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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-23


NIT sen 9eutldem iber ben 9lus=
tanif Der Sefangenen itatt.
Ter amerifauiIde Sampfer ,gne-
no @entmra" lit torpebiert ,uorbea.
Son Ieimer 8eiasnns iinS brei Gfii-
siere mno iiebennnosmausia Nfann III
Gurnna einsetroffem. 9rei @oote init
81 Wann irer6en nod pern,ift.
Der amerifnniIde ,,Steam Sralu-
Ter v&insfiiber" tit 85 Meilen bou
Der ylorb-Atlnntiiden aiiite tprpe-
Siert iuoroen. Ser &npitan mno bic
geiatnns BON 25 Nnnn mnrben ae-
rettet. Der Mnsriff ioll obne @nr-
nans erfofgt fein.
Mbmiral Gins bat 6as sslotten.
Separtement 6abpn unterridtet, bag
aAt Nanm bon Der Beiatttna Ses
,.GDait @narb Gutter" Seueta bel Dem
@erinde, ben engliIden 0ampfer
u8ellington", Der torpe6iert mar, III
retten, INNS 2ebeu gefammen iinb.
Gin englilber Mpnitur luurbe
Wfontas in einem englilden oafem
berIenft. Gin Sffisier mnb 19 Mann
Der geiatuns tuarSen setOtet; 81
Wfann merben per,niht.
Der frans6iiIde 9ampfer ,N6mi.
raj Gbarner" lit torpebiert murbem
iehs Wfann iinb babel inns 9ebem ae-
fommem.
9eutfd)e Neropiane baben bei eiuer
sRefognossierung Der amerifamiiGe,
Steilmneen Vebeg, Sanues 1t. Yomt=
a-YeOmiIun bumbarbiert.
Sie Mmerifaner baben npn ibrel
Streifsiisen bentide 9efangene ans
A'anmont nnb ben oentIdlcn 9inien
in Der Woiel-@esrno bereinaebradlt.
llnierc Gploaten baben piersia
Seutide Saser erfdoiien nnS ben 2eit
aefangeu senommen o6er reriaat Mr.
tillerie fam bel Dem aantpf nid)t in
Satiafeit.
Sn oen ieeten 8erlnitlilten meroeu
fGlseuSe Seraner aenannt: ,Spfr
William 5emple aus Genter, inn
Sampf sefaaen; 9e1tnant 8m. +.
Nartin aus Big Springs, Sobnmie
Chambers aus 8aitrop mno gbomas
.. Goppinger aus COTTONWOOD, au
3ranfbeit seiturben aorpural Stnart
2. SbpmpIon ans 6reenpille, per.
nngliidt; Ileranber g. Snllpf aus
Sort @ortb nno ssranf s. 8ooSluaro
ans Santa Inna, Idnucr reriumnoet;
Willie Tearin ans San slmtonio, ais
neriumnoet semeloet, obne nagere 9n-
gaben; Sergeant 6enrp s.. Gulpm
ans Mt. Gleaiaut, Sarrp Soa ans
@l EaIp mnb Grtbnr Mabgmif ans
Sort Sam Spniton, bermist.
lteber glrdJangel baben Die Miller
ten Elm Eroteftorat einserid)tet, Dc
iid bic Sihaifolusfp-R nidlt
baltem fonnte. sidaifoiusfi ielbit nno
ale WfitalieSer ieiner Reaieruua,
bis anf 5luei, iunr6en bon SIdlaplin,
Dem Siibrer Der @egen6emeanna,
oerbaftet. Spater murbe beridltet,
sidDaifoipsfD's Hesiernns iei ipieoer
eingeiett, inter bem Sd)nb Der 9!l.
lierten.
Ter oentid)e 9niier loa an Sentidls
nnb CeiterreidIer in RnsIano bic
Nnfforoerung serid)tet baben, iidl Den
srlppen Der rniiiid)en Resieruma an
Su'dIliescn mub 1T ucrbinbern, san
,Sapan mnb feline sllliierten Die oltli.
dc 6rOnt iuiebcr beriteilten.
Erins sSriebrid) Sarl BON SeiIeu
lols bon ubober Stellc" ans anaeiuie
len Iein, bic @afl snm Sonia bon
SinnIanb nod nid)t ausnnelmen,
'onoern MIR Die Stclle eines @erluaI.
ter oes aOnisreidls anf fiinf Sabre.
Nns 2onbpn iuirS semelbet, es lei
cine gepegnns i'm @anse, bic RnI-
len in Gnslano wieosr mad 8nstanh
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-23

