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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-01
ADRES: Mrs. A. S HON, South Bend, Ind. Box rs
oDPOWIEDNIE LEKARsTWO
w oDPOWIEDNIM CZASIE.

Jezeli, cierpicie ma brak apety-
tip, uporczywe zatwardzenie, cze-
ste bole glowy, bezseme noce,me
czaca nerwowosscc, brak anergii, IL
zywajcie Trinera Amerykanski E.
lixir Gorzkiego Wilma jest to maj
.lepsze lekarstwa ma. wszelkie zabu
rzenia zo}adkowe. A gdy cierpi--
Gle ia reumatyzm, neuralgia, Dor
W krzyzach, zwichniecia, nadwy-
rezenia, opuchniecia it'd. spr6buj-
Gle zaraz Trinera Liniment, jest
on Observation-Disclosures lekarst-
wen ia wszystkie te cierpienia
Trinera lekarstwa MONA dostac
we wszystkich aptekach. Niekt6-
rzy poczmistrze W Nowym oYrku
i Pennsylvania odm6wili przesy}-
XII gazet zawierajacych og}oszenia
Trinera Amerykanski Elixiru. Je
dnak solicitor departamentu pocz
towego W Westinghouse, D. c. Ii
stem z "a wrzesnia odrzuci} rozpo
rzadzenie tych poczmistrz6w, po-
niewaz Trinera Amerykanski E.
lixir jest czystym wyrobem lecz-
niczym i dozwolonym jest do wy
sylki poczta. Ceny SO teraz cokol
wick podwyzszone z powodu no.
wego podatku wojennego, ale kaz
dy kupujacy przyzna, re bylo to
nieuniknione, gdyz jak wytw6rca
tax i aptekarz musza teraz wiecej
placic. - Jos. Triner, w%ie1kowy-
tworca lekarstw 1888 1913 S. Ash
land ave-, Chicago, III.
-r-.-sr- a.s,s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-01

Sic uO ulO1cuShACS nACJSCV
wykonawczego "a posre
dnictwem przedstawiciela ludnos-
ci polskiej W tym komitecie, VIA
dys1awa Nielubowicza. w odpo--
wiedzi ma plenarnym zabraniu
miejskiego komitetu wykonawcze
90 W din. 30go kwietnia zatwier--
dzona zosta}a komisja archiwalnaz
" celu zabezpieczenia, inwentary-
ZACH, oraz scisfego zbadania ar
chiwum W mysl wydanych przez
rad tymczasowych instrukcji. w
skfad komisji z prawem kooptacji
weszli: czlonek miejskiego komi-.
tetu wykonawczego mecenes VIA
dyslaw Nielubowicz, prezes To-
war;. dobr., jake przewodniczacy
historyk Jozef Raciborski i Sc
dzia Stanislaw Zadrowski.
Komisja archiwalna, obejmujac
" posiadanie archiwa W dniu 4
maja b. r., znalazla je W stanie Ia
kim:
l. w baszcie zwanej "Wiesie-
lucha'', 36 zelaznych kas ogniotr-
wa}ych z nieznana zawartoscia, IL
mundurowania zandarmerji, a
municja i bron.
2. w baszcie, zwanej "Koptyn
ska" procz amunicji znaleziono
archiwum statystyczne powiatu
janowskiego gubernji lubelskiej.
3. w baszcie zwanej "Procho-
wa znaleziono ukryte W podziem
nej sklepionej piwnicy archiwum
zarzadu zandarmeryji i ochrany
gubernji kaliskiej i piotrowskiej.
Archiwum przewiezione zostalo
W kilkudziesieciu pakach, koszach
Ii kufrach, Geese z MICH W chwili
wybuchu rewolucji przez niewia
domych sprawcow i W niewiado--
mych celach zostala rozbita, a "a
wartossc wyrzucona, tax, il piwni
ca ma kilka lokci cd poziomu "a
sypana jest dokumentami, foto--
grafjami przestepc6w politycz.
nych, odciskami dektyloskopji, Ii.
stami i t. p. wsr6d dokument6w.
celowo zapewne, W checi wywola
MIA eksplozji porzucono reczne
granaty wybuchowe.
Komisja archiwalna stara sic
przedewszystkiem usuniecie
przy zachowaniu koniecznej ostr6
znosci materja}u wybuchowego.
grozacego eksplozja w razie ude-
rzenia, a nastepnie zascielajacy
lpod1oge, material archiwalny IL
mieszczony zostanie W kufrach, z
kt6rych wyrzucony zostaf i pc
przeniesieniu do odpowiedniego 10
kalu murowanego, rozsegregowa-
my i uporzadkowany. Opracowa-
ME m%aterjalu, posiadajacego do
niosfosc nietylko historyczna,l ecz
Ii polityczna aktualna, Komisja
likwidacyjna zamierza rozpoczac
dopiero pc zaproszeniu do wspol
pracy przedstawicieli organizacji
spo}ecznych i politycznych, oraz
pc utrzymaniu scisfych dyrektyw
cd komisji likwidacyjnej do
spraw Krolestwa POlskiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1917-11-01
WlESCI z OJCZYZNY


