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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-03
Wlilitdriine 9auibabn bes
oeutidem SroupriHSeu.

Der beuti9s arOnpriHs purb. neu.
lid gum General Der Jnfantsris be,
f6rbert.
gDis ole pr.ubiffsn prin5sn bes
gann er feline militariibe 2auibabn
nit Der 9oIlsnbuus b.s j.5ntsn ass
bensiabrss als 2sil.nant i'm l. Oar
oeregimsnt gu CUB. Wlit errsitter
8ouidtrigttit ipurbs CT am 6. Wai
1900 als attiOsr Dfiisisr in bas R.si.
ment .inseitslIt, unb am /. September
besisl6en Sdbres gum SberIeutuani
bef0rbsri. am 1S. September 1903
erbieIt er bic Stsas zines 5aupimanus
uno purbe Gbef Der 2. Gompaanie
bts /. 9arberegiments. Sm Stptems
Der 1905 ipurbe sr CUR DisHiilsiitanq
beim Regiment gdrbs bu Corps tom.
manoiert unO fir Sanuar bss 5abrss
1903 NIT Der aiibruna elmer es!a'
-bron biefss Rsgimsnts bsauftraat.
9orii6ergebeub mar sr Jur Dienftleis
flung BEN 9roben @eneraliic6 iieer,
iuisisn. SmSabrs 1907 tpuro. er ne,
ior bsim Reaiment @arbe BIZ Gorps.
sSm Sfiober 1908 iibernabm er bi.
Fiibrune zines gataiIlons b.s /. Oar
bsregiments gu JuB. Sm Septsms
Der 1911 Duros er unisr geIorberuna
gum Cberiten Gommnnoeur bes /.
eeibhuTarsu Regiments 30. l In
Ddn5ia. Sitfs SisfIe beiIsibeis tr
Idnasr als stpsi Snbrs. 5m 0sstm.
btr 1913 purbs Ct in bsn Qrobsn
@eneralTta6 psrfsbi. g.im 9lusbru6
bss Srisees iib,rnobm sr bi. fiibrunI
Der 8. Qrmse unb tDur6t elei6aeitid
aum @snsrnIleutnnnt bef6rbsr.. Wit.
rerb bes ariegss fpurbs ihm bas ?.
ihfeIiide Sdasr6oiaiIlou 80. 6 p.rs
Iisbsn. auBsrbem iitbi .r a IA iuit.
beg /. @drntrsaim.nis 81 1uf, BE-;
0rmnbierreaimsnts strcnprin3 n.
oIiprtubiites) Rc. l, bts stiirafii.r,
regiments aDnisin (pomnsrites) 30
2. bss GarbsIdnbnsbr RtcimeHts,
oes ]. qeib6ufnren Reoiments uno
oss Ssebntoiaons. aubsrbsm pirb
II in BEN 2iiien Der baperiTfsn. idh.
Iif5en fpiiritsmbersifdsn grms.n &c,
fii6tt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-03
Die zp3ialiftem BON Hud.
forb, Ja.,
1;rotefiirteu eneraiib acaen ben arics.


Hodfero, Sl, 2. @ai. all
Cieritag niari6irten bier $500 GO.
iinliiten nit rptben 5Inagen unb
pIaidisn, in bsnsn Der ariss p,rs
oannIt rnroe. ourd ben gcitditsibcil
Der Staot nod heu 6oliienni. no IN
sHgliider, idsUe6iid;er iIHo liibailiidlsr
Sprnd)e 9te0en aeeen Den ariee ee.
pniien muroeu. alfe @orte. in oenen
1iif Nricoen 9e5ig genonimen mar,
rinoen nit GnthriiasnnlS aui1enoni.
men, abar bic Grbmma pllroe nidlt
1cliort IN Der Sale rporen BoIijiitel
III 9crcitiinft aebolten, abcr eS fano
iid) feline QernnIaiilrna gu eirem Gin.
idreiteii. SdruntIiCfe 5heiInebmer al
Der GaraSe baiten fieine rotbe 5Iag.
gen getragen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-03

