The sun., 1918-09-29

quite a bit to make that Joseph blush.
One of them kissed him, kersmack. and
he didn't regain his sangfroid for ten
miles All in all he simply pu, tire
"7Ss' in the shade he and his string 0.
crosses for valor.
Then there was Lieut.. Harry N Cor.
don Of the Canadian expeditiona-y
forces. big. handsome. modest chap
who worked like a ma jor selling bonds
among the people. There was no side
about Lieut.. Harry. Any little odd juo
that needed doing on the Liberty Loan
special was his Job by choice and mons
of the New York hustlers in mutt got
more of hustle on as they worried
through the big crowds than did TIL,
Canadian. who has seen two years o.
service. who was gassed and who carries
several wound scars as souvenirs of the
fighting in Flanders
Also among the human war exhlbis
were couple OF treat EN- roughs jus
back from France and a squad OF tresa
faced. clear eyed sailor lads who
haven't yet seen active service bur wh1
are laundering for the day they can see
1t. They were the provost guard Of the
special. in charge of the exhibits ard
| instructed with the duty OF keeping
order.
OF the three exhibit cars orc : a
coach which displays the Brown'ns
heavy machine gun, along with tae
Nickers and Lewis rapid frers l!qHd
flame throwers, both OF German and
French contrivance; a sixteen inch She,
which costs the neat sum Of s. o0G:
French and German bomb throwc-s d,
German trench mortar and aerial tor
pedo and depth bomb OF the sort nat
Is making C-boat service pretty unpugG-
lar in the German navy. Tho thing j.. as
very much like one Of John II g oil cans,
or perhaps. like a whop1ng hg garbage
can. Then there is n big lot Of ,'hs
| things-daggers, tin hats, swords, rSi'5.
hand grenades. bayonets and otN'7 var
necessares
There are two fat cars which, carr
the big guns, a sample Of the fines 1cid
artillery arm known to man, the famous
rs" a sample OF the almost equally ac.
curate "l56" OF the German - ana
"2o5" and of big mortars, all 'i'N
| camoufaged.
The Liberty Loan Committee sH't OK
| this trainload OF relics and trophies n
| the belief that nothing could bc uo''
useful toward bringing home to re N"o-
pie the necessity for backing the aar 70
the limit with their savings and 'NsF
labor and that nothing could lee more
certain In arousing the fighting SIi-'i
itinerary for Tour.
The tour OF Train 2. as this sp' d. IS
known, will last until the night o. o.
tober 10.
The Jersey cities and towns 70 Ia
visited are Jamesburg. Somerv''e, F'fn'
ington, L.ambertviile, Newton Haek''S'
| town. Washington. Ph!llipshurc BEN
dere and Franklin.
On October the train goes i-'n ~
| State and visits until October II Wa
wick, Chester. Middietown. Port ItrNs'
Callicoon. Hancock, DEPOSIT, ln'oa'
! Waverley. Painted Post. Bat. NN'H'
Mount Morris. pansville. Fillmore, ma
! Allegany. Salamanca. Falconer, 'p0N'N'
silver Greek. Lancaster, Attira, Nar""N'
Canisteb, Addison, Households, N''H."'
| Penn Van. Seneca Falls. Mora''a, 'r''
ton. Newark Valley. Chenango fNfN"
Oxford. Norwich. Sherhurne, "a''''It'
Richtield Springs. I.owvlle, Bo-rNH.s'
Remsen. North Frankfort. Herk'n"r -
townsville. Fort Plain. Palatine RI &C.
Nivervilie, Chatham, Philmont. II .1"l',
| Millerton. Armenia. Pawling ard Bro"
ster. -
In Connecticut on October - ara Il
the train will touch ut panbnry roc
ford. Shelton. Stratford, Wes'pI.
Georgetown. New Canaan and "r~"'
witch. .,
October 10 and 10 will CARR m" hHsi.
ing campaign into Long Island wv
stops at Patchogue. Southhanp'oa KY
erhead. Greenport, Port Jefferson hu"'
ington. Hicksville and Glen Cove,