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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-22
Columns of Americans on Way
To French Front, and Magnitude
Of Operations Thrills Witness
This Army Thing Strike Terror to German lmagina-
tion Writes Observer-Poency Of New Sort Aheld With
Increasing Power Relentless and Iresstabe They Are
Anxious Only for Grips With the Eenemy.

American Headquarters in France,
April More formidable, more
significant even than the American
troops in the trenches are the soldiers
on the way, tinging all France with
khaki color from the sea to the battle
front.
For two weeks / have been touring
in the rear Of the American army, and
the spectacle has been overwhelming.
If America could see--if Britain could
see-the character and magnitude Of
the American operations here, the
people would be thrilled with new
meaning of the refrain "the Yanks
are coming"
Destiny's Deciding Posts.
Everybody wishes there were o.
100000 Of 100000 American men
at the battlefront, but these legions
who are on the way in such numbers
as one may not tell, are destiny's de-
Gliding posts. They are on the way in
a new, bewildering, overpowering
American fashion armed with new
railway lines, thousands Of American
locomotives and cars. They are on
the way with fleets of great ocean
transports which | have seen pouring
forth their thousands Of soldiers at
the great new docks made for and
by Americans. They are on the way
with chivalry and fiocks Of man-made
birds of war such as are flying by the
dozen outside my window as / write
Most of all though, the Americans
are on the way with men, myriads of
men, steadily moving to the front,
and such men, stalwart, self-assured,
clear-eyed, independent, quick in dis
cipline, understanding to the full
what they are about, every man,
whatever his present station, eager
to get to the front. Healthy, clean,
wholesome, contented save for i'm
patience to get at grips with the Ger
mans, assured that there cen be no
parleying or delay until Prussian pow
er has been broken, giving token by
their preparations that they mean to
keep on until the end is gained.
This army Is thing to strike ter
ror to the German imagination be-
cause It represents both power and
purpose in an increasing degree. It
IS only at it's beginning. It is a coming
army, unweary and convinced, with
exhaustless supplies and reinforce
ments behind 1t.
Relentless and Irresistible.
Somehow one gets and impression
of relentlessness and irresistibleness
from these smiling hosts, who play so
genially with French "kiddies," de-
your chocolate candy at the Y. M. c,
A. hut, like the boys they are,
Potency of a new sort is afeld in
France today, bound for the front. 1t
wears khaki on its square shoulders
and idealism in its heart. If there be
anywhere war-worn, discouraged
adherent of the allied cause, he has
but to look behind the veil in France
to take heart again. Fit, fearless, full
Of faith, the Americans over here are
like the vision of the hosts Of Israel.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-22
OUR SERVICE THE BEST
HAS BEEN PROVEN

The telegraph news service taken
by the Daily Sun is the same service
used BY the large city afternoon
newspapers. The Washington Times,
The Cincinnati Times-star and Gin
cinnati Post use the United Press ser
vice exclusively. This service is fur
nished to evening papers only and is
always twelve or fifteen hours ahead
ef the morning papers.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-22
Big Bomb Found
In New York

New York, April ga dynamite
bomb weighing twenty-five pounds
was found at the entrance of the Life
Publishing Co.'s building, on West
Thirty-frst street. Police are work
ing on the theory that it was to have
been used to blow up the pennsylva-
mia Tube, three blocks away.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-22
Hundred Lives
Lost When z Ships
Are Destroyed

Washington, April 21.-Two Amer
ican ships have been destroyed with
an indicated loss Of nearly hundred
lives, according to cable messages
flashed to the Navy Department late
yesterdayby Vice Admiral Sims, COM
manding the American naval forces
abroad.
Both were cargo carriers. The A.
500-ton steamship Lake Moor, max
ing her maiden voyage with a naval
crew aboard, was sunk by a German
U-boat in the war zone about mid
night April IL. The 5,50O-ton steam
ship Florence H. was blown up in a
French port by an internal explosion
at midnight April III. She left Phila-
delphia on March 80 with a cargo of
powder and steel.
Sims Lacks Details.
Five officers and 80 men are miss
ing from the Lake Moor, according
to an announcement made by the
Navy Department last night.
Lieut.. Comdr. Kinchen ]. Powers,
Of the United States naval reserve,
who was in command, and four other
officers, together with twelve enlist
ed men, have been landed at an Eng
lish port. Thirty-four Of crew of
approximately, rs are reported saved
from the Florence H.
Details so far are lacking, as Vice
Admiral Sims has not yet been able
to get the facts in the cases outside
of the general information he has
cabeled. No cause is yet given for
the explosion on the Florence H.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-22
German Prisoners
Want to Stay Here