9inliiri idni:rte es bic aebIe ~.
9Iui ieir Saus mar Dps ii.rfibnrs
GeitilB 1cribtet. Ger .iirfiiteCffi5ier
lat)elte nod immer. .,JiIm, ruie geialit
rSbnen S1S, Gimitri," Ger Rope itanl'
mclte elm paar uncertainties @ort,,
ino giug lnneiGm ipeiter. Ris 3ur
slbiabrt Sar Gtdite OIL Sduo bIieb tr
nniidtbar. aild hann aIs Giles Jiir
Sallirepc. oringic, belt or iif imSir.
iergrino. gIber Raul geis ifarie aiI'
Gen iano,n i'm ood). sSremolIh rerab.
ibleoete er ii0 pcn Dem pcpen. sat
es SSbnen gut eliaaen Eel uns, &c.
iebcn ba6sn sic bod nIes gilt, fuas il
Shnen seIeigt babe, llno pergeiien Sie
Eidl oas e'eid)iie, SaS Sbnen 70 gu.
eciaIleH bait"
Rod einiee Eoge bIieb oas arien@'
idlifi i'm Soien ron greGIi. sSn beIn
Soliie 6riibsn mn llier, eos ein tlein
lrenig abieiis pom Der Staot lag, bIis'
ben ole 5eniterla6en binfort geifloi.
icn. Ter gope 0imitri ipar nod in
icncr giaft mitiemmt ieiner 5amiIit
iuitge5ogeu. Riemano n1t tie DohiH.
Tie game Sta6t farnte iest otn
Spion. mo iei1 9same nHIroc nidE
mebr mir Ieiie genannt. ater man mar
irob, ooB or iel1it oas gseiie geilid't
bate. SIN Snnern bes 9auoes mar rr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-03
3urf, elm freitpiaises
Sefenntnif,
GntIaitct Self Sorriicn pom 9Ilabanra
0rci uniduIhia pernrthciItc Strdf.
Iirge i'm 3nd)tbaliic in gltIania.

Gtortqo mern, aIa.. g Mai.
Sier rplIrOe cine @elpeeung i'm Sn.
tereiie Der gsegnabiglina Don hrrt
Ramnern eiugeIeitet, nosId,c sur Belt
.uegtn a,t9ablihen 3ugroibeS % 1saa.
re SAT- i'm gnnoessudItbaus M NJ,
ldnta perbiisen. :Seff Sarriion, Elm
MitsIieo ser notoriif,en S5arriion
3nnoe, ialte, och er unh 5.rei anoere
Wi1nner Die Shnloiacn icicn. llnte:
Gbrdnen erfl1rte er @unoesridter
6Iapton gegeniiber, oab Scrrp 1larfs
6rlnf lPOore iinb sSohn @ifliams III.
grrcdterueiie oes lleberfaaes nuo Der
Wermt6unG eilles 3uges Der alabaml
gleat Soutberi @abn bel gibbpiac,
9lIa, ON 20. Septenlber 1913 idsuI.
big befuno,n tporbsn Isien. 6arriIon
cr5abIte, or ielbit, @rnrn @cbb lmS
Ben W!caae, fDeIdle lertere iid) .rraeu
aroerer lluthaten bcrcits i'm 3ud,t.
Raus in 9ltlantd befinben. bdtten kn
3ugrau6 Ueriibt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-03

