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Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-03
Letters From
Local Soldiers

Letter From Corporal Joseph Coley.
Dear Folks:-Well | suppose you
know the glad new by his time, but
In case you overlooked it 1 will give
you a little reminder. Germany adj
mitted that she had enough for a
while and put her John Hancock to
the armistice at eleven o'clock this
morning. So tonight the guns are
quiet for the first time In four a
and my prediction hat this would be
the happiest Christmas that this little
old world has seen in five years seems
liable to come true.
The guns were sure roaring this
morning and about ten minutes to
eleven IL seemed that the war was Just
beginning instead of ending. Whether
they were trying to unload some of
their surplus ammunition on Fritz or
give him a gentle reminder of what
to expect If he did not remain In good
order, / don't know.
We moved from the town we were
in and are now on some of the terri
tory that the Germans held for four
years. I won't try to describe the
town except to say that IL is about the
average that you would find around
here n the German occupation does
not seem to have helped it any. The
church is not damaged, although they
have stripped 1t of all the marble
to make tombstones for their dead.
They surely rave strange ideas on re-
ligion. We are sleeping In an attic
that the Heines occupied and as yet
/ have not any boarders. though what
the future will bring forth I do not
know.
There are three French civilians in
this town, whether they were hero
during the German occupancy OIL were
just refugees drifting back I do not
know, as I have not had n chance to
talk to any of them yet. You know J
speak French hopelessly and have
finally reached the stage where I can
pronounce "oui' correctly. I have al
most decided to quit trying TO learn
French and hunt up my high school
German. because some day in the near
future / may be addressing my let
tiers from Some where in Germany"
Do not think that because the arm
istice Is signed that / will be home
foot sweet" much as I would like
to. You see Germany would be liable
to find out that / was not owe here
and start the war again and then |
would ave to come a and you
know how hard up they are for trans
,portation.
L received a letter from you the
other day and they remind me of a
company on a hike-they come strag-
Cling in one by one.
/ wrote to o about when the cap
tain was wounded and / do not think
that / will write any more about the
rest of them, because there are things
a fellow wants to forget If possible. l
lost a good many of my pals those last
two days and If / write about il / will
have a good case of the blues.
Love to all.
JOE.
Letter from Corporal Paul Levine
My dea Mrs. Greenbaum,
I am sitting in a woods alongside
of what used to be German trenches
and occupied by them not more than
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-03
Eightr-nrst Chanter


I muiled ever all the problems OF
didn't ear from Bob, and his silence
made me cynical
I'm the wrong oma maybe" I
told myself. Bob is disappointed in
me. Young husbands are sometimes
awfully disappointed in their wives.
Bob's so serious-and I'm so wild.
Perhaps he's found / am an awful
mistake. else why does he not write
me a single happy word about our
little life-to-be7"
Night is a poor time for mistrust
and regrets. n my experience was
h worst possible preparation for
what Mother Lorimer told me the
next morning:
Jane. dear. I'm afraid you're not
going to need the money for that lit
tie layette. The doctor a l ] might
tell you today. Now that you know,
don't you think 1t would be lovely 10
e the money to the fund for
French orphans?"
You mean hat there isn't going
to be any heir to welcome Bob horne
from the war;" / exclaimed.
you've been through some terri
BILE strain. dear child. n the loo
tor says we are very fortunate to 4
one iife-but he couldn't save two"
"Ohi" / said pointlessly.
ST told Daddy and Chrys il was a
crime TO send a child like you on such
O dangerous mission. OF curse we
haven't the slightest idea of what
happened to you before Alec Browns
wife picked you up in a stupor-way
down on the south shore-and in
such queer clothes, too. Never mind:
o mustn't tell me now. dear. but
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-03