oufAIf puk utt 0Hltulchtutvft ueI iNui-
ten, b1trdJ Mnsrifie anf Die Stellmn-
gen Der Gentralmad)te im Neiten,
nnb i'm Often Die feinblide @ereini-
gung 5n sertriimmern. @enn Die
Siirfei nnb gnlgarien geId)laeen
ipiiroen, f6nne man iiber sic 9pnGm
einen Mnsriff amf Ceiterreid MAIDEN.
Die Grfplse i'm Often mikten oaber
DeiterreidJ, pieaeid)t audi 9entia)=
lan6, sipinsen, Sruppen nadJ Serbien
81 id)ifen. Wan balte in 2onbon Ses-
balb Die Siege in 8alditina mnb 0fa-
sebonien fir iebr uihtis.
GnsliIde 2mftihiffer babeu Sau.
ienbe BON 6artem, anf Senen bic Gin
nabme bon ct. Mibiel bnrh bieMme-
rifaner nit rpten 2inien beseidjuet
lit, anf bentld)e Seeresiteannsen &c,
iuorfen.
8erliner 3eitungen geben su, bns
Die 9eatiden iidJ ans GiIigng-le.
Granb, bier Wfeiien BON ct. Auen-
fin, snriifse5osen nnb baf Die NJ
liierfen bic S6be ipeitfid BON SOM,
nabe bem Gbeinin bes Danes, beiett
babem.
Nms @aibinston iuirS seiuelbet,
ieit benz 18. Snli ieien 100000
9entide ppn BEN Jransoien, GnslGn-
bern itn6 Mmerifanern gefangen ge-
itpmmen.
General Nard ntad)t befannt, bah
bic 80. 9ipiiipn (seras nnb Cnnbu-
ma National grmee) in ben @oac.
len lit nmb bic 36. Sipiiion (Seras
itnS Cflaboma giational- -@arbe) nit
ben 5ransoien einerersiert tutr6.
Mmerifaniide gombem iinb in ser
Nabe BON Nlet gefaaen, bic Gtabt
Wek ielbit lit nod nidt bombarS;eri
iuur6em.
Nns 9onoon iuirS geimeloet, Der
Jeinb siebe ii6 nms Der 8egenb pou
Salonifi smriif.
SeitliA non Wouaitir iin6 bic Ger
benii6er nean Neilen an einem Saae
oorseriidt; lie limb lest ad)t Neilen
bun Der Gtrafe entfernt, Die Erilep
nit bem @arbar-5lnlle perbinbet. SIS
finb iuieber oiele Gefangemc gemadji
.uurDen.
General Wardl iast, bis gum /.
Oftober luiro Elm amerifaniides Seer
BON siuei Iillionen Wiann in Gnro-
pa iein. Gr iagte aud, alien Am-
id)eine nad iuerbe es i'm fransOiildlen
sOtbrinsen bemnadit ipieber sum
&f swiiden ben 9entidJen mno
ben gmerifanern nub Jran5oIen
fpmmen.
Die ensliifJen &erlnite Der peraam-
senem &ode beliefen iidj anf 722 ,62
Mfann Sote, @ermmnoete mnS
gerinifte.
Griegsminiiter Safer erflart, oas
er NIT ben ssurtidritten, bic nn;er
Seer lett ieinem eriten 8eiud, in
Jranfreidj DOR ied)s Wsunaten ae.
nadlt babe, iebr snfriebeu lei. Gr
mad)t jett cine >Snipeftipns- -9ieiie
gebt baum nadJ england, febrt lpGter
nadJ Sranfreidl 5nriif, bleibt eiat
3eitlans i'm amerifaniiden Eager
mnb fdbrt baum iuieber nadJ glmerifa
Cine Barrier 9epeide inst, in ben
lekten 5uei MOnaten ieien $4,000
0entidle gefansem gemonmen nnl
600,000 fampfmnfabis semsdt.
Die Hefrntiernnsen fir ;slotte mi
yfarine-Gprps weroen furtaeiebt ,uer
Den.
Sseitlidl pum Gpebg baben bic GHa.
lanber oentid)e Nnsriffe snrGdaeifla
gen mno ielbit 0eiuinne semad)t.
SiolidJ pon 8illers-@nislan lunr.
Dc Gin angriff Der Sentidlen snriG
seihlagen nnb Die ensliidjeH Srup.
pen riidten ppr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-23
Smlanb.