S6iff bintsr BEN asHelrdum ssrihtn
uno ole brabiIoIs 4usriiIiuns aubtr
2bdtigteit aei,st ipuros.
sd ipdr bssbalb." 70 iast. sr,
-uuber Stanbs, einen ornbtloieu
5ilferuf ausSuisnosn."
5rant :. Ysrnep, Der Spsits Uiaat,
Der nit Der .9acuum" untersins. bots
ts auf Der ,gatuum" feline srite Jabrt
i.it Der Sorpebiruns beg am.riianis
ideH Dampfsrs algonquin" i'm lsbs
ten Wdr5 esmatt. Gr mar auh Der
5iDsite Mant auf isnsm Sdiffs seius'
len.
aiperpoOl, 2. Wai. Qdt=
sebn ueberlebsnb. Der r0aeuum" iino
am Wittpod bier aussiommsn. Si.
bditen iih, pie iis iasisn, ale i'm
ielben Rsttunasboot befunben, BEN
sin5igen. bas intatt ssblisben isi. Gin
Boot tentsrte neben Der sYaeuum"
aeraoe ais bisie OsrIdnt. Glide Stuns
Ten ipdtsr. 10 idsten bic llebsrlsbens
ben, bditen lie bic 9ait oss 9oot.s
oss adpitGns erIsihisrt, inosm bier
5nidifen beFsIten iibsrnommen MUIR
ben, 10 oaB Iit in ieosm Boot nod
IL Wonn bsiaHbsn. DeS Sdpitdns
Boot fsi dber stpn cine WisrtsImsile
entfsrHt setentsrt, absr Die Sss isi 70
bod gssdneen, Odb Elm gsiitanb uns
mogIih aeipeisn iti.
Bis gum Gintreffsn bss 5.ls,
srnmms beg Sapitdns Sarris bate
man eesluubt, Sab bic bier iid Be.
tlnoli9en perionsn bic sin5issnllsbtrs
lsbeneen Der .9dtuum" ieien.
Die Wlanner, ipsIhe GiDsrpool ers
rsidtsn, fdsieu, 0ab ibr Boot fat bi.
aan3e 3eit iib,, baI6uoll nit @oI. |
Ter sefptisn i.i. gla3 30 Stunpm
hattie bas Boot bic siiits ere
rsidt. no Slider bic llebsrIsbenbtnI
nufrabmsn.
Oseor GaiIss, Der srfte Wlaat, bon
Bottom. Naii., CAB sinsm 0,rtr.tsr
osr ah. preFs gsssnhbtr ausiunft
ibsr bic mertiDiirOiss Weife, IN mel.
her eas aoutboot trob Der boben
see manDprirt bate. DaFelbs bdR
nit Der sr0bisn Gsi9tisteit bic .Bas
.uum" mtbrmaIs umtreiit. Die berg.
'obsn Wellen bdttsu bsmisIbtn ousens
a.tHli9 gar ,sins S6iuisrisisit be.
'sitet
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-03
Sertpesener 3usrduber
6dlt bsi Sparta, Uts., sipei 3uqb.
bienitst. in S6ad,
gDdbrsnb er bic it1laf,nbsn paTasi.rs
drspIiinberts.

Sparta. Dis., 2. Rai. Gm frir
ben wtorgen bss Mittpo5 sipona .ir
i'm IsBten Waegon zines 3ua.s be,
G9ieago, minneapolis 6c Omabr
gabn ii6 Derborssn baIt.nb,r ganbi
5rpsi WitsIieber Der 3uamanrI6ait
ibre Urine bod gu hoIt.H, tpdbr.nb {,
bic 2often Der f6InT,nbsn paiiaai.r,
our6iutte, Dem gremi.r Sobn So.
dett iuurbs NIT porse5aItsnem ReboI,
Der 5psi WeiIen BON Rebarp b.foblen
BON 3use absuiprinssn. Or that ss
nurbs ober nibt ibtpsr perI.st
Ra6bm Der 9unbii ii6 70 b.s 90.
dstt entIebist bate, sins er Suriid in
ben gBdgen uHb besonn oamii, biz
Salafenb.n ibrss eisentbums Su Be.
rduben. sIber er ipurbe babel DON
bem Jiibrr bes S9lafpaaens iiba.
roi6t. Do6 ssIane Is ibm. bi.im i'm
S6d6 3u balien unb feline Ruubtbds
tis'sit fort3uiestn, big Der 3us fi6
Spartn nGberte.
Damn bstrdt Der 9onbust.ur bss
3us.s. N. +. 5rsns. ipeIfer bic Qbs
tpsfsnb.it beg 8r.mfsrs unb b.s siibs
rrs oes S6ldftpos.ns bem.rit bate,
ben Wag9on, nm na6 ibnen gu iutxn.
oils er bersintam, bislt Der ganbit
aud ibm sinsn Rsnolepr .nteegen,
fprung bonn aber BON Der Yloiiform
pss Wag9ors al unb entfloh.
Gonbuttsur 5r,u3 belt ben 3ue an
lnb beuohridtiat. bic Qnli5ei. Sbss
riff Senrn mahie iit bann nit einem
aufaebot nu bic 0srfoIquns bss Ban,
bitten. Gire Stunbe ipGisr fam Der
osrlebie grsrfsr 5odsit on unb aab
.ine usnnus geIhrsibuna bes gdnbis
Ten. Wan psib niht, fuie bod fih Der
ben gaiiagieren seraubte getras be-
i1uft
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-03