Odnalenenie tajnego ARCH,
wum ochrany rosyskiei.
Niedawno temu obiegla prase
polska W Rosji wiadomosc Q cd
nalezieniu W Smolensku cennych
materyalow historycznych. 1E-
cho Polskie" zamieszcza W spra
vie tel nastepujace sensacyjne re
welacje:
Zamieszkafy W Smolensku p. Jo
Jew Raciborski, autor monogra-
fiji o Kaliszu, oraz licznych prac
historycznych, W roku 1916 zwro-
Gil uwage ma zawartosc historycz
nych baszt smolenskich z XVI
wieku, napelnionych starymi pa
pierami. Zawiadomiony O TEN wy
dial opieki mad zabytkami W Mo
skwie, wydelegowa1 do Smolenska
p. Wac}awa Lednickiego, ably "a
prosif pana Raciborskiego do
Wsp6lpracownictwa wydzia}em
moskiewskim w charakterze dele
gaia ma gubernje s~molenska, z u
wzglednieniem przedewszystkiem
niezbednych przez niego archri-
WOW, zlozonych w basztach, do
step zas do Mich ulatwiony zostaf
p. Raciborskiemu ma skutek pis-
miemego polecenia do m~iejsco-
wych os6b w%ysfanych przez Led
nickiego na6wczas prezesa komite
tn polskiego W Moskwie i Macie-
ia ks. Radziwilla.
zmudna i wiele trudna praca ia
podjeta be- zadnych p%ienieznych
shbwcncji, u%wienczona zostafa bar
do pomysnymi wynikami, miano
wicie wykryciem pod jedna z
baszt ~obszernej piwnicy podziem
nej z wyjsciem bardzo umiejet--
nie zamaskowanem, zawierajacej
nadzwyczaj wazne archiwa zandar
meryji i ochrany, obejmuje obfi
te i bardzo cenne materially, doty
czace Konina, Kalisza, Sieradza,
Lodzi Zdunskiej Wolf, Pabjanic,
Czestochowy, Piotrkowa, Eagle
bia, Dabrowskiego, Krakowa, 1.-Two
wa, Tarnowa i wielu innych Mast
i orgaznizacji politycznych, dzia
}ajacych IA terenie Kr6lestwaPol
skiego i Galicji do roku 1916 VIA
cznic.
Pan Raciborski W imieniu wy
dzialu moskiewskiego zwr6ci} sic
do komisarza gubernjalnego o re-
zwolenie ma zbadanie tych doku-
mentow przez przedstawicieh pol
skich organizacji spolecznych i
politycznych, a przedewszystkiem
o odpowiednie zabezpieczenie. 10
misarz jednak odmowil, motywn=
jac odmowe nieobecnoscia wlascii
cieli zlozonych depozyt6w, kt6-s
rzy zostali zaaresztowani IL po-a
sad zajmowanych usunieci.
z ponowna prosba, motywowa-l
Ma tenn, re archiwa dotycza pre-
dewszystkiem Polski, a uledz mo
ga podobnemu losowi, jak ocnra-
na smolenska, ktora spalone, oraz
u zadaniem ujawnienia listy pro-
wokator6w p. Raciborski zwr6cil
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-27

