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Evening star., 1918-02-03

Loyalty. a sequel to Experience
by George V. Hobart. will be put in re-
hearsal this week in New York by
Comstock, Elliott & Gest. The new
piece has q patriotic motif and is in
twelve scenes. There will be eighty
two speaking parts.
Evening star., 1918-02-03

| Pauline Frederick is to be filmed in
| Nine. jealousy George V. Hobarts
Evening star., 1918-02-03

Charles Fl. Brown, who has been look
ing the ground over in preparation for
the "Over the Top" engagement. shares
the surprise of all who come to Wash
ington after an absence of a few wears
He expresses the beHef that its enor-
nous increase of population will soon
make II one of the cities that will soon
be booked for long engagements such
as are played in Boston, Philadelphia
and Chicago instead of the usual one
week only,
Beginning Monday FEBRUARY II, the
Cosmos Theater will present daily. from
Monday to Saturday. at l :15 and 4.45
p.m.. in addition to the regular bill. one
Of the big photoplay productions of the
Paramount Artcrafts corporations. OPEN
ing with Douglas Fairbanks in "A Modern
Musketeer." Weekly thereafter. in the
order named. the Cosmos will present
Elsie Ferguson. in Rose of the World"
Pauline Frederick. in Mrs Danes De-
fense" William S. Hart in Wolves of
the Rail-: !. Stuart Blacktons "Wocd
for Sale" and Mary Pickford. in stella
these additions
Several months ago what was an
nounced as Spanish fantastic re-
view." and called The Land of Joy -
was presented in New York and made
an instantaneous hit. Klaw & Erlaneer
have assumed the management of this
of the leading cities. The piece will be
presented at the National Theater at an
early date just exactly as 1t was done
in New York. marvellous dancers. won.
derful costumes. beautiful scenery and
all.
Evening star., 1918-02-03

Muriel Window, coming Keith
attraction. made favorable impress
sion uupon. Keith audiences here
during donation week. She whistled
for n dollar a whistle and added many
green bills to the charity fund.
Evening star., 1918-02-03

Henry Lewis. the Winter Garden
comedian. who has always been identi-
fled with dialect comedy. has developed
an ambition to become black face
comedian and has been trying out the
idea at the Sunday night concerts in
New York
Evening star., 1918-02-03

''Mary's Way Out" a comedy drama
by Ashton Stevens of Chicago. was
given it's first performance OH any
stage at the Morosco Theater. Los An
geles, last Sunday night.
Evening star., 1918-02-03

Girl O. Mine" musical comedy by
Philip Barthoiomae and Frank Tours,
was one of the productions in New
York last week. with Edna Wallace
in one of the leading roles.
Evening star., 1918-02-03

Unique Airplane Enect-For several
seasons the Shuberts have uNlized Lin
coin j. Carters mechanical effects for the
various climaxes in the Winter Garden
:pectacles In Over the Top" which
comes to the Belasco this week. Mr.. Car
ters latest novelty will be disclosed
1t fs thrilling demonstration of how
Americas thousands Of airplanes will look
to the German soldiers as these winged
battleships of the sky appear upon the
horizon and come swooping down upon
the trenches. prepared to blind" the eyes
of the enemy.
The scene. when first disclosed to the
audience. shows a German trench with a
group OF officers engaged in discussion
The officers deride Americas airp,ane
! thrust as a myth or the dream of ssome
hysterical newspaper writer. AS they talk
the Whirr of propellers is heard, SOFTLY
at first and gradually growing louder.
Over the parapet the first line Of advanc-
ing airplanes is seen. low down on the
horizon. They slowly ascend. disappear
ing behind the banks Of clouds which
| feck the sky. The machines increase in
| number and size and when above .he
German trenches bombardment begins.
Thousands of airplanes now fill the en-
below. As the red glare Of the exploding
bombs fills the air the carrnine streass
extend across the sky, alternating with
\ the white ones which were in evidence
| when the spectacle began. As the airpIanes
disappear from view a group of blue stars
| appears uron the upper left-hand corner
CT the back cloth, and then the 1lorious
emblem of these United States the Star
| Spangled Banner. Is presented to view
Evening star., 1918-02-03

Ethel Watts Mumford's comedy. Sick
Abed." will be played for the first time
tomorrow night In Atlantic City. 1t
will then be withdrawn until New
FORK theater can be obtained
Evening star., 1918-02-03

THE Iron Hand" a new one-act play
by Hall Caine will be acted at the
New York. today for the
first time for the aid of the 30Sth New
York Infantry. A. Z. Anson and Der
went Hall Caine will appear in the
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27
WIIeon Doomed for 1920 Term.

