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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1918-10-20
.ud of warfare


BNNLl. sutherland, oct 10
The an .vrr of CrrmauN a. President
Wilson, last note VIII probably he
published Sundn, afternoon.
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bushes that are encountered ail
along the front
Enrm, Icrccd Ia Defense Wall.
Wherever the enemy retIre5 here
! b. Is forced bach against his sail ot
defense these positions being essen
itaI io fHr easy UIthdraaal oi troops
land material further north
Ou fH, front of tAs armie pf Gene
sral aourlud and General Pershng
Tho Nrhuur also goes on teroel} the
enemy .ed.uR ground 0uIS Boz The last.
| etramIfH while completing The With
IfaaaI 0t Doe lines westward Guu-
lIauI men gained important sue
,r-.ss yesterday east OF the Aisne
land are advancing east OF EOulieres.
The German retreat SO Tar as The
ILIph rommaud s able 20 control o.
q movement inverse 90 that OF the
Invasion OF 1913 when German COLI
Ilmu. pIFutiuR uu the fortress Of
Metz aud wheeling 90 Tie Ier came
around through Belgium u q move
neut like that of au opening fan.
Th. Hu Ie closing fhI. time aud Dr. is
IilnluE ou crowded pivot while
I,he columns roprr.eut.ng the ribs Ot
the Tam. instead oi pursuing the adj
IJerary are being pursued. pushed.
Itu.tlod and hdra seed tunsequcnt-
d. The regularity with which the fan
.nts opened lt thr beginning OF the
war and which according a. the
crown prince nas fresh and Joyous
> absent Boo tho inverse movement
Retreat I. Difficult
Marshal F0ch VIthholds from Lud
eulorft tuc leisure 100 operate bis
elastic retreat lf will The enemy is
liable Co select oulf positions where
rusistdur, b. N.lal fo the sHrrcss of
fhc retiring movement These posi-
| 'ions are tor mo moment on rho right
| wing BOO front of Guuuud and Perish
| ing and boz tho region of the Sis
| unuo front OF Deficiency
Tho most competent authorities
| admit that th, German retreat bias
thus Tar been accomplished iu wa.-
'ar'y fashion THE question whether
| Iho Germans VIll Dee able Zoo hnl 'u,
vital points aIous tbr Nisur and Hrc
until thoy lrt ou' of preHriuus gtua-
/ toms elsewhere i- hocnmiUs more
and moro scut, Set prediction. ol
.ho immediate crumhHue of ihc Ger
man line anywhere are considered
| premature
Huns Retreat ~ lIunding Line.
Tho Germans nov occupy north ui
/ 'ho Nisuc and the Sorrc their second
line of retirement called tho Humid
ur position. which rests Cos right ou
libe uoisr and o., lcff un tho hillr
forest region ~ Grand Pre- gan nov
vigorously attacked ht Goauud and
Pow hing
| Work pu tbis line vaa begun iu
| 10 spring OF IH1T suA was con
| muod until November Then %
was suspended until september of
his wear when % Wa resumed with
'rycri.h haste with tho aid OF pri 0u
ors of war lts length Be- about %
| miles fourff'h- pf 20 behind wa'gr
.oursee that NAV e1sil. Boo swo'l"1
hy artificial floods 800 as 90 c0usti
into formidable obstacle. The emo.
lmv ma, hc o. 1cc'cd 90 make dos
,g,ats stand horo and to hold ou'
y possible until his armic1 ln Nel
lrum and French Flanders arc with.
drawn
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1918-11-20
NOVEMBER 1923

National War Savings Committee
for celebrating the triumph of America and her allies
Uncle only half through with the Kaiser licked Your
the big policeman the world and all this takes
big lot of Besides that will cost vast to bring the
boys home Thus your savings will be need for
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FAMILY WITH No
LOVE FOR KAISER
TatEc.. Five SoEs and Pour Brother1
Aligned with Democracy 70 Crush
Autocrncy.