Washington, April 22.--Germarl
Prisoners of war like the United
States and don't want to go back to
Germany, 1t was leraned today that
some Of them had secretly inquired Of
the War Department if they would
remain in the country after the war.
They expressed dread of returning
to the Fatherland.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-22
u u
Either Impossible u
Or Hazardous

Amsterdam, April 1.-THE Ger
mans are not sinking the American
transports because they are SO well
conveyed that submarine attacks
would be either impossible or ex-
thremely hazardous" Capt. Kuhlivet-
ter, in writing the Lokal Anzeiger,
naivly admitted, So
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-22
Congress Preparing
For Adjournment

Washington, April %. Congress is
preparing to rush through the remain
ing legislation before it, with the
view Of adjourning some time be-
tween the middle of June and July
first.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-22

If you receive a sample
; copy Of The Sun today It is
an invitation for you to
subscribe. Would like to
: send it into every home in
Greeneville every after
: noon. II viii cost you only
40c a month.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1918-04-22
BoMBARDMENT OF AMIENs HEAVILY RENEWED.

London, April 22The bombardmen of Amiens has been
heavily renewed according dispatch from the British front
Three additional hits have been made the famous Amiens
cathedral
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1918-04-01

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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-08-29
NAN IS "L0S1 IN WOODS
Could Hear Street Cars and Sound OF
Water, but Couldn't Get
Out.

st. Paul. Minn.-With water only q
few feet away, so close he could hear
its trickle, and with leaves he raked
IN around him for his only covering,
A. L. Smith, aged forty-three. was lost
in the woods" for three days and
nights and lay in a clump OF bushes
suffering with paralysis and without
food or water until found by a patrol
man.
Smiths story combined the hard
ships Of the man lost IN the woods and
the aimless wandercr in the desert
and all the time within a few blocks
street mrs were passing and hundreds
of persons were coming and going, IN
conscious that almost In haillng dis
lance a man was struggling desper
| ately for his life.
Smith wandered away from a grad
Ing camp where he was employed ant
lost his way In the woods. He sale
he thought 1t a Joke, at first. until n
passed nearly all one day trying to fin'
n small creek he knew ran through
the woods toward the grading camp
He believes he walked In circles until
dark. finding neither the creek nor VI
opening from the woods.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-08-29

steamship hove to near by and steered
their drifting craft to the companion
ladder.
A boat was lowered from the steam
ship and the sailors beat the sharks
and water with their oars, the school
hanging on to the iydroplane. Finally
both pilot and observer were hauled
up the companionway out Of the rough
sea, and with the aid of those in the
boat the machine, too, was lifted to
| the deck. 1t was in a badly damaged
| condition, but not beyond repair.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-08-29

IL Is cStlNnntPu lnat u WlllloH men
| and women throughout the country are
| giving TO the Turkish baths an aver.
age Of n dollar Il day. Thus we hive
n total of $685., 100000 n year. To this
we can add perhaps half as much for
massage. attendant fees, special treat
ment aud incidentals.
Bathing Is commended, but most Of
us, at least those who have the Turk
ish bath habit. can take II additions
MT home. The soldiers In Europe don't
have Turkish baths. We Imagine we
need them here. W. eat big dinners
and iii ourselves with rheumatic de.
posits, poison ourselves by %gormnndiz-
Ing. We contract colds because our
systems are too badly clogged to throw
or the germs. 1t Ia when we IRE stuff
fed with rich viands and all sorts OF
luxuries TINT we turn to the Turkish
bath for relief. Why not discipline
ourselves during the war and transfer
a,l these millions Of dollars into the
fund TINT is going to bent nutocracy
ind the German peril?
have touched on merely u few Of
the items Of unnecessary outgo. The
list might BE- extended Indefinitely. Bin,
there ought to he enough here to yet Us
thinking. and we n make the ex
tensions ourselves. There Il no ust
denying tie fact that the people hav,
not yet put themselves on q war bash
financially. We are still wasting mil
lions on trihcs. The war would h
over now n we had taken ourselves Il
,mnd 3: the beginning.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-08-29
Dreams e. Fire; Jumps.

ReddIng. Collaborating that me
hotel was mrni,g. Thomas Quini"n
Jumped ont Of Ms ,hird.story window
and landed on ~ brick rile. he sut.
Tered three broken ribs md interns'
,Ajurles.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-08-29
AIRbOA1 PILOTS
BATTLE SHARKS
Navy Flyers Flail at Jaws unt1
Vessel Rescues Them
at Sea.
CRAFT IS HELPLESS
Engine Goes Dead and SeapIane Is u
Mercy Of Wsves-SehooI Of
Sharks Hungry fer
Their Prey.