Indianapolis. = Declaring in their
platform that tho immediate purpose
of the Democratic party. the purpose
which takes precsdence of every 9TH
or, ID to win the war" the Democrats
Of Indiana, IN state convention. nomi-
natsd . stats ticket, adopted . plat
form and listeued to Addresses By Vice
President Thomas r. Marshall and for
msr Gov. Samuel n. Ralston. who de-
clarsd that IL exigsasiss Of The times
demanded the renominatioa and cleo
tioa Of WeeArow Wilsoa n 1850. ~
g.vssseas r. Drsnaaeat n
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27
PALACE STONED ~ MOSS IN
VIENNA AND MARTIAL LAW
PROBABLE.
CUT IN BREAD RATIONS
AUsTRiANs ARE URGED AeAINsT
ITALIANS TO WIN FOOD AND
RESTORE ORDER.
Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
London.-Heavily censored private
messages received In Stockholm indi-
cate that peace demonstrations were
held recently in Berlin, Hamburg and
Cologne, and that several workmen
were killed and many persons arrest
ed. says a dispatch tn the Morning
Post. The police and military dis
persed crowds of demonstrants.
Serious rioting broke out in Vienna
Wednesday, says an Exchange Tele-
graph dispatch from Amsterdam. The
mob broke into a number OF bakeries,
stoned the residence of the premier
and also one of the wings Of the Hof-
burg palace. the message adds.
Cavalry is being rushed to the cap
ital to restore order. 1t is probable. 1t
IL stated. that martial law will be pro-
claimed. The rioting was in progress
against the reduction of the bread
ration.
There have been reports from vari.
Gus sources recently Of trouble In Aus
triA, notably in the capital. because Of
tho bread ration reduction forced by
the virtual exhaustion Of the Austrian
grain supplies.
The bread allotment to each iudi-
vidual in the city OF Vienna II now
less than one and ooe-half pounds
weekly. II was stated in . dispatch
from Copsnhagen.
Protests against this rationing have
been vehement from various quarters.
The vienna city council adopted . res
olutioa OF protest and the labor coon-
Gil In that city emphasized its protest
BY the passage Of . resolution rensw-
ing It's demand for . speedy general
peace.
Strikes in Vienna and elsewhere
have been one outgrowth Of the situa-
ton. according to reports from Swits-
erland. and fears have been expressed
In austrian quarters that what would
virtually amount to . general strike
was imminent ak
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27
AIlles eaa s3s Boehe PIanes.

Paris (via Ottawa).-Eight hundred
and thirty-five German airplanes have
been destroyed since Jan. 1, accord
ing to an official announcement.
which tends to prove that the German
communicates are not reliable when
dealing with losses Of airplanes. The
statement says that on June the
Germans lost fortyeight. while on
June . and 10 there were forty-nine
Of theaf machines bSUught down. The
British wsSs rssponsibie for the do
struction Of thirty-three Of thoss lost
- ~ lntteS aats. ". a'1
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27
To Launch 80 Hull. July 4.