bisnIt Tiatt. Die 5Iosss III bon M
ct. SOIspbs apmtburet Der Ct. Sns
bonnes .Rittsr ssiiiftst iporbsn.
- GsO. 5aselmoHn. so, iFt s;itern
i'm Gountpsarmenbaas ssitorbsn.
Sur5 Dor fsiuem SOos bate sr oi, Ir-
Ororunsen fiir isin esi6enbeg6nguiB
setrOffsn. Su einem Sdreiben an ben
Sheriff alliiOn bate sr cine gentle
Summs fur iein gssrdbnib bsissfii9t
nit Der Ueiiung, oab sr i'm 9igblaHb
6rieobof beerbigt fpsrbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-03
pSbn[i6,r mtn

tSdusmann (abnOs tiu,n S6orn.
iteinfcg,r anf bem To6e bsmertrnp):
sSis. ipas MAIDEN Sis bsnn iskt I'm
Dunfeln ba obsn2"
S9OrnlssiHfsssr (geb.imntsron,:
.enif6ulbissn Sis. id min Hur
llsIHe gralt bcn6en tic gor,errs
ncbut!.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-03
Fred. A. Ersche11,
2eidlenbsitniter unO 5iHbaIinnirer
7.uyork Str, 2leIpport, Sp.,

2tIepben: Souig 80 uro couib 2og0.
aIttanbria Ctiiee: etleuS 557 . 2.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-03
Sfeiupprt.

Sic Tclupurt Gfiie. iar Sns Gin.
ciHHntirr gOlfs6latt" hcfinSst Idl in
gO. 339 Yurf Strnhc. gegcnii6er
ocm GUHrt6unic, poislbit gleniafei.
ten, gu5eigcg II. III. bis Q lilr
Nbcnos cut9eBcngenOmmen wsrotn.
Selcphon South 2401.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-01
ltnasms6nIide gieacn.

Cine IappIdnoiide 0itttet mufi
i4 teine Sorgeu fiir bic aRidaf.
fing elmer &iege fir i6r ga6g.
Benu cine foIde ge6roudJt miro,
6e0ient ie iih oa3lt einfat zines
i9rer Stneeidubel 8ieier
miro oaeroings crit iorgfdItig mn
5euen 6e3oaen uto NIT peidenl
g1oog gefiilH ebe Der fIeiue eroea.
piIger fem moatges gettden BARN
fin0ef. Sci mil0em 8etter fam
oigs eigennrtige Gubelager aud ME
zine 4rt @augemntte 5niiden Bet
9dunlen a~nfgebdngt ner0en. Die
@ieqe zines 9inou.8a6ps lit nod
ie%ltianler. Gs 1T Dies einfdd Elm
aorb, Der getragen nto geihDun.
gen miro bon ieiuer g1ltter aopf.
Cine Gage, bic fir uniere gegriiie
ebeaio ieltiom mie geidBrlih er.
iGeint. aIs Shnlud oient Dem
6inon.gabp elm 9taienrihg un0
Gdleier. am efufnditen lift ie0oG
Spaiellos Sag Eager eiaes ainoes
in Geu,Guinea. SAon Idneit ba-
ben Die 6rauen pom 0eu.guiHea Die
mobltdtige @irfung BEG peiden,
parr1en, meiBeH 8iiiteHianoes er.
famt. Gie niisen ibn 0o6er aud
grim0Iih aug. 8ie an0ere giiit.
ter lre aleinen In bag neide Sc,
aerbettaer IegeH, 10 pndea fe bieis
Els it6er Bic Gaae in Den iainer
Sci0 Elm, no tie in je6er Sinii9t
ant a~ufaehoben itn0.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-01
gerlnust--G dunIia.