and starvation-I drifted down into
Galieia where formerly Jews and Gen
titles lived happily together;I found but
ruins and ashes; felt>a curious pride
in my pupil for it was all above my ex-
pectation. was in Belgium when yod
drove the peaceful population before
you like cattle into slavery; you separ-
ated man and wife and forced them to
hard labor in trenches; l have seen the
most fiendish rape committed on young
women and those who were forced inl0
maternity were cursing the father Of
their offspring and 1 began to doubt if
my own inferno was really up to date.
Hailed As Wonder.
FYou have taken millions of dollars
from innocent victims and called it in
demnity, you have lived fat on the land
you ursUled and sent the real owners
away to starvation. You have strayed
away from all legalized war methods
ard introduced a code of your own. You
have killed and robbed the people of
friendly nations and destroyed their
property, You are a liar, a hypocrire
and buffer. You are partner Il mine
and yet YOU pose as personal friend Of
God. All, Wilhelm, you are a wonder.
You wan;only destroy all things in your
path and leave nothing for coming gen
erations.
Il was amazed when I saw you form
partnership with the impossible Turk,
the chronic killer of Christians, and yoI
devout worshipper of the Lutheran
church. I confess, Wilhelm, you are a
Tuzzle at times. A Mohammedan army,
commanded by German officers, assist
ing one another in massacreing Christ
ians is a new line of warfare. When a
Prusisan officer can witness a nude wo-
man being disembawelled by a swarthy
Turk, committing a double murder with
one cut of his saber, and calmly stand
by and see a house full of innocent Ar.
menians locked up. the house saturated
with oil and fired, then my teachings
did not stop with you, but have been
extended to the whole German nation.
confess my Satanic soul grew sick and
there and then knew the pupil had be
come the master. am back number
ana my dear Wilhelm, abdieate in yom
favor. The great key Of hell will be
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-27

Louis Syberkrop of Creston, Iowa,
has acquired much fame in recent weeks
as author of a satire ON Kaiser Wilhelm.
Requests have come to him from Tu-
multy, Secretary Daniels and Roosevelt
and people in every state of the Union
and in Canada have asked for copies
of Mr.. Syberkrop's article. 1t follows:
''The Internal Regions"
"June 2S, 1917.
"To Wilhelm Won Hohenzollern, king
of Prussia, emperor of all Germany
and envoy extraordinary of Almighty
God:
"My Dear Wilhelm:
81 can call you by that familiar name
for have always been very close to
you, much closer than you could ever
know.
"From the time that you were yet
an mdeveloped being in your mother s
womb / have shaped your destiny for
my own purpose.
"In the days of Rome 1 created a
roughneek known in history as Nero;
he was a vulgar character and suited
my purpose ct that particular time. In
these modern days a classic demon and
efficient super-eriminal was needed and
as / know the Hohenzollern blood !
picked YOU as my special instrument to
place on earth an annex of hell. l gave
YOU abnormal ambition likewise an over
supply of egotism that you might not
discover your own faihngs; twisted
your mind to that Of mad man with
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-27
The Calling Of Ducks
I {. Many Different Ways