Washington.-Celeb OF July
Fourth this year will he made notable
for all time by the launching from
American shipyards Of the largest
number of ships of the greatest aggre-
gate tonnage ever put into the water in
one day. Independence days contribu-
tion to the merchant fleet viii b at
least eighty-nine vessels with . capac-
ity of 439,Sss tons dsadweight. Work
mea are strainilg t. coaplete other
hulls In time, whieb would make the
total Tonnage 47o,Ses.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27
Divorce Held a. Brokers' Slayer

6tVore00 FeId 10 Brokor6 slayer.
Trinidad, Colo-Mrs. Frank ]. Van
ders, q divorcee. arrested by local Of
ficers at Ration, N. NJ. is being held in
iail here ~ Mrs. Matte Howard. who
ID wanted in Kansas City. Mo-, for the
murder of Joseph Morino. a wealthy
pawnbroker Of that city. who was
killed and robbed in a rooming house
In Kansas City on the night Of May "a,
last. With her when arrested was
Frank Thomas. who il believed to be
implicated in the crime.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27

otock YARDS - 90 Under liesWee.
Washingtoa.-An stockyards In the
United States were ordered by Prssi-
dent Wilson to be put under federal
license. A presidential proclamation
was issued which requires that II.
censes must b, obtained from the food
administration on or before July 2b.
Licensing also 10 required Of commits
sion men. order buyers. traders. spec
ulators and scalpsrs handling or deal
Ing in live cattle. sheep, swine or
goats 'in or in connection with such
stockyards" except those exempted by
the food and fuel law.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27
Labor Rsnamss oompsrs as Chief

Labor Rsnamss oompsrs a. Chief.
st. Paul.-After re-electing most Of
its officers. the American Federation
OF Labor concluded It's sessions here
and adjourned to meet next year in
Atlantic City. N. J. President Samuel
0ompers. Washington: Secretary
Frank Morrison, Washington, and
Treasurer Daniel J. Tobin. Indianap-
oils, were reelected without opposi-
ton.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27
srstalr spending ss4,a4o.o 900 a Day.

orstaln epsnd,ns eS4,2>o. 900 q Day.
Londoa.-0reat Britain's daily aver
age expenditure during the current r.
nancial quarter was G6.848.00O. said
Andrew Bonar Law. chancellor Of the
sxchequer. In Introducing a vote Of
credit for $500. 900 900 In the House
Of Commons. Mr. Bonar Law said
that the present vote. which would
bring the total war credits to R7.342,.
0O0. 900, WOULD cover expenditures un-
til the end Of August. The debt due
Great Britain from her allies is Ell
$40, 900, 900. Mr.. Bonar Law said. while
the dominions owe z06.000.000.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27
CALLDMFTMENJulY15
ro uMuvcrm coLoRAooANs IN.
TO GENERAL SERVICE.
The rs fer Mechanical linss will Re
esivs Special instructions
1t Colleges.
w....r. N.-.s.s.r Union New. service.

Western Nsvspapsr Union News Service.
Denver-Twe DRAFT calls. indsetins
into service sQ3 Colorado regtstrants
about July Is. we're issued Friday hy
Provost Marshal John Evans. follow
ing dispatches from Washington. One
u for 71s men for general military
service. They will entrain for Fort
Logan barracks during the five-day
period beginning July Is. The other
il . call for 1856 men who have had
grammar school education and are
proficient In mechanical lines. They
will be Instructed ~ radio telegraph
ers and electricians and operators At
Colorado college. Colorado Springs,
following which they win be pressed
into service both In front and behtnA
the firing lines in France.
The lsS men for special training ses
occppational service arc included n
the general call BY Provost Marshal
General Crowaer for 8,o7e draft regie-
trants. FI '+l
Coincidsnt with the call for nearly
1000 men from the state during July
came word from Washington amplify-
Ing the work or fight" order that 4
to b enforced July l. tt
1t directly affects men Of draft age
engaged In games of all kinds. worn
Ing a. domestic servants. elevatel
men, bsllboys. walters. sales clsrks
auto salesmea and tAoss engaged gen
orally IN serving food and drink h
public places. including hotels. They
are regarded ~ nonproducers and
must seek other employment before
July /. nfI- u.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27
Quests omittins rlps Orvossd

Quests omittino Tips 0ruoosd.
Chicaso.-Foar persons were. arrest
cd and more than 100 walters were
taken into custody by the states at
torney's office in connsetion with the
alleged Wholesale druggins Of patrons
Of leading hotels. clubs and restau-
rants by walters whose displeasure the
patrons incurred when they neglected
to leave a tip on the table after being
served.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27