I'Uh'h'ir. May 2.--.Fur Uh"lrSai" pa
trlniisr,, i b.; not hrIr.Vrd the family nj
r'ap.ain and Mrs =. l.. Srhan:firr. for
n"rly " thiraG" and Highland fark.
has i.rn ovrrrdth. or six sous. Iir: arr
ia ..rty., service. and IN" sixth. tie
Youngest. il mil;t"r% school preparing
cor Srr.'.." Four uf captain Srhaui-
rlrr's IT,: ,tn"r: nr III in" Scrrir" and
t,.r arpa"HS
''apiatu Scientific * wiki tho fell
,i"IrtrlIn"U' If ~ Production DIVISION
$uu section ordnance. i'll Washington
He ..HI,,.,.'s Ia sail Cor France S""n
I.,"utr::.,a iII"n NJ Schaufflrr .: the
Twenty sixth .liv:si"h. France. Is :
graduate -: !l"'TIi"luI township high
srnuuI. Williams college, and Harvard
law Srhnrl.
Henry and ':"'"1r:ch Schauifl"r. alSn
If D"crIirld high school and Williams
college. ar" driving anhulanCcs III
France, E"lur;i f.. Sch&Litlrr enlisted
a. :, rornit;"u Siii"r ard wax promoted
Ia rrs;;:l,. i"uk Il -Four months course In
Annapolis. AMI L. n"w al sea.
I.iruirn;,n; l.r"l" K. SclIauffl"r OF
camr pix. y. j.. ;""k his commission III
Madison BARRACKS. Charles r.. TIE
youngest SON * :. md; in McrcrrshcrS
ACADEMY. Ia.
Mrs. $rhauftlrr. who is known in lit
.rary circles. brought her song III in 4
military HtrloSj lh"r" and all had advan-
Iac"s Of training IN the Northwestern
Military academy under Colonel L. p.
Davidson.
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clatrered away. The next truck moved
10 the unloading platform. There
We're only four crates on this truck
but il was ~ minutes before the space
on the unloading platform was char
so that these crates could b" unloadcd.
The unloading took Is minutes.
In this instance the second truck
lost IS minutes and The trucks strung
Out back of him lost - minutes. AnI
the transportation company lost .
minutes use Of the platform.
Some dramatic machines hay" been
Developed for tine-savinS equipment
one unioadcr handles ore. coal or gram
at The rate of ." tons load. Thr op
eraror sails through The air with IN"
shovel. and thus has direct control
while seeing exactly what he is doing.
4 round-trip from the boat hold 10 IN"
unloading destination and back = com
pleled in 80 seconds.
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interesting
urs relative participation Second Liberty Loan An sS
these figures distinctly III" patriotic pride q" IN" ~
county Second Liberty Loan campaign o"" H .
'han its quota Here however, ~
significant =,
With population had 1895 subscribers 10 'h"
Liberty Bonds Fond buyer for every four OF n'r
population $50. 49,.
It is hardly fair to compare of West '
na this section g" he '
even distribution the Liberty ono
Ohio OF the five other counties IN n
averaged in subscribers 10 the oonS o ~
every ten in twenty LET us however 50
larger cite fol
Hamilton county, Cincinnati is located with population
~ 100000 had 1000 buyer eight OIL
populaon-a onhaf good that OF Wheeling
95 hond on
e or one pesonss behind the Wheeling
80:
Summit which the city Akron located
has population bond buyer TO
49, 49,, j
Stark county Mon and Canton ar" located with
population ever" six per
Ohio in which Toledo located with P0p''"o" " l''
ooo had nnn bond buyers
Allegheny county Pennsylvania which the rich citizenship Pitts
burgh with population bad 1875 bond buyers little "
oneb bond buyer every six persons
Faye county population of $4,000 had only 3S2S
subscribers or about { every twenty-five persons
Pennsylvania with population of S' had on" '
purchasers ,oo , ;,
washington with population OF 10000 had H.
1872 bond BUYERS to eve?
In fact in looking the Fourth Federal dis
fails find county among the -o counties ~
that district opuIous section til" country embracing
anil Eastern Ohio which approached the spu
citizens 81 Ohio county in the Second Liberty Loan ~
campaign. ,,,
was oVerSuoS
Ohio
hsands at The to- - - -.
better so a as
manufacturing plants on
about July h nave
Third Liberty Loan they did to the
expression our people "" include men,
walk life Greco
rising demands
highest
Of throb
touched all
and we proudly other community in the United States wi"
srnass citizenship
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SIGNS OF AWAKENING