a week ago. / am using my gas mask
for a desk board, and am writing on
some German paper which / found in
one Of the dugouts around here. l
would like to send you a helmet
which / nave but ] do not know o
the mail accommodations are.
The sky is my blanket these nights
and my helmet makes a hne pillow
and the ground is soft, making a fne
bed spring. II / ever sleep In a a
bed again / am afraid ii Will tickle
me to death. But some considerate
Germans left behind some oyercoatS
SO that we a sleep more comfort
ably.
II has rained here the last few
nights. thus making the new roads
fine and muddy. We have to wade
through mud which is almost knee
deep. but we smile just the same.
During my travels / saw the boys
bringing up the big guns that are
going to throw kisses to the kaiser.
We are now chasing the boche SO
fast that one would need a bicycle TO
keep up with them.
We are all together o the hrst
time in a long while n | saw a good
many of my a-cquaintances, which
makes il seem nearly like home
Sincerely,
PAUL LEVINE.
Letter From Louis Y. Sosin.
Dear George:=For the third time
we are returning from mo Mans
Land" and the peculiar sensation
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-03
THE ROYAL FAMILY

LONDON. Oct. 24-"The Prince of
Wales is developing. but remains
boyish." say a morning paper which
recalls that when King Edward as
heir-apparent was the of the
present prince he had been married
for five years. had two sons. presided
over a large establishment. and was
admittedly the chief figure in the So
ciaI world.
The question OF the princes mar
riage is In allegiance. as is that OF
Princess Mary's. Queen Victoria was
determined that her daughters should
marry young, and openly said so.
Queen Alexandra never encouraged
matchmaking for her daughters, nor
Queen Mary for hers.
Arrangements have been made. II
is understood. for the Prince OF Wales
to go to Cambridge this fall for an
officers staff course. but the plan was
altered and the prince was directed
to 70 70 France. where he visited IN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-03
Women Sufferers May
Need Swamp Root

Thousands upon thousands Of women
have kidney and bladder trouble and
never suspect it.
Women's complaints often prove to
be nothing else but kidney trouble. or
the result Of kidney or bladder disease.
IL the kidneys are not in a healthy
condition. they may cause the other or
gans to become diseased.
Pain In the back. headache. loss of
ambition, are often times
symptoms OF kidney trouble.
Don't delay starting treatment. DIR.
kilmers Swamp-Root. a physicians
prescription. obtained at any drug store
may be just the remedy needed to over
come such conditions.
+ Get a medium or large size bottle
Immediately from any drug store.
However. IL you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents to DIR.
Kilmer & Co. Binghamton. N. Y, for a
sample bottle. When writing be sure
and mention the Perth Amboy Even
ing News-Adv.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-03
BERNARD.
Another From Goldbcrgcr.

Dear Folks:-We received the news
yesterday hat Germany had signed
the armistiee and il will be only q
matter of time till the final peace
terms are signed. especially since a
revolution has broken GU there.
As far as I am concerned every
thing is all right and l am having a
fine rest. In fact all of US feel pretty
good. especially with the good news
that is constantly coming in to US.
The people are simply wild oyer the
news as well as yer the American
soldiers. Church bells and whistles
are making a racket. Everything and
everybody Is as happy as they can be.
BERNARD.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-03
BAzAARS APLENTY
Keypcrt to Have a Number OF Such
Events this Week

Events this Week
BIZ Special correspondeEt.
KEYPORT. Dec. -3:-Beginning
Thursday with a bazaar in the Re-
formed church two others will be
held during the week, including that
of st. Mary's church and Calvary NJ.
E. church. On Thursday afternoon
and evening the Ladies' Aid. Guild
Inc Far and Near Society of the Re
formed church will hold their annual
bazaar which will include the sale of
fancy and domestic articles as well
rs candy and other goodies In the
evening a pleasing entertainment will
be given in the main auditorium.
On Saturday afternoon and even
ing. December z. a Bazaar of Days"
will be held In the parish house of
st. Mary's Episcopal church. This
Is the annual sale, and fancy and
domestic articles will be for sale as
well as clam chowder.
On Tuesday and Wednesday of
next week Calvary M. f. church will
hold its annual bazar which has been
postponed to this time from october.
A hot supper will be served the first
night and fancy and domestic articles
as well as candy and other articles
will be for sale.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-03
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Sinking Fund Commissioners Appoint
cd at Recent Meeting.
BIZ Special Correspondent.