Cuba Bars Germans from Coast.
HAVANA decree signed by Presi-
dent Menocal bars subjects of enemy
nations from residing along the shores
of Cuban coasts.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27

Trench Gun Explosion kilia Two.
Baltimore, Md.-Two soldiers were
killed and a third severely injured by
the premature explosion of q trench
mortar bomb at the army proving
grounds at Aberdeen, Md.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27
Yankees In France Tetal 800 200.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. word from
Rome Of the report Of the failure OF
the Austrian drive in Italy. coupled
with the announcement Of General
March, chief-of-staff, that American
troop movements to France had now
exceeded $1,000. added to the grow
ing cheerfulness that has been appar-
ent at the War Department recently.
General March told the newspaper
men In his weekly eoafofsoce that
with tie 10000 mark passsA. ths
UniteA states = i've noaths aAeaA oe
III schedule for troop noxsmsats.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27
oAsp laAs~ vvteh ceai sunk

~ lAdeN V1oek Coal Sunk.
Havaaa.-TAe Anse1aaA steamer
Mary 0asen. s4s tous gross. laden with
coal. svas burned at her wharf at Glen
faeges. Tho captain and crew OF the
vessel have teen arrested pending an
lnvestiga&ioa. Zee
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27
TRAIN WRECK KILLS SO
WHEN CIRCUS Cars srALLEo on
INDIANA sWlrcH.
Injuries 10 When Pullman Troep
csaehss Plough Through Light
Cars en Indiana ossltsh.

Western NeWsoaper u ntoo. NeWa Service.
Gary. Ind. Juns 14.-The known
death list In the collision between aA
equipment train and wallace Hagen
beck circus train was Increased to at
least sixty with the recovery Of eight
additional bodies and the death Of one
Of the circus troupe at . Gary hospi-
tai. In addition to the known dead.
1a9 are In hospitals in Gary and Ham
mond. The rear-end collision occurred
at dawn Saturday between an empty
troop train Of Pullman cars and .
Wallace ce-Hagenbeck circus train on the
Michigan Central railroad. five miles
west Of Gary. Virtually all victims
we're members Of the circus. Thirty
eight bodies, all except ore charred
beyond recognition, were placed in
Gary undertaking establishments.
Twenty-two bodiee have bsen taken to
Hammond.
Clowns, bareback riders. trapese
performers and scrobats. many Of
them veterans In the circus world. per-
ished in the first great crash. Othsr
Victims were suffoca&e1 and burnDa.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27

$22o,o5o, 900 Pension Bill Passed.
WashinEton.-T The Senate passed
the largest pension bill In its history,
calling for $220.O5O, 900, an increase OF
$12.OOO,OO0 over the record-breaking
bill of 1912.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27
Admiralty s.lvas.s 4o1 shIps

Admiralty oslvaoss >o7 ohIps.
Loadon.-From January. 1915, to
the end Of May. 1918. 407 ships sunk
By the Germans In British waters
have bsen salvased. according to d.
tails OF the work of the admiralty
salvage department. Up to Decem-
ber. 1917. 260 ships were recovered.
In the present year to the end Of
May LAT have been salvaGed, the In
crease being due to improved meth
DDS and not to the greater activity
of U-boats.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27

Marines Losses in War Total III.
Washington.-Totai casualties among
the American marines overseas from
the date OF their landing to June .
number TT.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27

v. s. Casualties Number 1854.
Washington.-Casua In the Am
erican army overseas thus far report
er by General Pershing. up 20 June %.
total S,634. as compared with S.0S5 a
week ago
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Prices fer Metals,

