I”? “"4 W‘s" "In:
I L, ' asked for ‘ Pm” 80:!" and we would hatutmt. Tim; innit} i.»- put
' t . ' on short. rutttmn. Inn-:5 NIH“ and less
' I ITGCele ‘L .t endln‘ chlil'cil “l. Would be El“ H. In“ if “Ulil be
we started' for tlanta and arrived given tome union». liplliittll, turnips.
A' I ' ' I FHE there about 11:30 o'clock. You know a “I p... tom and quII.
we had heard that many oi the fol ”Ami": would 1’“ mm" id" 1m“:
0 a P mow I‘Kt‘fl‘ so an 0 go
’ '0" h“ been “Ed out for mm" more fresh air. It Is scarcely feasi-
, f l" residents 0' Atlanta, and we we to put it Imut to chatting rabb s.
.3 thought we would stroll around ilIO_but. guoi i‘illln‘lituit's (an be found
- r “I \ city. looking sort 0' hunarv. “'6 Skating Isl III: llt'll 11m ”$5.0 for mid-
' * dropped into an Ice cream parlor and WW"- 1” ”PM! "“7 ”"0 I'll: 09;”
, "m “m“ ‘ “'1“ °' W“ “he“ a 3:53.: mldfinllhllhg l: Sb‘ll’ltlfgtrp ll]:
dl”‘“““"h°d nppearinx man “'9'" muscles. ll cultivates control of the
. - ed with a woman and utter rennlning nerves and ((HII‘tllntIlinfl. It Is sport
1’. . . ‘ a (my minutes In the store. came ov- Inntl h.-.s all the adv-n.1, 1.3-4 of com-
it 'éf‘liSSItlll 15c to all Periormances ~» .. .. .. .. ..
. ‘ “on Ln 0 engagement for the day ‘ bl ' ' ' ‘
» to is wsikhl' in .I..- .4...» w
’ . "Wereplied that '9 Md none ““1 mownhoolt or bwitltout, i’t-‘opie will:
. they asked us if we wou'd care to walk with Itncovtml tut-vs .n snow
/ we.-. take dinner with them. Well. say. storms Innly coII.pi.In of pimples
..._- . we didn't even roflnlflh our /and blnckiwnds I'Itt-lting'ltorseshoes
=13... _ . .....,. ~ a m; ,~~———~-~-~—~—-~ >-—-~- mv -- .. .. - 2.22;."21.:°..I::t:::‘..:r -.«.--:s M:
/ ____; ' l / DANBURV N8 "“4509 “9°"le 9' 1“ tht‘ tor sport, espetially lll Ilium sections
mm..r‘J..., ijunn., Dec. I3.-' _.-_ car were their double!“ and u‘n “M where "I" gi'tttll"! i . .. 'tf‘l’V‘fl by
The local M ,. mime was broken « . . . acolf‘od chauifeui‘. At‘el' Introducing snow. It trnlnr ”to Ho it, and cul-
I ,3 DAhBliti, Conn. Dec. 13,411} . . I. I
. ‘V wt .3“ '3 “an": ”0&0“, ice hai'VPsi, Mitch began here yester- us to the son and dauahter, they tonk 33:3, (fi'nl'oxlpl‘yqti-Z‘llil‘tl'fl "2:!"ch
Y’aflmcfiffi? "j; severallomwhol; day, is the earliest In many years. us in the machine and we started oil. newton."
“kW-'- 0'”; (3.4.9,. are In lb"! ice nearly ten Inches thick Is being. They resided on Piedmont cream the A “,m, “1' in hm. up“, "'l'u'ted to
expectation rt .enis. No sugar ”or“ (or "9“ "mme" “'9 i very best residential street In the winttr condiilr' i i mw'rw it de-
'. ‘ '. ". “-— *- SYDNEY. Dec. llE-Auatrtlliu is l the I'. it tvm! t-nliivnle
'u Wit 1... vi - It for about I l city W cm i t .5 co-
ordination m.rI rv no control. Um
"When we arrived at their home no
found a great big turkey dinner await-
ing us. it was pretty aoft, eh! The
dinner was served in course.1. Except
fortunately. I'ltt‘ iii? In howllrw alleys
la often had.
billiards in tho "VI-W" ""‘MWI bad
ventilation in billiard parlors.