Snnae Scntc Der0ieuelt cute 269ne
wQlrcuO 0es 2erileus eiIte5 @alt0-
ncrf5; glcidlom Elm be3ablter
Sdulgdag; mHiiM Is Sabre alt
icir. 8uroOn gaiulcR GD. S. mo.
3o0gc Strabc. -6s1.t7
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-01

foenn STR icfort hon eurem Set6en
befreit lno sefulS ietn DoIH Geine
Smnter5eH mehr nnh oen llritrie.
rer. pie 8renreH ul0 0toere 8e.
lhtperDen. 8olnroort SobIettru be.
Seitieet ole gn5inoung. foroern
norlianIe sllisibeiNuns, es gibt teiag
before Ieogu1.
SIR 9iereuleioen.
Bon allen Gruggiien Derfouft.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-01

Snn9ens, Sic arbeiten wofen itet5
gebroldt; 2obll min0eitet3 $40.
pro Sag uno CUTE @elegfnbeit sum
obaniieret. Gma6n 9Dg Go., @ait.
Gnnhn. -6.t.lI.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-01
Gnrrtsn IN O~erfanfeu.
gloniann.
glebragfa dnrmtn N pertanfen.

aleiue gtebragta 6armen gu Ieid.
ten oablunaea - 8 ader oufrDdrts.
Bir 6enrbeiten Die Sbnen berfa1fte
6mm. she 5ungerfOrs gutato
WrUmcrg AI'H, is. II. 8omnr0 Ctr,
Omaha, g1eb. 8. 937f. If.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-01

Electromagnetic. @eiudt eilt
junger 0elttider 6armarbeiter, Ger
ieine Qrbeit berltcbt; fam iofort alt.
fauqen. 2obnnngabe getUirni1t.
Gbriit. ShOaemanH, g%uifaIo. glebr.
-G.5.i7
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-01

@eindt: - G6cpnnr oocr Ic0iger
@2olR nlo lc0i8c 6rol fit 8orlL
81 meloen bci &, .. Cams, Colutq
6aruJ E|Iattamoutb. 9teb. iii.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-01
@iRonri5 Carmen.

aleine oocr grobe. nerbeHerte
o6er unber6eHerte; Greiie uro ge.
oinaungea nod &unih; Ieihte mo.
saItae abaoalunoer. Gebt nit
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-01
gra6feiue.

gern1 end Bel einfdnfen ouf
Die .Griblne~.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-01

meaa cir 0ie Gdd0igungea, mel
ae ldIehte griaen berlriohen, he.
uffeiEen fSnnte1 oann uliroen oie
nien. fpie teuer 1%ieIeIhen ihfe5lldI
G6. or. @eiIaH5s 6ranoHt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-06-01
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9etefti5g.
GRG 5pr5ialiiten.

Or. 4lOis 6rulhfa mo CT.
5caHnette 5rnidta, 6lB 5e3ialinc1t
SubneraugeiL guaiolts, ein9cpod
iene 9tdgel erticrnt un0 ale 2ei0Gi
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reil GopHdmer5en, SdutnoeI.
nufdIe1L 8eta1Ibuug nn0 tuiien
ntnrdnnnI midi bic IlrFo6e oeS Sci.
bcns. reberIa6ene 9ieren oer1iria.
ben biele 2etoen mo ioIten nidt
oerrnhL1figt peroen. lleberIa0ene
MereE fino gefdbrlider ais SurtIei.
btgteit. glebMt
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-06
does in the plains and mountains