cd at Recent Meeting.
By Special Correspondent.
ROOSEVELT. Dec. 3.-A meeting
of the board of education IA held on
Friday night at school No. 2. for the
purpose OF appointing q sinking fund
commission.
The commission is composed of fve
members of which Edward 1. Hell,
president of the board of education.
and Charles A. Brady. custodian OF
school funds. are members ex-oficio.
The other three members are prop
erty n and well known citizens.
They are Thomas Devereux, one year;
Councilman Harry Morecraft, two
years, and Herman Shapiro. three
years.
Mr.. Devereux Is well known
throughout the borough. being afiliat-
ed with many executive Offices In
lodges and secretary of the Central
Building and Loan Association. Mr.
Shapiro is a big property owner. being
In the real estate business. Council
man Morecraft is assistant superin-
tendent of the yard department of the
u. s. Metals Refining Company.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-03
CONSERVATION MEETINGS
Three to be Held This Week BY VAR
ious Clubs.

BU special Correspondent.
SEWAREN, Dec. 8.-Mrs. w. L.
Ames, chairman of conservation In the
local branch of the Woman's Council
of National Defense, has la ar
rangements to have county speakers
at the civic meeting Tuesday after
noon. History club on Wednesday at
ternoon at Mrs. Howell's and al the
Parent-Teacher Association meeting
In No. 1 school Thursday afternoon.
This should reach a number of wo-
men in the town. those not members
of the various associations will be well
come to attend my of these meetings
to hear these speakers, any OF whom
are most Interesting.
At the History club at Mrs. +. T.
Howell's. Wednesday afternoon, Miss
Marion Van Wagenen. chairman of
music in the state federation. will be
the guest of honor.
Miss Van Wagenen has a charming
personality and 1t Is hoped as many
members as possible will attend. The
time set for the conservation speaker
Is from 8 to $40.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-03
Letter From Bernard Goldberger.

Dear Folks:-I have been up In the
front lines helping to clean up the
Germans, as well as their machine
guns. Our company went over the
ton three times and / am mighty glad
TO saw / came out without even a
scratch.
At the present time l am on my way
to a base hospital for a rest. when Is
BERNARD.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-03
DON'T NEGLECT A
RHEUMATIC PAIN
Go after 1t with Sloan's
Liniment before it GETS
DANGEROUS

Appiy a laae, don't rub. let It pess.
syaie, and-good-by twingel Same for
external aches, pains, strains, stiffness
Of joints or muscles, lameness, bruises.
Instant relief without mussiness OF
soiled clothing. Reliable-the biggest
selling liniment year after year. Eco
nomical by reason Of enormous sales.
Keep a big bottle ready at all times.
Ask your druggist for Sloan's Liniment
Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-12-03
Wooden Irvine Holders

reaches you. the Huns will be on their
knees.
LOFTS
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-28

PRESIDENTA
WILSONA
SpOluObcane:

Spoluobcane:
V nejkritictejsi dobe nan
pfichazi volba kongresniku
senatord. ,Zda-li jste Sc mnou
co vaSim vIdcem spokojeni, &
prejete-lis 81 abych byl vasim ne
obtezovanym mluvcim donna
"a hranicemi, ditklive vas Ia
dam, abyste zvolf.i demokrati
ckou v6tsinu do kongresu dc
I'senatu. ia jsem vasim sluzebni'
KEN a rad prijimam vase ma
hledy, ale ma moe ktera jest
me dstavou sverena, by byla
stezovanas kdyby vas nahled
byl opacne projeven. Musim
vam to pratelsky sdelit, neb
mnoho dIlezitych otazek zale-
Ii ma vasem rozhodnuti. V po-
chybne, drsne dobe nam nema
mic zabranit pov6det holou
pravdu.
Neminim tim projevit, ze by
nektera politicka strana jedna-
la nev,astenecky. Citim Sc vse-
mi obcany, kteri bez rozdilu
politickeho presvedceni tax vel
kych obeti pfinesli.. ia mysGm,
ze obtize v praci ktera nam je
" tax kriticke dob6 sverena, Wy
zaduje vsestrannou podporu.
Vetsinou republikanskeho
kongresu by vddcovstvi by'o
rozd6leno. -
VGdcove mensiny v kongre-
SUI ,byli pro valku, ale byli pro-
ii nynejss administered. v kaz-
dem pripade v teto valce sna-
zili Sc zmocnit meho rlZeni a
dat vse do rukou jimi zvole-
nych nastroji. v pfftomne do
be nemame rozdelovat radu a.
nj vGdcovstvi. Sjednocene vele-
nj jest nutne zde v civilni pra-
eli jak ma poll valecnem. Kdyby
v prftomne dobe !. Wade byla
vzata rozhodujici, vetsina v
kongresu aasenatu, .pomocl "a
kona by Sc nynejsf Wade kladli
pfekazky. @Fs-ig l* Fl;
(Pokra6ov&ni na s1rane druhk.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-28
BRITOVE D0BYLl ALEPPA, Z NEHOz
POTAHNOU ma CAkIHRAD.
FRANCOUZI u LAON NaZ!ATI4ACHI
! NEPkfTELE o PET MIL.
ra-
MlROVE NABEHY TURECKA A RAKOUsKA. [.
RllsTENE.

Briticka vojska generaa Aenby okpovaa veera malo-
asske mesto Aepa lezici 70 mil Stredozemniho more
cmz britcka kampan Palestine Mesopotam schylue
ku svemu zakoneen angcky postup Caihrad mdze ma
sledovat.
| Aleppo ma $4,000 obyvate lezi bagdadske draze
105 mil severne cd Damasku bylo obazeno brckou
leri pechotou sobotu Obsazenim Aeppa urecke silly
Armeni sou odriznuy rosky ottomanske armady Me-
sopoamii rovnez Nasedkem ztray ddleziteho onoho
reckeho mesa Carihrade Smyrne propuky xceta pfo-
vadn boue mezi tim turecka vlada mrove sve nabey
v1ci spojencdm opakovala. ~,
separatn mir Tureckem neby sce dosud uzavfen COST
podobneho lie vsak dnes ocekava rakousk rova
nota dnes We Washingtone ocekava.
VcerejM buetny hlasaly ze Turecko VIDA spoencdm
bezpodmnecne Rakousko ze jiz zahailo demobilsovan
sve armady
Rakousku opakujf revolty nchz jedine
Chorvatsku Savon 700 osob bylo pry ptuceno sepa-
ratnf mir pozada pry rakouske poticke any nko csaf
Kare ktery chce zdsta vernym Kaserov al do posedn
chvile =
Mez tim Widen zmatena rakoska vojska ma Piave
trp opakovanym ldery Vlacha Uoky ty rozsiriy az
Brente cd soboty ycereska ma taske byo as 5000
Rakusanu Vlachy pozajinano.
N9mci NELL vcera zapadnf fronte rovnez nezdar to
vyseku Laon kde rancouzska voska napada e
stran re sekt2ru je vyacila vzdae1os pe mil Jedno
francouzske kdo vedeno bylo generaem Mangnem ruhe
generaem Deheneyem Mangn svym vejskem prob az
do pfedm6st Guise zaal 5000 Hunu kdezo Deheney wy
svobod celou radu francouzskch poddanstv
pfatel.
Ma bojisti Valenciennes nedoslo vcera ku zadnym
zvastnm zmenam Hagova vojska tudz nepostoupa, po-
nevada N6mc ses sve posice lstupu
brn ekoz stup cd Vaencennes znamena by dstup po-
loving nemeckych armad dzemf franko-begickeho.
Nemc jev vcera tez dtocnou silu frone
dunske kde zatacii neer@ predn hlidky americke mi
stech tech Aericane sou en 10 mil cd hran Lucemburka
paki Verdunu nemecka ne by povoia veskere armady
Hunu dostay by zpetny pohyb Vzhledem tomu Mem
d ma verdunske fronte sa&m prodtoky couvanf sve od
daujf. ]. ixFs-s \. sstr..s4f.s,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-28
KANADSKAP PAROL OBJ ZABLIZZAR.
DU ZNICENA.