OF. Stanislaus oe 2aaeperr.
ein ebemaliger Sberit in ser rui,re
iden Mrmee, Der elmer Ser flint 9eilte
iein ioa, pelhe Den befannteu unn
einflnBreihen ruiiiiden M0nh gtas-
putin ulns Seben gebradt boben, sft
IN einem atlantii1en 9ofen einae-
troffen, INN nit Br1lioent gSiliou
itbcr Die ierbiife Situation 5u fonfe=
rieren. Sasebert bat erflGrt, er iperoe
Die gin5elbeiten BON Gnsputin's Or
nloronng, Die bisber idIeierbaft ltnS
nttgeDiB tparen, ntitteilen, nahoent
er Gle Mnoien5 beiin Brdlioenten ae-
babt babe. IllBer ibm ieien oie fol-
1cnoen bier Wdnner on ser 9[ffaire.
beteiligt seipeien: @roBfiirit Din1itrt
BaploDsfi; Elm nnoerer @roBfiirTf.
oeiien 9eanen 9a5epert nidt neltneu
mill; 8aroe-&npit1n Sonhotone uno
Elm getpiiier Bouriidfouitd. slIIs
oter iino nah 2a5epert's slnqaben
nidt mebr am 2ebell.
Slrb cine Grplolion Der
9ampfrobrern alif Dem Dalnpier
.SSalia Staffor0" iinO i'm 9aeiu gor-
Fer Safen cine groBe 9ln5abl 0e,tte
id)iper perlest tDor6en. Oos Sdaff
bate 200 Manner nno sSrauen an
goar0, uelbe fir ben 5tanoaro
S1iffsbnltbof in 8rooflpn arbeitaI
MOLTEN. gieraie gerleste muroell. II,
einem Soipital ailf Staten Sslaao
n1ltergebra6t; anoere IoGen aus
anglt uno Shrefen iiber 8or6 ae-
lprllflgen fein un6 es miro befiirhtef,
onB einige BON ibnei1 ertrunfen fiuo.
- Die lanotDirti9nftIide gepilit=
sung, Die $27, 500, 600 belpiIiat, lit
bonn Sauie angenommen. aein Der
lnb ipiiroe sena6t, ben @ei5enpreis
su erboben.
Ser GeneraIar5t Der Ger.
Staotelr slrnee enipfiebIt oie foIqem-
Dem SdubtnabregeIn segen ole ipo
liihe Grippe: Man balte lid) iopiel
ipie moglih BON eroBeren Menlden=
mengen fern; urlteroriife SuIten itno
9tieien. on baolfrd Die aeirne Der
&ranfbeit leift perbreitet fueroen;
man otrne ourd Die 9eaie uno nidlt
ollrh ben Nuno rmo balte ben a6r-
Der, Wllno, iofuie aleiouus moglidlft
rein, bei1n 8ebell miro cine leidlte
Gleiollng ellpfoblen, beiln ssabreu
uno S6lafen balte man iidl oaqeaen
parm. Sriihe 2ltft, bouptIadllid,
ipabreno oes Shlafes, lit inbe0inat
iptie uno man beIoroere oen Stofi-
spediel ourb Srinfen BON elm ooer
5apei 8las @afler nah Dem Muflte-
ben. Shon BON nnoern Herlonen ae-
braitdte Serniettelt, Meiier, 9ofIeI
ooer @abeln meiie man 5itriid una
oermeioe eilgonliegenoe &feiounas-
ltiife uno Sdube, oanlit Der saorper
frei atplen uno oas glnt glit 5irfu.
iiren fam.
Die snbalier- guid) eompana
IN ct. Souls bat ibre l0nnntlidyen
,Srauerei .@ebduOe ser gunoes. .9ir-
alerlng 5lrr gerpahtllng ougebotcn.
Is lit nloglib, oab ole Siegieruma
Die 0fferte anebmen miro lnO oie
0ebdiloe 5lr 5abrifation bon lhlni-
tion iibernebnlen miro.,
- Broiioent gSilion bat in oen
sSollen bon brei 5um Eooe perurteil<
ten Soloaten Miloe ipalten IoIIer
nno Die 9ooesitrafe in 30i1briae
3udtboisitrafe umgeipanoelt. Ger
cine Der @erlirteilten par auf ieincm
Eolten an Der Sront in Sranfreid,
1dlafeno ailgetroHen, Die beioen an
bern iuaren am stbeno Dor ibrer ein.,
idiffing beiertiert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-23
Seetbpnen gytdmmerbnr. .