does in the plains and mountains
of Austria?
To-day, as Lincoln said. two prin-
ciples stand face to face and VIII
ever continue to struggle, the COM
mon right of humanity and the di-
vine right 0 kings or, as we would
say, the Kaiser and the liberty OF
the world. To-day as Lincoln said,
there is but one duty-to fight 1t
is true to-day, as it was in Lincoln
day, that though hitherto in the
worlds history, might made right,
it is for us and for our times to re-
verse the maximum and to show that
right makes might.
"I know he said, that liberty
is right and so do we. Like rim,
we hope that peace will come soon,
but, like him, we want it so to come
as to be worth the keeping in all
future time. Finally, can we do
better than obey the imperishable
appeal from Gettysburg, to dedicate
ourselves so that the nation may
have a new birth of freedom. and
that the government of the people
by the people, and for the people
shall not perish from the earth
spirit of Lincoln, l do not cal
upon YOU to come to-day to us from
! this tomb of yours. Your spirit has
never left us. In hours of solitude
when we are thrown back on oul
own souls, that spirit has ever whis
pered to our inner ear words of com
! fort and appeal. Rather let me say
| to your people that 1t is for then
! to be of, and in, and with, your
! snirit. so that. like you, they may
! be worthy of this great hour II
! their history. and, like you, be ready
to strive, and hope, and suffer, t
| the end"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-06
LINCOLNSHIRE
FLAMING TORCH,
SAYS O'CONNOR
Inspiration of Great Emanci-
pator's Life Needed Today,
Declares British Leader

Springfield, ILL.,, Dec. 6.-Standing
at the tomb of Abraham Lincoln to-
day T. p. O'Connor, member of the
British parliament. declared in an
address that there never was "a mo-
ment in the history of this country
since the death of the illustrous
man by whose ashes we stand To-Day as
when the inspiration aud lessons OF
his life were more needed by his
people and his country"
"As a man." declared Mr.. O'Con-
nor, Lincoln stands as much alive
as though he were among us. He Is
q flaming torch which leads on the
Inner soul of every American, wheth-
er he is standing by the honor OF
his country in his work at nome or
marching over barbed wire trenches
against shell and cannon, to wounds
or death. What American can be
cowardly when his courage inspires
What American can be selfish when
his utter unselfishness is recorded in
every page of his history? What
American can prefer the claims OF
ambition or party in face of his Tor
Ketfulness of all personal and paru-
Fan feeling before an imperilled ma
ton? What American can entertain
or tolerate the very thought OF a
divided allegiance in face of his pas
sionate patriotism and of the infleX-
ible resolution with which he fought
for a united nation?
Can any man doubt where ne
would stand II in the crisis through
which his country is now passing ne
was still it's ruler? What was the
fsrst and most fundamental of Lin
coins convictions? Was is not pas
sionate love of liberty and passionate
hatred of slavery? Is there any diff
Serence in essentials between the en-
slavement of the negro and such en-
slayement as Germany today preach
es in her gospel OF world domination
and practices while her sinister mas:
tary lasts in Belgium, France anc
Serb;a as her blood-stained partner
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u. S. ENGINEERS
DIE CALAMITY
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CONTINUED from First Page.I
under a Canadian major and an
American captain. The area was
three miles in the rear of the line
and none of the troops were armed.
AT 7.15 German barrage fire
moved on Gouzeacourt after heavy
shelling to the east At 7.30 a general
retirement was ordered and 1t was
effected with some difficulty due to
the artillery, machine gun and air
plane fire. A number of losses were
sustained at this time and also
among the men who, cut off by the
German advance, had taken refuge
in dugouts. Some of these men who
had been cut off succeeded in joining
the British combatant units and
fought with them during the day
Meantime there was active shelling
against Fins and the men there were
ordered to scatter over the 1iels.
las the men returned to camp
they were assembled under arms and
instructions were asked from British
Headquarters. At 3 o'clock they were
instructed to dig and hold the trench
es and the men moved up and started
work shortly afterward. At six the
trenches were finished sufficiently for
the entire command and division
headquarters directed n withdrawal
10 camp anu lIldl liiS liiSll bV ilSAN
in readiness to man the trenches,
Two small details were sent out to
repair a distant break in the new
! track and to assist in transferring
| ammunition to another point.
"The list of casualties is relatively
small. 1t is stated b British officers
the conduct of the regiment was most
satisfactory. They praise it's GOODNESS
under fire and the ability of the men
to work without interruption is re-
garded as most commendalbe.'
With the American Army in
France, Dec. 5.-American army
aviators are now working with the
artillery and the results so far have
been most satisfactory to botf
brancehs of the service. Yesterday
American airmen flew over certain
| section of the American zone anc
took photographs. The artillery to-
day started firing at five separate tar
gets located from the photographs
i The aviators took to the air and th'
observers watched the results of thu
1 fisng, which was at n considerable
range.
i The first shells fell wide of th'
i mark but within four minutes tn
] observers were able to correct thi
with wireless messages to the bat
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Ambassador Returns
u. S. Loan to Treasury