New YOrk.-The crew and ,rassen-
gers Of q steamship which arrived re-
Gently saw two seaplanes In the sky
200 miles from port. Everybody was
on deck to watch their maneuvers
Suddenly Of the planes dipped out
Of the sky, and, landing on the crest Of
n wave, & tossed from one billOw to
another.
The vessel captain ordered all speed
ahead in their direction. Meanwhile
the pilot and observer had dOnned
their life preservers. The engine had
gone dead on them and they were
helpless.
Sharks snout Appears.
Then from out Of the choppy water
appeared the snout of a shark. An.
other and. another followed and the
| sea seemed full of fins. The sea wolves
hungered for their prey. for they turned
on their backs and bit at the pom
toons as If they knew the weak spots
| which separated them from their meal.
The men were horror stricken, real
izing that the wreck Of the pontoons
would throw them into the water,
where their life pr%eservers would form
little protection from the rlveIous
jaws.
Strike at Man Eaters.
They succeeded in wrenching loose
two uprights from their airtoHt and
with them walloped every snout thai
protruded from the water, keeping thu
sharks away from the pontoons. The,
beat the waves Justify and yeiied a
the attacking man eaters. Thus
they saved the pont0onS until thu
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-08-29
Mean BETRAYAL,

II say. Nell, has Gladys naturally
curly hair!'
"Certainly it was guaranteed where
she bought it."
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-08-29
The Usus9 SYMPTOM,

Convalescent-NurSe, II love you !.
Nurse (experienced) 1890 Yes; but
you'll get over that when you're really
well.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-07

nudmals bara,tf amimerflam, DO bic
Ie Satiade nid)t allgemein befaant
it.
Ams &albingtpn iuirb gemelbet,
onrd ben 8efebl bes 8eueralOtref=
tors NeNbpp leien an ben noro0it=
liden 8abnen 400 Haiiasiersiise eim=
geitellt, I'm BEN ssrad)tperfebr sii er-
letdjtern.
GENERALIZATION MeMSpp bat Wakre-
gelm getroffen, bmrb Die Der Baila-
eierperfetr amf Der EenniDlpamia, Der
Baltimore & Gbip, Der 9felu Sauen
nnb anoern bitltden 8abneu nm am=
gefabr 20 Erpsent beidnitten luiro.
Gr bat anseorbmet, baf feline iosem.
2nrns 3iise anf ben gemannten
8abnen mebr fabren biirfen mnb Saf
Ser Iogenannte ygpngreilipnal 2imt=
teb" unb anbere afalide SdJneasitge
bon Neiu yorf nnd &nibinston nnb
nmaefebrt amf bier Earlurlpagen nno
y9ap gpades" beid)ranft ieili Iolleu.
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55ssradtberIe,1ber mnb -Gmpfamser lire
belabenem Giienbabnipagen nidJt lan=
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geleiIen Der 8abnitationen belaOen
iteben laiIen oarften, ionbern iie in-
nrbalb bieier 3eit ablaben miiiIen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-07
wie Scr Krice ftah
Nmtcrifa faftt.
@esen Ginienbnug upn 2 Gents
fir Yortc perI4ifen mir bieies gna
an irgenb cine Hbreife.
Die Grpe1itiun.
SmIa,to.

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oenten bon Guatemala feline Spnpa=
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ausaelpro1en iino feline 5iilfe ange-
botelr.
= Mm 9onnerItag miro I'M Heprd-
Ientantenbnuie oes &ongrelles iiber
oas sSronenItilnmrehts Imenoe-
ment sur 8unbesberfaiiung abge=
1tinnlt.
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qien nno @ablen beibaftigt iieb oIeie
@od)e nit Der angeblib itarf IL
lopalen 2eDe, Die Senator 2a sSollette
in ct. BnrI gebalten bat
Ger ioeben peroffentlihte Se-
ridt Der .National 9igbDaps Srotec=
tipe Societp" 6eigt, oaB i'm rerfloile-
nen SSabr imerbalb oes 5taates Jtep
gorf 837 Berlonen oltrd glutomobile
aetotet tpuroen. ssm Soriabre Uaren
es 729 Yerlonen, Die auf oieie 8eile
oen 600 fanOen.
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lolooten uno Matroien Der 8unocs-
Wearine Die Office ltno Oruferei Der
raoifaIen 3eitilng uGailp Gal" fur5
nno fIein gelhlagen; logar Die groBe
Yreiie pnroe total rlliniert
8ie aus Chicago gemeloet
miro, pllroen fdnmtlidJe 3entral-
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lt6t.
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WiIliiiippi, ole ibren Staat ffon mt
Dem 9robibitionsgeiee begliift ba-
ben, Iino nit Dem errlingenen Grfolg
nidt 5ufrieoen, ionoern iuollen Den
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herllng bat ieit Dem g September
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Ider Sffiaier, perbaftet rno miro IN
Sort Douglas, lltab, mdbreno Der
Oouer oes 8rieges illterniert ueroen.
Warftpis ipar i'm aniang oes &rieges
BON oen Hillen gefangen genomnell
ltno nod Sibirien transportiert NOR
ben. gs mar ibm gelungen BON bort
mad, amerifa an entfommen
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cooo hoben nit ibren Ingeltellten
Elm llebereinfomlnen getroffen, ole
ip6breno ser Dalier oes 8rleges emit
Itebenoen Oifferen5en Der bonn Trali-
6enten eingeietten 8ernlttlungs'
&ommiiliom Su itnterbreiten.
Ssn Tacoma lit Der Geutide
Selmutb Sitter, Der alS Sergeant IN
ser Ser. Staoteu 9lrn1ee oient, per-
baftet. gr miro beidi,loigt, pi6tige
militarii6e Yapiere peruntrelt nno
WilitGr @iebeimniile an Teuti6lono
perroten 3u haben
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reiota ilno Nidigan ibre &artofleln
fir ole tie bisber Toe pro 8uIdel er-
bieIteu, suriifbalten iino ni6t nntcs
ST perfaufen poIleu. Die &onlumen'
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-01-07