Sonntoa ben 30. 9epternbrt
abenos $50, &on5ert inter Wsit-
ipirfllng oes geetbooen 9f6nnerGor
nno oerihieoener Soli1ten. geod, ocnr
&on3ert: & NJ t ia n 8 den.
9as gersniisunss-aom
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-09-23

= Samft 9rieas- 6pormarfeH.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-05-03
'BEWARE OF BREAD If YOU'RE
FAT.

Fat people are frequently subject
to contain very irritating skin diseases
tho bull-neck boil, for instance, and
eczema, which is so eXasperating and
so intractablc a malady. Why is it
that stout people are moro frequently
afflicted than others, asked DR.. r.
Sabouraud, and in La Pressc Medicalc
he details series of experiments in
which he sought the answer to tina.
question.
From the study of the diet OF such
stuot sufferers, he discovered that
their food was not essentially differ
ent from that of other people, except
that they were accustomed to eat a
super abundance of bread. He learn
cd, indeen, that many of them seem
to think it impossible to consume too
much of the "staif of life" Not only
was the amount excessive, bue much
of the bread was poorly baked, caus-
ing digestive disturbances, and these,
and these in turn, reacted badly on
the skin.
All good things can be ovcrdone. BE
ware of too much brcad-cspecially
if the flesh is beginning to be too
much in evidence. j. b. Huber,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-05-03
MARKETING AND STORAGE OF
WHEAT

For the purpose OF facilitating the
marketing OF tho residue OF 1917 crop
OF wheat and the supply OF -four re.
mainlng In the farmers hands. or to
his credit In custom mills, the Federal
Food Administrator for Virginia. I'm.
der special authority given to him by
The United States Food Admlnistra-
ton Grain Corporation. hereby elves
To the mills OF Virginia permission
10 hold in addition 70 their thirty
days supply of wheat and -four. any
custom wheat accepted before tho
2Sth of January. 1918. still remaining
In hand; and further permission 10
purchase from farmers Nifty bushels
or less OF wheat whom said quantity
represents n farmers entire holding.
or to purchase from farmers their
total supply OF -four.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-05-03

gument Of proceedings instituted by
the State of Virginia to compel West
virginia to pay q Judgment of s12.-
393,O0O resulting from suit to col.
lect Virginia's civil war debt. The
question of the courts power to en-.
force the Judgment will be especially
considered i'll the argument, which
Will be heard next February.
Chief Justice White declared in an
nouncing the opinion that under this
Constitution there was no reason why
West Virginia should not pay the
Judgment, and if no effort is made
to meet tho obligation the court re-
served tire right to appoint master
to investigate the financial situation
i'll West Virginia and its taxable re-
sources with view Of enforcing the
judgment.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-05-03

that these men bring to their work. IT,
was brltisher WHO distinguished
himself here.
Inc ambulance was returning with
load of wounded, when over came
smell. upsctting the car, and kill
mig four out out of five of the cas-
uaites and one of the drivers. When
'hc other driver had cxtricatcd him.
sell from the car, he found an I'M
conscious man on his hands. and M
means OF getting him to hosDital.
However, he did not hesitate long.
Putting the Tommy across his
shoulders. he started back from his
oasc. lie had gone II mile, when he
came To motorcycle whose ,rivn,
lay dead beside it.
Though the bicycle was damared IL
was not beyond. repair. Down on tho
earth went the wounded soldier. while
ms rescuer proceeded to apply his
SN'li. Soon he had the machine in
working order. Then. with the Tom.
my sl'ng around his neck, he made
ms way to the hospital. Only proyi.
uehce saved both from being killed.
Tor nll the time the shells were com,
my over III thick hail.
Carrying 2.i0O Wounded in
Eight Hours.
ANA II is always when that hail is
thickcst that the ambulance mnn IL
busiest. | have heard that in ci,,b,
hours twenty cars one day carried
I'ioo wounded back from the limo.
cave you to calculate how MANY
journeys they made, allowing for the
act That If not PROSTATE eight mon
can ht in II car. hut il not in a condi.
"oh to sit mp then only six can bc
eo' M On one occasion passed n
machine that was carrying sixteen
Some of the Fighter" cases wcrn
hanging on the step. and others were
slung over the roof.
| heard an amusing story of ono
rhnp who came home at night to find
no resting place awaiting him. and no
Climbed into his own car. IL wns drin-
ping blood, but he was too tired 10 H.,
particular.
Even here, however. he was dcsljn.
c" to iind no rest. For five times dur
ing the night he was awakened from
Il sound sleep by some solicitous work
'rs of his section. They thought hc
was casualty who had been over
lool,cdl
No, if you're n Stacker, don't ioin
the Ambulance Corps.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-05-03
cORNMEAL PAckAGCs.

