French PartisansTake OutAfter GermansriLSoldier Describes Hot Pursuit Of Beaten NazisfoIfthHaT.at'neWiinthTlt;orDupuyer, Sept. 30. — Mrs. Duane Brunier of Dupuyer has received a letter from her brother, Theodore Ratv, who is with the army in France and who, while in the front line in the hi* push, has seen the partisans take out after the Germans, once the invaders begin to break. I-■On rattletrap trucks, on bi-l cycles, horseback, on foot, the A French pile out of their hiding places and give chase. Their arms — are very sketchy, any old pistol lt;»r any old gun. even shotguns, but their hefp has been real. Moreover, they arc out for blood. ; wEverywhere the Americans go. j A Raty writes, the people of liber-j w ated villages turn out en masse to greet the boys and, if there is anything left, to wine and dine them.fchiviPiR