Perfdy and fraud haS" been the
leading characteristics Of the PrussIan
funkers and militari$;$. which th2E
practice not only upon other nations.
but on their own people. When the
fortunes of war wer" apparently
against them they did no, object to-
the Reichstag resolution declaring for
peace without anncXdtionS and IN!
IDENTITIES. and had the Kaiser give
The people thu, solemn promise that the
plutocratic electoral system in fTus-
STA would be- reformed. With military
successes their old imi'udenr" re-
turned. and they HAY" Openly repudl-
;,ted both propositions. But the indi-
cations are increasing that tn" Ger
man people are not satisfied with their
government TIL. spirit of freedom
which found vent in the revolution OF
rs and 40 was 'Sternly repressfd. and
after the Franco-GerInan war munich
pal progress. state socialism. the
stimulus of developing industry and ill.,
ternational commerce and the general
clamor OF empire had IL tendency 20
let the people neglect their political
aspirations. Bu, tn" underground
flow OF liberalism has not become OK.
tinct Only one Of the lwenty-SlX
States OF Germany. MecklenburG. is
without Il parliamentary system. Tn"
tunkers are alarmed just now that Boil
shevism nigh, spread from Russia
into Germany. and TO quiet ;he work
jngnen they are now deceiving them
with the cry that thr victory "t the
Anglo-Sa1on nations would mean the
triumph of capitalism and the crush
ing of the wcrkingmrn. This cry ut
alarm by the bureaucracy. the m!litar-
lists and the divine rI2a; apostles
would be amusing if ihH Who'll" SitP;t.
t:on were not as Tragic ~ il j.. DE
mocracy in Germany surely mover
gained any impetus from n" govern
ing class. but what little success III
this line has been accomplished in tn
mast had to be gained in persistent.
strenuous struggle. No stronger proof
for the necessity OF electoral reform
in Prussia could have been given than
rho fDndnct of thp representatives. Ol
the junkers in the kcicnstas Il few
days ago when they advocated the
postponement OF the reform until after
the war. hypocritically assigning so
licitude for the soldiers as the motive
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Tn. ,,r...sI.i,,,; 1t TN" rfuiicd rSai.S. III
:, 'r,.r..ri .r.u letter, ita., rall,.i uInn
tin. boz. g j-i,r..n and over. and more
:.r-it..,I!arIy ur,.ri ti,., hi.,h school boys.
l.. ~, -ni!%i.,.! M 4 working r,'>.'rV'' body
-, ina thu, NAV sp-ild lhr:r spar. t,El"
-, IN. Iy,rl -. in.t..,.iur t:;.. food sup
.ns> ,r nm. na.,nu hy working on IN"
Farms.
Nir,ady tin. ,-.rinu< tat. and l':;u
>,..,uui boards, n,,.. ,,rrunizcI methods
.l,. uh,.j,. ril;,- iii II ih. president ";,n
in. ..:.rri..,! iul. r;"trtiral operation. rh'
,.r.li.-iin.ui = vr.,,ri,ur. under th" E'm-
..r;u dir"r,i"u III Il National r"H"rN" al
rector. Anal under various agents TN
y.l"y"d or volunteering AZ organizers.
Any boy thus enlisted IS 'Np"ri'd. IN
military faShi"n. I" follow lh:' 'A.l
whichever II is i-Sd",I. II" matter what l''
utaS h- d"lnE II tl'' iItIi". even lh"hhh
H.. may h. engaged IL, more lucraiiN"
"mplnymcu, Nr'rl Iuasmurh ne tn"
,.,.'.uul YEAR far hi.:h school boys iS not
~, .'lnS,ri. provisions ar,. elaborated hE
whIrh ;hry may IT, excused from "Ahlh-
nations. and receive credits whIch viii
"r:lhl,. them Ia graduate in spit" 81
their abs, NJ on Whit is considered IL
national service.
.rE.r.. has bcvu no cumm"nt mad" 10y
tn. educational authorities on this pro-
crdur" And under tn" "Ircu'nSt;ti'''S
I'M. Presidents call is more than iuSti-
nd. This is IN emergency, and "" mus |
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THE JUST CAUSE

There is a Light wh"r"'"r ! so.
There S.a Sirl"nd"C wh"r" ! wh''.
Though al ;ruunt he d.Sulatc.
Warm Oh my "yrs | lcct III" glow
The fight IS long. III" triumph slow.
Yet shall my soul stand strong hnt
straight:
There is n Ligh: whrr"'"r ! 60.
There is q Splcudnr where | w't'i.
My enemy * stron= knew.
His arts are sly. his guns Ar" great
do not fear him or his hHi".
In fog III darkness. CROPS my foe.
There is q l.iShl whcTr'r"r go,
--F:v-ryhudy's Magazine.
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S. FROM OHIO COUNTY
ORDERED TO AKRON TO
ENTER j, 5, SERVICE