Copper-$33.19h.
Silver-99Mc.
st. -Spelter-ss1o0s3o
Boulder. Colo.-Tungsten concentrateS
60 Per cent; 1890 q ease per unit.
IS per cent. $500 o 1850; 10 Der cont
9e.<o013.10
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27
TEUToN DEAD LITTER BATTLE.
FIELD AS TERRIFIC sLAUoA.
TER CONTINUES.
DIAz CAPTURES 45,00O
APPALLING LOSSES SHOWN .As
AUsTRiANs STRUGGLE TO
CROSS PIAvE.
western Newspaper Union New. Service.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Rome, June 25.-Tie dcfc:-t OF the
Austrian armies on the western bank
OF the Piave river is complete. Ad-
mission is made by the Austrian war
office that the troops Of Emperor
Charles Lave been forced to evacuate
the Montello plateau, over which they
had hoped to press their way and
gain the Venetian plains. and some
sectors" of the positions they attained
last week on the bank OF the river
between the plateau and tie point
where the stream empties into the
Adriatic. Bad weather and the rising
Of the Piave under the heavy rainfalls
are assigned as the reasons for the
withdrawal Of the Austrians. But the
Rome war office asserts that it was
the impetuous attacks Of the Italians
that brought about the failure of an
operation which was started with the
intention. Of crushing the armies OF
Gen. Dias and forcing the Italians.
like the Russians. to accept . Teu-
toaic allied peace. Along tie river
the Italians have pressed back the in-
vaders Of their territory until only
snall units remain on the western
hank. and across the stream King Vic
tor Hnmanuel mon are keeping well
On IL heels Of the retreating enemy.
VITO - fleeing in disorder. Again the
oavahg has been thrown into The
fiGAkkg and V hArasiihS the enemy.
whiSe machine guns from the ground
and fFpa aircraft sor,e Of the latter
operated By AnssicaA aviators. are
WORKING havoc a0eag the fleeing Aus
trtaa columns.
The losses Of tie enemy are de-
scribed ~ enormous. both in men
killed. wounded or made prisoner. An
official statement from Rome to the
Italian embassy In Washington asserts
that the AustriaAs have boCt 1900
men In prisoners aleas. Ths Austrian
dead cover the ground Of the battle
in extrnordinary numbers. 4
80 hurried was the retrograde move
ment Of the Austrians at some points
that they did not take time oven to At
tsmS4 70 save their guns and stores.
great. Quantities Of which now are in
Italiaa hands. All bat o. Of the
AsiAees LEFT for the Austrian retreat
acroas the Piave have been destroyed
By tie Iealiaa artillery.
On tie froat n France and Fianders
the eQesattsas continue Of . minor
oharNcesr. The Italians again have
dsfsaAsl ths Germans near Biisny. In
the lgarne sector, inflictiAg heavy cas-
uabttse - then And taxing number
q ps1eeases.
VIA the American Forces on the
AarAA, June 1S.-American troops on
IT, 1GArAs froat captured the north
weseesn part Of Bsalsu weod. The
AnagoeaAs cleared this strategic posi-
tssa - ell 0srnAAA. eeetsrsd some
Drisoaess aAA toak 0ve maohane guns.
TIE AnericaAs now are h complete
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27

Won seydlsr Cabinet Resigns.
Amsterdam.-The Austrian cabinet
met Sunday and decided on = collec-
tive resignation. according to advIccs
received here from Vienna.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27
Foars AMo CIVIL BILLS pAssEo.
Congress. STRIKING War Stride, Adopts
nooaeuee0 TotallWa Ollilone.

Washington.-While the national
capital throbbed Moaday with elation
over ,the Italian victory on the Piave.
Congress struck Swin the war now"
gait and speeded toward passage some
Of the most important legislation on
the victory program. With the Senate
preparing to pass on the proposals to
mobiliss for the war emergency near
IL all the bie-bodied men OF the ma
tion both houses passed bills appropri-
ating billions Of dollars for war activi-
ties with an unprecedented rapidity
and unaaimity.
Following II the record for the day:
House passed 800. 100000 fortifi-
cations bill to provide artillery and
ammunition for an army of 100000
men.
Senate passed $500. 100000 sundry
civil bill, containing approximately 81
200 GOO. 900 more for the shipping pro
gram. 50 w.
Senator Fan. OF New Mexico pro-
posed an amendment making the draft
age limits 1S to as years.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27
Butter, Esxs. Potatoes ana e.,,

Butter. Esgs. Potatoes and Psvltry.
Chicago Butter Creamery. ae a
Egss-Firsts 80 O s4c; ordinary
cluded. - q 33c.
Potatoes-Louisians and Tsxas aack.
sd triumphs ?2.so92.s0: do white.
ninnesota sacked. $1.Soo1.so; DO bulk.
Vl.3S q 1.60.
Poultry-Fowls, &c.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27
U. 8. Credit Given orssee

v. .. Cre0lt 0tven 0eoeee.
Washington.-Ac credit of SIS, 5,790, 900
to Greece. the first under the new f.
nancial agreement between that coun-
try and the United States. was an
nounced by the Treasury Department.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27
Or. Won ssydisr to Resign Post.