Vancouver B. c., 26. rjna. 80 Kanadsky postovnf par
mix Princess Sophia nabeh sobou skan 1tes
tai "a kerezto katastroy 268 cesicich Is pavcd p
so zvot Mez zahynuym nachazi znacny pocet zlato
kopu Ajasky, Zen det Parnik nabeh ma podmofskou
skau straslve boufe pdvodne myslo, playci
sujfci ieho budou zachraneni Nahe ysak pfhnala
hromna vlna pfib9jova lod srhla do hubny sea
Princess Sophia meh 1920 tun vytlaku vodach Al
jasky operoya1a od roku 1912.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-10-28
"OZBROJENk moo NEMECKA JEST
PODROBENA VLADE LIDU'..
DlPL OMATE SPOJENCU v PARfzI,
ABY. SMLUVnu PODMlNKY
PRfMERf.

Washington 81 Tijna. - Nemecko nejkrats diploma
ck6 note kdy pres odeslane odpovida Wsonov ze
jednavan mir jest rukou "dove vady ktere zalez
o&zce t&to rozhodova dodava ze voenska Nemecka
Jest dove Wade podrizena Nemecko nyn ocekava
n&vrhy pfm9ri, jez ma byi prvnm krokem pravemu
m jak navrhl sve prokamaci sam president Wilson,
Cerm&nska odpoved podepsana zahranicnm mnistrem
Solfem dosa do Washngtonu Kodane odkud zasla Spo
jent sk Jest dktovana tonem silvym ktery dosud ne
mecktch vadnfch cirkuarch neby obvykym Nemecko
z zddazhue ze eho zoldnske strany jsou Eve suzbach
lidu", COZ jest svetu novinkou.
Zde jest zn9nf n6mecke odpovedi:
N6meck4 vlada vzala vedomf odpoved presidepta
spojen5ch S&ta
jest dbay dalekosahajicf zmeny ez byly pro
sSedsasa fss ~ staybe nssaeekk dstayya ze mi
rove enanf spocva rukou dove vAy ez jest skutecnou
konstitucni moci, opravnenou rozhodovanf.
~ Take moe voenska jest il podrizena.
Nemecka vlada nynf otekava navrhy pfimefi ktere
by byo pvnm krokemk prayemu iru ak naert president
We sve prokamaci - (Podepsano) SOLF -
Nemecky obean 6sel aobe, kdy jedna sensaenf zpra
sthaa druhou By nedfedne oznamovano Berna
ze Ludendorf podskva csar ze prjal eho resgnaci
okolnost tao uvadsnave spoen krotkym znenim
cke odpovadi. - ! -
Depese londynsks hasi ze anglcky minstrpresident
Lloyd George zahrancni ministr Bafour spou vssm
madnm namofnm distojnky odel do Francie. Plukov-
mix House admiral Benson zasoupeni Spojenych
tel z meskaj Parfz kde skutecne jednano bude pod
mfnkach primer ez sou pry hruba navrzeny Neni zad
nych pochybnOs ze N6mecku nezbude bezpodminecne
vzdanf ably ukoncena byla pro vzdy eho vybojnost
nemecke fsske rade velkou vetsnou prata bya pred
oha kerou vosko skutecne pod nadvladu parla
mentn Sociaisticka Vorwaerts Berline prozrazue ne
ktere move canky:
Ia prve Vaka mdze byti vypovedsna jedine pfivoe-
MIN ffsske rady a spolkovou radou.
Ia druhe: Kancer mdze byt ponechan pri sve moc en
tenkrate, kdyz Sc test ddvere fisske rady.
Ia tfet: Kancler budiz zodpoveden politicke cny
csafe kancer spolu ministry necht zodpovda ITedn
einnost fisske spolkove rade.
Zactvrte: Jmenovan povysovani propousteni armad-
mich namofnich ddstonikd necht jedne dele
kancere coz ale zodpovida rsske radG mnistr vay
Prosycha se ze resignovan bude Hndenburg nasledo
va Ludendorfa ze odsransnim obou voenskych naceln
k1 pfipravena bude costa zadoucmu mru. Hasy
ckem ku z nepokrye pozadue odstoupeni cisare Sc
povazvou merou mnozi stavac nepokoe zemi den co
den vzr1staji
Tsk sociastd pise neslavnem konc kasra jenz ceka
az e cizina donut odstoupeni vyca mu ze mel tax u
cni jz davno skonc nebahy zvot svdj nekde
jako obycejny soukromnik. .a1 >3.ec
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-20
ABOUT THAT ROAD AGAIN