CHARLESTON. W. Va, May =
Local draft boards in West virginia
were notified this afternoon 10y Cap
tain BrcckinriGgr Jones uf their def
mite quotas in The call just issued on
the State by the government for ?''"
men, 10 be selected for entertainment
May 1G. TO educational institutions
for schooling in mechanical trades at
government expense.
Each board will hr allowed until
May S to iii its quota by volunteers.
after which any Deficiencies will BIZ
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iiabl. l'frSav.r :" &ls,. h!U IN "Fi"'r-
1uIi'y !" SOW d.. ,,.s' :";,l"'i "n's.
IT,. .iu"~;i,m arise: naturally Why
Shuuld TINS ..>jmrI"it.', during III" li"ir
u: u ruii"u3u .,iin:i!iry not react upon
tn. regular "c%:rhiEalI"H 81 hi"h
schools. Nhy # credits can hc given
.:o" for out-ui- %Cfuui work. anu "Aaih-
unt'i"US dI%p.u:;rd with. cannot Il Siln'-
i#r pr'"'"iHr' H. followed III rit''
iim": W.. hmS". az COURSE. uamui'I
training high >,'hn"s ami much 81 The
'Iu sch"ia$in' ruUtin" has been sinai
'.'r''d. yet, W.. may TAX" SOM" Nhiu:tnlc
HINTS rrDIn III" present emergency.
Isn't th"r" il another side to lhiS Farm
work uf buys.
Unless ihr "rrun!znrinn If tho hiyS
ia Iii" 'nltcd States l:uys Working Re-
serve is complete" AMI il extends /" III"
careful supervision Of Ihe*" buys dur
'ug tin" tim" tl,-y are Thus employed.
many III lhrIu Will ~ "ApuS'ri |" thu
sam" danger Of EXPLOITATION which has
characterized Ia" employment "i cHl-
dr"n everywhere.
Too many attacks upon the Salutary
child laiur laws which were. wad" i'r
III" protection at children hay" been
mad, since thu beginning ri this war
10, 40 iii our soul with sad f"rhndlnsS
If W.. would IhiHk ~ handing over oar
Child-mtn r"$'rN" 10 uncontrolled en-
piny mont on "uI-n!-; hr-wHy farms. Not
lh:t: farmers Hr. worse than other "in-
pIuy"rS. hut tn" statistics at Tn" lat
iiVrnl child lah"r committee, can give
you some astounding data Ih"u; whHi
apparently Respectable p""iri" hHN'. dun'-
in exploitation IL rhilarrn'S work
has. w.tu"SS"d how children = h.
had h'..n rnk"m M" farm homes iron:
orphan aSylums nnd "I!"r Institutes
w"r" oScrw"rk"d. with II" tim" aih
place for nurruHl play. and hardly pr"H-
rrly Ciuth"ul. Th"$" times ar" over !
think, thanks L. III" child labor Ia" :.
I:ut tn" inrid"uIS showed that IN" "h't-
drcn n"rdrd this protection. and i.A,
human greed will not stop short at - n
tin"ur;,i considerations for Chlidr'l.%
rights which ;Lr.. often SCI a:'id'' l.!
their own parents.
Farm work iS hnr,l work. and Il farmer
cannot feed too many hungr! mouths
and Civ" u mans pay Tor. work when
, is not prunlahl'. NJ doubt. tn" boys
reserve will assist MATERIALLY ~ the
solution If IN. agricultural rr'hl' N. amt
Ii,"rr i 10 r.a%uu why II SHOULD MOI
hr utilized liul - must moi l"' dom
NJ In" expense t.: IN" hest educational
Interests "r the boys and IF their II" "i@
tor hrnlthful growth 81 body and niIE'.
/, can hr '!"n" welt only If SUITABLY
organized and supervised.
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, iI,,.,, =, i:,. tn. ..ll,n.na uii