'I'III- gr-‘nl obiection to
Dodthe ncwhustle
line become you
best. or do you Dre- _
fer the straight sil-' _
houetteZ McCall -
Patterns and Publi-
cations include a
delichtful selection
of designs of both i '
m- .
McCALL
PATTERNS
For December _. . .
reversals, , I
cuteness-nu nuns.
So. Nos-walk Canals; "
I amost powerful explosives made.
the m'nes were the latest and most
powerful Germany was known to
possess. They were oval shaped.
measuring {our feet six inches long
by two feet seven Inches wide. and
constructed of quarter-inch steel.
Weighing about 200 pounds, they
‘were filled with T. T. one of the
One In us when about 12 feet under
twaior suddenly exploded. The water
[within a radius of 100 yards boiled
like a huge caldron for some time.
'aud thousands of dead lish floated to
the surface.
Another m no which was found in
the same vicinity broke away from
lillllllls
tits moorings and floated to the sur- Our line 03"? collim-
iIface. At the time night was ap- pfimmmy or e
lproaching. and there was danger of 0W one, in (mm
the. mine being lost In the darkness T bl Doll 08?“. A“,
lUnder these circurrstences the com-f a u' l W
;mandtar of the sweepers ordered at ”Elihu”. S e 9‘8"
I vunel .to explode It by rifle tire. - ong, K ddie 03 .17'511
The l't'iilllt was nearly disastrous.t mil, mechanical Toys
1301.!) compasses of the vessel were of m ducflptltllflt
shattered. and pieces of the mine and Tedd W
a admit! of were; fell on the deck Dolls, y
[in addition the concussion caused'by 30"“! “0°
the dli‘pll’cfff'fl‘t of the air caused Fly; and other delight-
the Vessel to heel over. till W ‘
’"i‘hese mines " the omcer went on,
"were laid out in a proper and scien-
tific m’ne Ileld. extending for about
five milrs. They were situated right
on the direct route for vessels in that
vicinity.
. at. Coilinsiio.
, - . W’ ca“..-
IOEIIO OTIOK 1'0 WIAK TOIACCO.
The Boers in the Transvaal smoke
something that res'ertnblea a weak tea
It has a peculiar lavor ahdwlngliahr
men who have hecome‘aaed to it never
(fl); (5
«not;
’! ”Nit
-.'§""MM'
smoke any other substitute for tobacco
be sure we were profuse in our thanks. '
They we re cer-
doetor has a dtmcult time gettinc‘
(Mill. We had I mighty xnod diu- would be tsug Ir u-plcaty In W: sec-
ner. Our bill at tare construed of tion."
turkey. oyster stew, mashed potatoes, -- ——~~ mm—
cranberry sauce. celery, corn, sweet EXERCISES. nil» .iINTER.
pickles, oranges and mince pie. After .
dining we were giVen ”1x cigarettes To Release Overhul i I Pcdy of,
each. That wasn’t bad for here. was ”f???“
'lt? Two «months 11m IL! n 'm- Lwrtlth
"On Friday V! were not. Kitten our service begun one 01 I ltl’uilih news
daily fifteen mite ”19.50..” of the titted w.th this lllilr'll’uiltm? "Dog
l
“3380811815 or $25 Victrola
into a CABINET TYPE
Simply set a shall Vie-
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you have a bigger, more beatni-
fui and bettemundio. Cabinet
Machine with duet-proof near!
”unmet at a combined cost
less than that of the regular
typo! ;
' And your machine remains port- ;
able 2
If you own a email Victroia by
all means come in and let us
demonstrate this remarkable en
closed type cabinet. Let us shew
you hour It improves the tone;
see for yourself how attractive
It looks, how useful it la.
We sell cabinet alone or combi-
nation of machine and cabinet.
Glad to demonstrate without any
obligation to you.
FRED ll. PONTY :
mar-rhC-Hm SOUTH HOBWALI, cons.
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lb south eta tract
m . - ‘ Gold and Porcelain
8W- ' I m '0 i o Restoration.
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the Oracttce oi eta! Dentures,
nigh—Class Crown and Brim
on..." a» Work, Ito. stat.
' fully Done.
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Loan of 1917 are on Hand for
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@013! Gram Riceklitlc going. lb.
nd .n C a o s o
Heinz Spa clIettia.l Itetlliant s tyle 14c and i8c can
Munch Coffee. formerly 30c. now 22c lb. 3‘»
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