/ Whether you shoot ducks over decoys,
on the. pass, jumping or wading the call
is very essential Yet of the great num-
/ Der of men who shoot, comparatively
few are able to call well or with iudg-
rnlent. Nor is it Unnecessary to cultivate
many different calls. Two or three are
| enough.
For the inland waterfowl, mallard,
widgeon, teal, grayduek, spoon bin,
wood-duck and all non-diving ducks, the
mallard and teal call is sufficient. In
fact, the mallard call alone is usually
enough for all non-diving ducks.
For diving or deep-water ducks, the
blue-bill, call will answer, although if
one has also at command the purring
! call of the red head, it will greatly
/ help in the day IS sport. In shooting over
ordinary waters where sport is 10 be
| had at red heads, blue-bills, broad bills,
whistlers, butter-balls and the others or
their class, most of the ducks will res
pond readily to the blue-bill or the
broad-bill call. Blue-bills are great call
ers, and on calm days can be heard
hailing every passing flock.
Sometimes the blue-bill calls the ker-
FIR once, then twice and three times,
and occasionally even four times When
they are feeding they often sound a
contented kind of chuckle which is sim
il to that of the mud-hen when undis-
turbed.
Do Not Call Too Loud.
Sound travels a long way in still
marsh. When the call is loud the NAL
lard, black-duck and widgeon detect
easily the fraud in calls; therefore, mod
ulate your voice in marsh. Oftentimes
these wary birds, after coming into a
marsh in response to your call, VIII set
tie among your decoys; or they may
alight outside of gun-range and study
the decoys to satisfy themselves of their
being all right. If not disturbed they
will then slowly move towards the de-
coys, feeding and chuckling as they
swim.
Do not call too hard or too often.
Call to attract the bird . attention to
decoys, then moGulGte your call. In
marsh remember the birds can detect the
imitation much more easily in a loud
than in a muffied call.
For deep-water birds call louder, for
the calling or else give low chuckle
that they can just hear.
If birds start to circle away, a few
low calle will often bring them back.
If in open water, the birds often will
go entirely around you to discover what
the suspicious bunch of weeds contains,
and at such times lie low and do not
try to keep them in sight all the while.
Your moving will scare them quicker
than anything else. Lie low, and stay
low, and if the birds cone in do not
jump up if you happen to be on shore.
Rest jL0t high enough to clear your
blind when you shoot Be assured the
ducks eyes are on the shore side, for
there is where they watch first for dan
ger, and any movement sends them scat
tering
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-27

yours and mine; the spell has been per-
fect-you cast your ambitious eyes to-
ward the Mediterranean, Egypt, India
and the Dardanelles and you began your
great railway to Bagdad but the am
bilious archduke and his more ambitious
wife stood in your way. 1t was then that
l sOwed the seed in yaur heart that bios
somed into assassination of the duke
and is wife, and all he'll smiled when it
saw how eleverly you saddled the crime
on to Servia. saw you set sails for the
fjords of Norway and 1 knew you would
prove an alibi. How cleverly done, so
much ike your noble grandfather, who
also secured an assassin to remove old
King Frederick of Denmark, and later
robbed that country of two provinces
that gave Germany an opportunity to
become a naval power. Murder is dirty
work but it takes a Hohenzollern to
make a way and get by.
Some Master Strokes.
"Your opportunity was at hand; you
set the world on fire and bells of hell
were ringing; your rape on Belgium
caused much joy, it was the beginning,
the foundation of a perfect hell on
earth, the destruction of noble eathed-
rails and other infinite works of art was
hailed with joy in the internal regions.
You made war on friends and foe alike
and the murder of civilians showed my
Eteaeings had borne fruit. Your treaehery
toward neutral nations FASTENED a uni
versal upheaval, the thing 1 most de-
sired. Your undersea warfare is a mas
ter stroke, from the smallest mackerel
pot to the great Lusitiana you show no
favorites; as war lord you stand su-
preme, for you have no mercy; you
have no consideration for the baby
elinging to its mothers breast as they
both go down together in to the deep
only to be torn apart and leisurely de-
voured by sharks down among the cor
ais
''I have strolled over the battlefields
Of Belgium and France. have seen your
hand of destruction everywhere; it S
all your work, superfiend that made
you. have seen the fields of Poland;
now a Wilderness fit for prowling
beasts only; no merry children in Po-
land now; they all sueeumbed to frost
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-27
Believe Lieutenant Mccoy
Did Not Commit Suicide