i ,u..i.,; ,Iriiy,rl.S aI,,i t." rest ri..t iu!!
-. r...;"., ri, rIrsrs haNr resulted II
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.,rn. 81 r,.r.,I ln"rri,,mti III all parts
g., -. i'r.l"G S:nI..S. 'rr"rnrhG |" -
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49,, ,,.,i,r : :. .n ,r,;,iu,.d IN ,Iri...
b., r.,l,,...J IN :y"r":" II
"a ,,.r cent. ia a.. u.s. runH;h after
ti... .:augurat."n ~ -" -" i'iil' '''
value ~ IN. good: returned /" ON E'"
N.ri', IL l".ritn"nt :i"r'' wiz >i"-:""' -
th;l., D.. th" 'n':"s '''''!lI;; iA'hIl' - We
, rrrvi,t.:. year. e! group - l"rHr 'F''H
, stores in n city ~ the Il!l''!'. "''' -
h"'nE .Iv.d ~" special Gr!'F"F"N 49,
'hI.,uEh ~" ":"'l;i!"n "' 'ih' ""r
i.hlISh.,, custom.
.rE. ..>inrIrr,..s -: '"."r:! t'i"usara
Store. ave Er,.l. rui! ctcd T.. M c';''
,n"r..,,, ..-un,m! h"rri nad publish d"
III ,,am;hi"; form :" :'"r'" =" i irh'-
'n.il @n'i' IA m'"',H,; l"'"'' '',
y zeal ari$' 'f"i:! ~ "'i'' go"
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:ii'd d'"In's''i '"'' m,'''' ,,,;l.,
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'~.'n : 'i'"' H'', s,,,,r,. To-
''I:!:i''uS' ''H ''. .',',mt ,,kinl,r,..,
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W. F"rraro Joseph Francis. Arthur 6.
Franz. Daniel L. Rcmeri. Jacob Tom
povuruwSki.
Died Of Disease.
Corporal Robert II. Wilson: PrivatnS
Manly y. Jackson. Richard W. JNdd.
Clarence F.. Kelley. Louis Page. Harold
l.. Rnwlands. Luigi Tallarico.
Died Of Accident.
Lieutenant Clayton G. lngcrsoil: pr'-
Yates Forest \. Eippy. George L. Sun
derson.
Die dof Wounds.
Lieutenant Mirhucl F.. ST. John. Carl
f.vKdtnnu Charles 4. Winner.
wounded Severely.
I.i.utrnants John 4. F'cegcl. Frederick
y Stokes: CorporalS Thuuas T.. RyE"h.
Kenneth W. Lowell; rrivates Edward
D'Ol.r. Joseph T. Grnski Raymond l..
Jordan.
wounded Slightly.
CAPTAIN Frank J. Abbott. L!euicnnn,s,
Mill r. L0vctt. Edward {. SwcnSon
t'orpnrals William j. Degr"nia- Raymon':
t,rkcls Arthur G.. lIavTin. Carleton NJ
Patriquin. William II. Turner. Michael
+ QUINN; Sergeant Warren +. Clark.
W.chanjc David Goldsmith; Cook John
!, AuSnionc: Privatr$ Ralph r An-
dreys. Harry Atlerian. Harry Rajisr!in.
,,l,reucc Z. Bass-lt. Fred =. Bnouiicu.
Mathew J. Boyle. Harry ]. BurEotL. john
". ranavar George J. Champagne.
Frank f.. Curtin. Walter Darling. ovidH
< DavinSnon. George Demo. George pou-
cctts. Malcolm I. Enlnn. Kenneth '"
Furnhain. John T.. Fitzgerald. Thomas
N. Fitzgnrald William \. Flynn. la"-
renee w Foster. Rome" O. GasEcr
Thomas V. Gardner. lcr"m" +. Gilp,rt'
Stanton Glover. Charles ilaid. Joseph
r. Henebry. Carslrn Jensen. F:uEen" W.
ZONES. Robert 4. Joy. Lorenc' w. Kay.
George KralinG. Michael j. Kelly. Li"EG
r. King. William T.. Mrkaly. Thomas
+. Mabnr. George Merlow. Ralph y.
phinncy Harold X. Porter. Robert l..
Reid Horace g. Standard. Elmer =
Tingely. Charles l.. Twombly. Arthur
" Wilson, Joseph t.. Ielinske.
Nisnng In fetioa.
CORPORAL. James. c.. Lee. rrivatei
ue1ry J. Nsuflaise, sidne! C. kineh.
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ONE DELIVERY 4 DAY 4 SUCCESS