London-Dr Won Seydler. the Aus.
trian premier. left Vienna for Austrian
headquarters to submit the resignation
of his cabinet to Emperor Charles.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27
Acre Club Pians ovsrssas Flights.

Acre Club Pians ovssseas Fls0hts.
New York.-Ths Aero Club OF Amer.
lea announced that It had notifla6
John d. Ryan. director Of American
aircraft production. that 1t was wtlliag
to assume the expense oe attsnptins
. transatlantic flight. n order to ~
sist the government in soavtag the
problem Of delivering thousands o(
airplAnos overseas. The club stated
that two weeks ago It asked fer btos
for mHchines capable Of flying from
continent to continent.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27
Al,iss obtain Swedish shipping.

London. - The United States and
the allies have reached an agreement
with Sweden by which they obtain
40O. 900 tons OF Swedish shipping.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27
HAY AND GRAM MARKET.
y. o. y. Ds.vsF. Carload Prize.
Hay.

Buying Prices.
Colorado Upland, per ton. 1880 q 1000
Nebraska Upland, per ton. 1900 q 1900
Prairie Hay, Colorado and
Nebraska. per ton $500. 1e.00Q1 1900
Timothy, per ton ......... 40.00Q11.e0
Alfalfa, per ton .......... 1S.o00 1890
South Park, per ton ...... 10000 11.00
Gunnison Valley. per ton. 1900 1900
Straw, per ton .......... 500
Grain.
Oats. Nebraska. 100 lbs. buying. .33.66
Colorado oats, bulk, buying .... 1.5B
Corn chop. sack, selling .......... 3.13
Corn in sack selling ........... $50
Gluten feed. sacked, selling. ...... I'll
Bran. Colo. per 100 lbs. selling. LIS
F10u1.
Hungarian Patent. % lbs, sacked
subject to discount ............ .e+76
to disooans @ ....... .. =. ........... - a.ss
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27

Prices Of Susar.
New York. Sugar Centrifu~.I
s.o06c: fine 9ranulated, 7.4Ic.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27
rAs Bssts. weel Market.

8ostOn.-W0ol-Scour basis:
TsxAs-Ftne, twelve months. s1.120
1.7s. fine, eight months. al.60R155.
blood eomb:ng. tissSf.Ss; thrss-
etgkths- blood cOmbing, H.4001 az: fina
c!!othink. c!othink. .,1sS 1s;sSsGh7o; ~ fine medium
Puiled-Extra. li.so@1.ss: IA. s1.7o
0l.s0: A supers. $1.so0Les.
CAassso Drain ana Fssvasaea P.s.,.
CAicATe.-Corn--No yellowL a,
01.SS: Nc. Z yellow. JLAt0I.S3.
.0asSs.N~ . ~hits. 'ss0Sss: standard;
f;s:sss1s..t;stFs.. 81
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27
orsa. w. 8. 8. Demonstration.

In the glow OF a golden mountain
sunset. 7s.ooo people sent = prayer in
song to heaven and pledged them
selves anew to loyalty in the cause
OF their country as they sang:
Onward Christian soldiers.
Marching - to war.
VIA the Cross of Jesus
0oing on before"
While 1he great united band Of 1S3
,pseees ArasAsA Into the big. strong
oAorAs - the triumphal march, whom
Dsnror - oat 70 win victory In IL
Wae ana1np 1eaGnD campaign
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27

western N.wspsp.r Union News Serves.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1918-06-27
Du1lee.
YpuAt.

roS9oe .......... ......... II
Acking stock .............Ss 81