Sparta, Wis, Oct. 26.-Physicians
who today examined the body of Lieu
tenant Malcomb B. Mccoy, found dead
in his tent at Vancouver, WASH, last
Saturday, declared that he could not
have committed suicide.
The bullet wound, they said, IS in
the left lower rear of the skull, in a
place which it woud be practically i'm
possible for man to have reached him
self. There was no powder burns.
Colonel R. B. Mccoy of the Sixth
Wisconsin, fath'r of the dead officer,
is understood to be pressing for mill
tary investigation into the death of his
son. 1t is alleged that the revolver found
beside the body was not the lieutenant
and that he had no known reason for
ending his life. The body reached Spar
ia yesterday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-27
Are You Fat?
Just Try This

Thousands of overfat people have be-
come slim by following the advice of
doctors who recommend Marmola Pre-
scription Tablets, those harmless little
fat reducers that simplify the dose of
the famous Marmola Prescription.
If too fat, don It wait for the doc
tors advice. Go now to your druggist
or write to the Marmola Co., S64 Wool
ward Ave-, Detroit, Mich, and for 75c
procure a large case of these tablets.
They reduce two, three or four
pounds a week without exercise, diet
ing or any unpleasant effect whatever.
If too fat, try this today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-27

not filling up. Today an order was made
for the sale of attached property in
the suit Of James Kerns.Abbott Com,
pany against ]. w. Singleterry, judg-
ment being taken by defoult in suit
involving s1,l21.50, The property under
attachment is most of it in ultnOmah
county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-27
Court House NOtes

The court house is as dun as a Fourth
Of July speech and quiet as the kai-
ser's conscienee. II may be most Of
the lawyers are boosting for liberty
bonds, or looking after the political
fences, at any rate the court docket is
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-27

turned over to you. The gavel that has
struck the doom of damned souls since
time began is yours. I am satisfied with
what I have done; that my abdication
in you faver is for the very best inter
ests of HELM the future 1 am at your
majesty's service. Affectionately and
sincerely,
LUCIFER H. SATAN"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-27
Satan Abdicates the Throne of
He'll In Favor of Kaiser Wilhelm

certain normal tendencies to carry you
by, most dangerous character placed
in power; gave you the power of hyp-
notism and a certain magnetic force
that you might sway your people. l am
responsible for the deformed arm that
hangs helpless on your left for your
crippled condition embitters your life
and destroys all noble impulses that
might otherwise cause me anxiety but
your strong sword arm is driven by your
ambition that squelehes all sentiment
and pity; l placed in your soul a deep
hatred for all things English, for of all
nations on earth hate English most; I;
wherever England plants her flag she
brings order our of chaos and the hated
Cross follows the Union Jack; under her
rule wild tribes become tillers of the
soil and in due time practical citizens;
she is the great civihzer of the globe,
and l HATE HER. l planted in your
soul cruel hatred for your mother be-
cause SHE was English and lifted my
good friend Bismarck to fan the flame
had kindled Recent history proves
how well our work was done. 1t broke
your royal mother IS heart but l gained
my purpose.
"'The inherited disease of the Hohen-
zollerns killed your father just as it will
kill you, and you became the ruler of
Germany and tool of mine sooner than
1 expected.
Three Evil Spirits.
"To assist you and farther hasten my
work sent you three evil spirits, Met
xche, Treitsehke and later Bernhardi,
whose teachings inflamed the youths of
Germany who in good time would be
willing and loyal subjects and eager to
spill their blood and pull your chestnuts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-10-27

Iowa Mans Satirical Letter From His
Satanic Majesty to His Favorite Pup
il, Brings Him Widespread Fame as a
Writer.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-04-03
FIRST ARMED
]. S. SHIP SUNK
BY GERMAN Sub
Steamer Aztec Torpedoed Without
Warning Off the Coast of
France.
II OF CREW ARE MISSING
They Are Thought to Have Drowned
When First Life-boat was
Smashed.
II OF CREW ARE MISSING