Washington. Dec. 6.-The Russian
ambassador has returned to the
Treasury the $5,OOo,OO given to him
for advance to Rumania.
1t was explained at the Russian
embassy to-day that it was impos-
sible to have the money changed
into rubles by the Russian State
Bank at Petrograd. The original
plan was to have the Russian am
bassador here receive the funds in
dollars and then to issue an order
on the Petrograd State Bank to
transfer to the Rumanian account
the value in rubles. To-day's re-
ports of the Russo-German armts-
tice extending to Rumanian troops
probably will refer disposition of the
money.
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RIAIN

David s. Shanabrook, photograph
er who was seized with stroke on
Thursday, paralyzing his right side,
is on a fair way of recovery.
Ira CARRIER and family, moved from
Lancaster county to the home of Mr..
Garber's father, William HI. CARRIER
at Stony Point.
Jacob 10y is home from Harris
burg.
Miss Olive Burd, of Mannsville
spent last week with Miss Ruth
Hench.
Frank Lupfer is at Pittsburgh
| where he has received an appoint
ment as a substitute mail clerk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph A. Strasbaugf
and son, Wayne, of ely, York county
returned home on Saturday aftel
spending Thanksgiving with th'
formers brother, the Rev. Edward
v. Strasbaugh, at the Reformed par
sonage.
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FIORIN

Harry Keener has gone to EN-
porium, where he has secured posi-
ton as carpenter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard o. Romig,
Miss Florence A. Romig, of Hershey;
Mr. and Mrs. John Allwine and
daughter, Mary, of Derry Church,
and Mr.. Cassell, of Hanoverdale
were the guests of the Rev. and Mrs
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SWEATERS

Ladies $3.50 Angora Sweaters, light sport
shades, plain nobby shawl col &C QE
Chidren's Blanket Robe Sets-Blanket
robe and slippers of eiderdown CC 10
materials, value $500. ...,.... VZe1 y
svss.s4 cs,sFss, ss'. Knitted '' and Anso'' $1.9S
Childrens Sweaters, sizes 24x O1 40
Ladies $3.50 Heavy Ribbed Wool Sweat
ers, with belt all way round, good 60 90
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Ideals Gifts For Women

Colored voiles and fancy stripes, as
sorted colors; the popular military coll
lar which can be worn high or low
many new effects. Large stock of other
holiday waists.
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Elegant Dresses
Worth $40 to $40

Beautiful dress
es designed and
finished to please
the most exacting;
silks, serges, sa-
tins, velveteens,
all sizes, large as
sortment.
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FLYER INJURED

Dallas. Tex. Dec. 6.-Lieutenant
Mcfarland of the Royal Flying Corps.
staioned at Fort Worth. was seri-
ously injured and student aviator.
who has not been identified. was
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o. G. Romig, at the United Brethren
parsonage, on Sunday. Mr.. Cassell is
aged "a years, and is hale and hearty.
The first quarterly communion
service will be held in the United
Brethren Church, on Sunday.
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New Union Station at
Chicago to Be Delayed

Chicago, Dec. 6.-Work on the pro-
posed S50,000,0 900 union railroad sta
tion here probably will be relin-
quished until after the war on rec
ommendation of the Illinois State
State Council of Defense because of
the present shortage of steel and
building materials.
There has already been delay in
starting construction of the station,
which is to be the terminal of the
Pennsylvania and other lines. The
council to-day announced negotia-
tions looking to the postponement of
the work would be begun with the
railroad companies interested.