The Sentinel=record., 1918-01-03
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 women and children, went down under the assassination of a German sub marine March r. MT Lauder em phasizes on his hearers, and then he pulls his exhibit the German medal in honor of the event The German medal bears a date. which shows thatI | it was east on March s. Two day5| 1 before the Lusitania was sunk the| medal was issued but the Germaus| had reason to believe that the trae- | edy would be enacted on March and the delayed sailing of the Lusitania made the actual sinking two days ! later
 | Mr. Lander told the rotarians a lot of other things He was introduced by Mir. George A. Callahan The Eo- l tarians each had a guest with them, and the audience was large Cup tain Libby, who was an aviator with tho British army. and Lieutenant Pcet were also guests of honor Mir auler paid a high tribute to the Ro- 1 trians
 "We must insist that the fightins l forces have all the assistance that the civil population can possibly give i said Mir Lander The folks in the l United States must be inOculated with the serum of service and sacrifice. | What have you done individually or | personally since this war broke upon you? We must leave nothing uudone Go home and ask yourselves the Ques- tion, "Wlat have done?
 You arc@ what your forefathers made you-free men. Remember that, and that you will never submit to Prussian rule It is not for glory or for riches that we fight but it Is for liberty Respect for the rights Of others The grandest word in any language today-liberty,'
 Then Mr. Lauder told story of a visit to a prison cell, where a man had been seventeen years deprived Of | liberty At last he was to have free dom. The story was eloQuently pie mred
 This is the first time that the | United States has eevr had to fight real fight The country needs not only your men but your money, and these are needed all the time until the war ends In the name of God don't measure your dollars by the lives of men. And don't say England Say Rritain-G Great Britain, and the empire"
 Don't be war weary" said Mr. Lauder Keep your mind constantly on the trenches and forget conditions at shome-or you may not have any | home Get your teeth well set, your feet planted. for it is going to blow mighty hard and you will need ali | the power and resistance you can 1 amass to overcome the avalanche of : hellishness.
 "l believe that God lives that he is God of justice, and that he will see 1 US through. but We must do our part. When this war broke out and long before the United States was seeth- ing with German propagauda-and 1t l s4iu is. United, We are doing lot, l individually, what art you doing? We all need to be iuoculated with the serum of self-sacrilice. We must have q solidity never before known in the history of the world.
 "Tbe Prussians-the Huns-the Pruesiaus." Mir Lauder hissed the phrase The Prussian-a name that sticks in the throat of every true American and sticks and sticks We hate the name and always win The mighty cannon of the allies win eN- terminate it.'
 The Rotary luncheon card bore al verse to Mir Lauder written by Dr. A. B. Rhine of this city, which Mir Laul- CT appreciated; It was:
 TO HARRY LAUDER You sang, and danced and laughed
 for years, Aud people smiled and went their
 way; Its easy to laugh, and dance and sins l When the heart is untroubied and
 gay
 But now you laugh, midst dimmins 1
 tears,
 And sing and dance with a broken i
 heart;
 And people pause and marvel at Your great, consummate art A noble task: To banish fears,
 .Expel despair, and cheer enhance, You are as brave as your own lad
 Who sleeps in conseerated France | RrInn your hemslltchInq and Pleot-