True translation fled with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
January 7th as required by the
act of October 9th 1917
Cine ansebliA oifi5ieae Mittsilnas
bic Der Grdnngt selegrnpb 70. III
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idnt: cine peitere Gisnug bes Sron=
rats 1T in 8crIia absebalten. Jelo'
marIdlall BON Siubenbnrg nno WeHes
raj bon 2ubenborff iuaren bel Der
siknna an,peIenb. NaG Der Yer
iammlnna iunr6e unhltebenoe NRtttet'
i1ua pffisielL befannt semadt: Jns
fploe oes gerIangeus Der rnftiAen
Segiernng, bic Serbanblnnsen BON
rit-2itomsf ma6 Stof9clm 81 per-
leaeu, babeu sic gentralinGGte bic
yerbanblmnseu NIT 8nklanb tempo-
rar fnspen6iert.
Ans 9pubon uiro geiueIbet, Die
Nadlridlt pou Der 5nspeukpn Der
gerban6lmnaen in Brett t-2ito,usf babe
oeu Sentidlen Heihstag in srske AaI-
reauna perietf, es lei aber 81 erwar-
ten, Saf Sic Saltnng Der Hesiernng
antaebeifen parbe. Sm Nagcmeinen
Oerfritt Sie oeutId)e &esiernng ben
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rid,t BON Der Suspeuiiou Der Ser
aanSImnaem lci iuie cine id)iDarae
@olfe anf bic Stimmnns Der Se-
p5Ifcrnns sefallen; Die Gage lei tebr
ernlt.
Sine 2unbpner 0epeldJr meloet,
ais bic oe,ttIden Delesaten inSreh-
2itotpsf eintrafen, ieiem feline riifii-
idjen 9elegaten Sort gefuelen, nltr
cine 9epeiAe BON linen NIT Dem Gr-
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wabrldeinlid flingenoe Nadridlt
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rmililden 9eIesnten, ais iie bon ner
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lpGrtisem, lei NIT linen sereiit.
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elopb- George bat am Samstag Dor
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cine 3cbe gebnlten, in Der er ois
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tennnna bes Grnn6Iabes, onf cine
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anseinan6er, nnter fpelden Bebiu'
snngen GnglanS SsrieSen 81 ihiieken
6rreit lei. 1ie BeSiugnngen finS
fsIaenbe: 0as itaredt, iuel@es
6ranfreid) i'm Sabre 1901 &c
i4eben 1T, ale man i'm GliaksSotb'
rinasn furtuabm, mnk uieber sutse'
makf merseu. Gbenip mnk bic lesi'
fimt JorSernng JtaIiens, NIT beu
26nbern bereinigt 81 iueroen, beren
x5Ifer leines Stammcs nnb Ieiner
Sprade iinS, erfhllt tueroen. Gna'
lamb mir6e BET Ieinen Serbiinoeten
ansbarren, bis bieie 5orOernusen er'
filt iinb. Die Seile, uelde bic Sen
tralmadte in Sranfreid, Stalien,
Serbien, RputeHesrO nno Hmmanien
btfett baben, miiIeu smridseseben
perOen. Die GentrnlmGdte folen
Grlesenbeit baben, lire 9ampfsiels
AZ erfl6ren. Das bentide Bolf er-
bdlt bic geriidernus, baF es meoer
pernidltet, nod lsiner Steanns als
GroFmadt beronbt peroen ioa, and
nellen bic Aaiierteu bic ietist
ReidsperfaiInus. nidt amfbebeu, aber
be. 1iilitarismas utnh DerniAtet