The special rule which provides
mat cornmeal. corn grfta or hominy
shall not be sold except in packages
OF certain weights. is Intended to
apply only in commercial package
put up by manufacturers or whole
salers. and is not intended to apply
to sales by retailers.
Where q mill has supply OF baga
OF sizes not specified in this rule un.
used on April LIST. permit can DO
secured through the Federal Food Ad-
ministration for Virginia to continue
with these odd sizes until the stock
is used up.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-05-03
DESERVES A GOLD
MEDAL FOR THIS
Cincinnati Authority Tells How
to Dry Up Any Corn or Callus
SO it Lifts Right OF,

Your corn-pestered men and wom-
en- need suffer no longer. Wear the
shoes that nearly killed you before,
says this Cincinnati authority, be-
cause few drops of frcozone applied
directly on n tender, aching corn
stops soreness ut once and soon the
corn loosens so it can be lifted out,
root and all, without bit of pain.
A quarter Of an ounce of freezonc
costs ver'- little at any drug store,
but is sufficient to take Off eve~"
hard OF soft corn or callus. This
should be tried, as it is Inexpensive
and is said not to inflamc or even
irritate the surrounding tissue or the
skin.
If your wife wears high heels she
will be glad to know of this.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-05-03
SAFE AND SURE" SAYS RICH.
MOND MAN.

Tells what Tono-Scalpa did for him.
had used several highly recon-
mended Dandruff cures with poor re-
suits and had about given Dandrufi
cure up as an impossibility.
About this time was told of Tono-
Scalpa being a safe and sure cure,
80 / decided to try same, and now j
am glad to say that it is sure cure.
and / highly recommend same to any
one troubled with Dandruf or itching
scalp.
A. N. COSBY,
Richmond, Va.
TONO SCALPA absolutely remov-
es dandruff. Nothing better. At any
drug store. 3-22-6t.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-05-03
One Nozzle Per Row is Sufficient
When the Vines Are Young.


would be no vines left to spray, and
no crop worthy the name. The bug,
however, can easily be seen, and one
can wait until the bug appears before
spraying.
With blight, especially the late
blight, it is different. The fungus can.
not be seen. but is always lying In am
bush. 1t is in league with the weather.
since the very weather which tnvors
the blight makes spraying difficult.
Yet whenever the spores of this dis
ease come I'm contact with The spray
covered leaf they are absolutely killed
ana the damage which they might do
Is saved to the farmer.
Let us make some rules about pota-
to spraying:
1. Spray often enough to keep up
with the growth of the vine.
II the spraying Is started when the
vines are SIX inches mgn, TINS means
three or more sprayings during the
course of the season.
2. Respray whenever the spray ma
terlal Is washed off by heating rains.
This may sound serious, since some
times heavy rains come almost every
day; but remember, spray materials
are adhesive and last Il long time.
Furthermore, ii is in the season Of
beating rains that spraying is most
needed and after all most profitable
i. Cover the whole plant-not simply
the top leaves Of the top branches.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-05-03
SALE OF WHEAT FLOUR BY MILL
FRS TO FARMERS.

The retailer Is authorized to sell or
ueilver at one time to IN individual
consumer who Is actively engaged In
the occupation of farming a quantity
OF wheat hour, which. taken together
with that already on hand, will rea.
sohably meet the requirements of his
household or establishment uncind.
ing his farm ,aborers on tenants. and
their families residing with thcm),
during tho next ninety days. provided
the farmer signs certificate wordcd
as follows:
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-05-03
A. N. COSBY.
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTI
TUTE Lexington, Va.