| New York, April 3.-The steamer
Aztec, first armed American merch-
ant vessel to sail from port on this
side of the Atlantic, was sunk last
might by German submarine off an
island near Brest, France.
The cable message from the Am
erican consul at Brest to her owners,
1.-THE Oriental Navigation company.
gave no inkling as to the fate of
her crew.
An Associated Press dispatch from
Paris said, however, that while some
of the men aboard the Aztec were
rescued, number of them were miss
ling and probably had perished.
The Aztec, under command of
Capt. Walter O'Brien, was manned
by crew of thirty-nine. Seventeen
of this number, including the cap
tain, were American citizens.
The Aztec's owners believe she
had no chance to fight because she
was sunk at 9:15 p. m. in heavy
|sea.
The vessel was armed with two s.
inch guns, one forward and one aft,
manned by naval gunners under
command of a warrant officer.
In expressing the fear that the
gunners on the Aztec had no chance
to show their skill, it was recalled
that the Cunard liner Laconia was
sunk at night and that no submarine
was seen although vigilant watch
was kept.
The Aztec, a slow moving freight
Ter of 1927 gross tonnage, steamed
from New York forp Havre, March
Is with full cargo Of foodstuffs and
general supplies valued at more than
$500, 900.
She was due at Havre tomorrow
and probably was less than 100 miles
from that port when torpedoed. This
fact has given hope to her owners
that all the crew may be saved if
they had an opportunity to take to
the boats.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-04-03
CONGRESS WILL GIVE PREs1-
DENT WILSON WHATEVER HE
WANTS FOR CARRYING ON
WAR WITH GERMANY.

Washington, April 3.-The wal
congress will give President Wilson
whatever he wants for fighting Ger
many.
Congressional leaders predict it
and the senate foreign relations COM
mittee gave evidence of this by
quickly reporting out the war re-
solution introduced in the senate.
Senator LaFollette objected to the
immediate consideration of the reso-
luton. His objection was made UNI
der the rule that requires matters
to go over for a day before action
is taken. The senate adjourned i'm
mediately following until 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning, because Demo-
cratic floor leader Martin refused to
permit other business to be taken
up until the war resolution had been
passed.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-04-03
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NEIGHB0RHooD NOTES.
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West independence Notes.

i
Price Campbell and family, who
reside northeast of town, visited Sun
day at the Jim Passwater home. They
were driving in their new Ford, just
} purchased.
The boys of this vicinity charivarl'
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Myers Monday
night and Mr.. and Mrs. Cormaney
3 Wednesday night.
Ollie Wells and family visited Mrs
Wells parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Allen
Park Sunday.
Miss Esther Lohmann, who has
been visiting relatives near Amboy
and Cottonwood, Mimi, for the pas'
two months, gstSSsaed home Friday
Miss Eloise Pavey, who attends
high school in Webster City, is visit
ing friends in this vicinity during the
weeks vacation.
John Schweppe and family visited
at the II. B. Schweppe home, near
Bethel, Sunday.
With favorable weather seeding
will be on in full blast this week.
April 2.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-04-03
|. R. NOT TO Be
ASKED TO ATTEND

st. Louis, April 3.-Universal
training, nation wide prohibition
and the unity of liberals of all part
les will be the chief aim Of the Pro-
|gressive party's national conference
here next Thursday. Colonel Roose-
welt has not been and will not be
invited to attend.
Plans today were under way to
have communities of the Democrat
lie, Republican, Socialist and Prohi-
bition parties confer with a COM
mittee of the Bull Moose and discuss
the formation of a party Of Liberals
to stir the political pot of the coun-
try into real boiling condition.
Albert D. Nortoni, once republic
can judge, later progressive guber7
material candidate in Missouri and
during the last Presidential cam
paign connected with the Wilson
bureau, is a leader in the
conference.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1917-04-03
AMERICAN COLLEGE
men HELPING ALLIES

Paris, March 2O.-Letter to the
Freeman-Tribune from Wilbur S.
Forrest, U. p. Correspondent: A
little band of merican college men
are making name for America in
the Balkans to-day.
This band is composed of more
than so young Americans who sail
ed for France about a year ago to
become ambulance drivers for the
American Ambulance Field service,
under the direction of A. Piatt And
rev. of La Porte, Ind, and Glouches-