ki,.,wr H. he board has any store IT,
turned 10 rnur" tEH:I NY" delivery.
The charges ar l:,:: ~ n broad nian
for lac voluntary conservation OF conf
mrrcial resources. The board !" GU
nitcratIng In 4 similar manner WIN ING
w"r!"n cloth. clothing. shoe. lea, h"r'
mimi. and ,ihtr Industries in "limtnat-
ing needless uses Of labor. materials.
.uuirm"u; and capital.
The naIuphlel "Ecrnomy in Fetal
service" may l." had or application +"
~. commercial economy board AZ the
,.nunri! Of National defense. wishing
IN. u. &.
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NOTICE.


Editor lntelligencer:
You are authorized to announced
Davis r:lkins OF Morgantown. Monon.
gala Co. candidate for nomination.
by the Republican Party for the united
states Senate from West Virginia, sub
jec, 10 NIL rules OF the Republican Party
and the laws Of the Stale OF West sFir
g!na governing the primary election
TO be neId August. 1918.
I:;.klSS CAMPAIGN Committee
J. II. McDERMOTT. Chairman.
p. .. Drawer. sSl.
SforCantown. w. Nu.-Adr.
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American Casualties

WASHINGTON. May THE casualty
list today contained a6 names. divided
az follows:
Killed III action. u: died OF wounds
> died Of accident. :: died nf disease. : ::
died nf other causes. 3: wuur,!rd Savrr--
~. :: wounded slightly. -; missing
in notion. :.
seven officers were named. LECTION
ant clayton =. 1ngcrsoli. died ~ re-
sui. of all accident: Lieutenant August
Leo Sundvail died from wounds: Lieu
tenants john r. Fecgel and Frederick
II. Stokes were wounded sev"ecly and
captain Frank j. Abbott and l.ruten-
ants Will i. I-ovttt and Edward g.
SwrnSnn We're wounded slightly.
Captain Francis j. Calhill and Lieu
tenants Samuel Miller and Robert II.
.lcffry. previously reported missing are
nov reported Tn he prisoners.
The list follows:
Killed In Action.
Sergeant Fred Mitchell: Corporal
Louis Oberman: Horsechoer Ira C.. Wat
kins: Privatrs Stanley D>booz. John S.
Cunningham. George A. Fairrhild. Frank
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of their action. Never in tho history
of parliamcntariSm il Germany have
the junkers showed greater arrogance
Even the Chancellor. Count Hertlins,
sounded note Of warning to them II
equal suffrage was denied IN" people
ANY longer. he exclaimed. il would be
forced from the governing classes by
III" revolutionary CONFUSION Of nation.
al life. This statement. considering
the source from which it came, was
surely significant No less significant
was the open threat Of the independ-
enr Socialist hoffman,. that they
would appeal 70 the soldiers in thu
field 10 lay down their arms if they
should be rewarded for their sacri-
fees by such fragrant breach Of
promise as the postponcment of cleo
,oral reforms. That these statements
were not without effect appeared in
the vote Of 3333 10 81 against postpone
ms.nt But this is only a beginning.
The world will demand much stronger
proof Of the sincerity of the German
people whose subscgviency TO their
autocratic rulers has forfeited them
our sympathy. till unmistakable cvi-
dencc has been Produced OF their re-
pudiation Of them. They must choose
between autocracy and democracy.
There is no neutral ground
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-03

Don't StiSma.iZr Yourself and your
family by sinking away from your pa
triotIt' duty.
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W. Frrraro. Joseph Francis. Arthur 9.
Franz. Daniel L. Romeri. Jacob Tom
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this weekly eevent FOR Mtee years
have setting this Bargain Day We've made nos
F11day
store learned the solid economies be ~
sale good time lessons
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-07-05
NOT MUCH OF A MAN

(Selected)
He may be as rich as millionaire,
Or a scion of noble name;
No sage with his wisdom may compare
He may shine in the blaze of fame.
He may be the most marvellous thing in sight
That our humble eyes can scan,
But if his heart is not in our fight
He isn't much of man!
He may be as square as the day is long
And just in his every DEAL
He may seek the right and eschew the wrong
And to gods of all ages kneel.
He may be a saint in his holy ways,
Soul pure since his life began,
But if out of his countrys war he stays
He isn't much Of a man!
A man may be true to his wife and child
And loyal to all mankind;
He may do no i'll in his whole long life,
And yet to his horror find,
When no patriot fervor floods his breast
At the threat of foeman's clan,
He lacks in that which of all is best
He isn't much of a man!
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1918-07-05
Da You Enjoy Lief

A man in good physical condition
is almost certain to enjoy life, while
the bilious and dyspeptic are despond-
ent, do not enjoy their meals and feel
miserable a good share of the time.
This i'll feeling is nearly always unu
necessary. A few doses of Chamber
lain's Tablets to tone up the stomach,
improve the digestion and tone up the
bowels is all that is needed. Try it.
-adY.