The Board of visitors at their an
nual meeting on the 18th of mex,
June, will appoint State cadets to fill
vacancies in the LIST, 3rd, 7th, 10th
14th, 18th, 10th, Oath, 25th, 26th, 81,
35, and 39th Senatorial districts and
several from the State at large. The
appointments carry free board anc
tuition. Applications should be adj
dressed to the undersigned on or be-
fore June 10th, on forms that will be
sent upon request. E. w. NICHOLS,
Supt. 5-5-4t.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-05-03
OFFICIAL FOOD RU! ssltN!,ss
FOR VIRGINIA
FEDERAL FOOD ADMINISTRATOR
GEO. c. PERRY, Tazewell, Va.
Food Administrators for Tazewell
County.
THE new FLOUR RATION

Tho principle OF tho U. S. Food Ad.
mlnistrauon's new wheat conservation
plan rs 1t Affects home use is as FOL.
lows:
households shall adopt maximum
ration or wheat -four Tor It's wneas
equivalent. contained in such wAsat
products as Victory Bread. macaroui,
wheat breakfast cereals, ctc) of ono
and one-half uh) pounds of wheat
hour per person per week Observance
OF wheatless days and meals will aid
households in meeting this now re.
quirement but is no longer obligatory.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-05-03
Thorough Spraying. Three NozzIes
Needed After the Vines Pass the
Blossoming Stage.-courtesy Michi-
gan Agricultural College.

This covering. however, should be
with n mist, not with sprinkle. 1t
should be from beneath and from the
sides as well as from the top.
A nozzle per row is sufficient to be.
gin with. When The vines get larger,
two nozzles are needed. When the
vines cover the rows effective spraying
cannot be done with less than three
MOBILES, one ut the top and two ut the
sides. This means that plenty of pow
er must be had so that every inch Of
the vines can be covered.
Sometimes would-be sprayers may
mistake the quantity Of spray. For the
first spray, 80 gallons per acre is
enough. Naturally, as the vines grow
larger more spray is needed. Three
times 80 may be needed when tho
vines are large enough to lodge be-
tween the rows.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1918-05-03
a BURIAL SERVICE FOR A SOL
DER.

1t was during those terrible. rlo-
r'"ua days after tho overseas diyis-
IONS from Canada had flung Thorn
selves into the gap in the French limo
and blocked the advance of the lluns
To Calais.
Two of my friends had been buried
out III the front one night with two
other oiliccrs-all in one shcll-holc.
writes Colonel George G. Naami,h.
IN On the Fringe OF the Great Fight
Ihc Medical Officer, Capt, Haywood.
conducted the burial without candle
or book. The green white light from
the German flares and the red flash
cs oil thc guns were the only light TO
show the sad little party where their
"rstwhilc comrades rested. The Inv
parson, exhausted by seventy hours
continuous work, and unable to recall
4 SINGLE word Of the burial service,
broke hustily into this rugged com.
mcndation: "Wcll, boys they were
four damn good fellows; let us repcnt
the Lords Prayer"
What n setting for Il soldier runcr-
al! The black night, the roar and
Hash of the guns, and the green fare
OF the German star shells silhouctLinp
those bowed heads above the soldiers'
grave.
What n fitting tribute! What more
would any soldier desire.
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Il ) : /. w BoTip!AsVests1phi.
Schedule Effective Jan. 6, 1918
Lv. Tazewell for Norton
$40 a. m. 1904 p. m
From Bluefield, Eastbound:


1O:42 a. nj. 8;42 p. M.
From Bluefeld, Eastbound:
9:35 II. IN. for Roanoke, Norfolk,
and points on Shenandoah division.
Pullman sleeper and cafe car Nor
folk, Roanoke and IIagerstown. Sleep
er Hagerstown and New York.
500 a. m. daily for East Radford,
and intermediate stations.
2:05 p. m, daily Lynchhurg and in
termediatc stations and Shenandoah
Valley. Pullman Sleeper Williamson
to Philadelphia, Roanoke and New
York. Dining car.
9:35 p. m. for Roanoke, Lynchburg,
Richmond, Norfolk. Pullman sleeper
to Norfolk and Roanoke to Richmond.
WESTBOUND.
8:45 p. m. for Kenova, Portsmouth,
Columbus, Cincinnati, and the west
Pullman sleeper Columbus and Gin
cinnati. Cafe car to Williamson.
S:15 q. m. for Kenova, Portsmouth,
Cincinnati, Columbus, and west. Pull
man sleeper to Columbus. Cafe car.
lao p. m. for Williamson and in
termediate stations. Pullman sleeper.
Write for further information to
w. B. Bcvill, Passenger Traffic Man
ager; w. C. Saunders, general pas
sengcr agent, Roanoke, Va.
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