Referring to that Hoadley Charcoal Points
road, the necessity of which cannot be question:
ed, in our opinion, there are several ways to
secure the means with which to carry out the
project. First. through the Alaska Road Com
mission; second. the Territorial Road Commits
sion; third, the Forestry Department and fourth,
our city council. Each of the four agencies
have not only the power to construct the road,
but each has the necessary fund, provided al
ways we get together and make the proper rep
resentation; and the time to make this proper
showing is just here now.
In the first place, the road should be built
this fall while we can get the necessary labor.
For couple of months after the closing OF cam
neries in the fall. labor is generally plentiful.
Bearing that in mind, why not take advantage
of the generous supply of labor and go at it?
Let us petition the various agencies at once and
see what we can do in the premises.
We have mentioned the council as one of the
sevral agencies that could undertake the work
bcause of the law applicable in such case. The
fact that the road is entirely outside of the cor
porate limits does not prevent the municipal
authorities of an incorporated town III Alaska
to spend money for roads, and for three miles or
more outside of the corporate limits when it
benefits the entire community like in this case.
statute law expressly provides that very
power. Conclusively, if we put heads to-
gether we can easily find way to get around
all the obstacles including the sturnps, which at
d glance may appear insurmountable; but when
faced with & determination born Of q necessity
to go over the top we can accomplish our aim.
Let us try.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-20
CAPRON'S PROPHECY.
From the Baltimore American

(FrOm the Baltimore American)
World thought is much concerned just
what will be the developed capabilities of arplanes
within the next six months than about what evolve
air navigation during the next three years or ten
Giana Capron the creator of the famous bomb
ing plane which bears his that airplanes that
VII carry 100 and which will be equipped with
me power equal to that of medium sized steamships
- be in commission within three years 1t is inter-
esi ag prophecy but the time limit stretches too far
What is just in general thought is as to when
there will be 10000 10000 efficient and dependable
- nbing planes OF the Caproni Havand type back
the lines in France Italy and the Balkan allied front,
tipped and ready for daily ncursions in whatever
direction or to whatever point the daily schedule of
ulbng performance directs The delay in evolving the
deal plane for the allround exgences of air is
rs.aer getting hghtensed American This is
time for patent listening to threeyearhence proph-
eces.
concentrated upon the development of plane
t VIII make the big air navy practcable-render air
the crushing and Irresistible factor which the pro-
pos american navy OF the air contemplates London,
Paris and the Rhine cities of Germany know little
ehing Of the terrors OF air The bombing air.
plane carries the he! OF the nth power 1t is a
potential agency that makes for world peace-makes for
q : ord agreement that will forever Danish war.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-20

Socialist candidates may have the audacity to
come out on the partys platform but, like the
German propaganda, they are more likely to
pose as patriotic Americans while doing their
work behind closed doors. Like Lenine and
Trotsky the two leading spirits of the worlds
socialist party.
LOYAL Americans should consider loyalty
above everything else at the coming election.
Ability would only be used against us were we
to elect disOyal candidates. Obviously the duty
of every loyal American this fall is to consider
the loyalty of each candidate first and other
qualifications last. In other words, our motto
should be put none but patriots on guard; for the
country is full of enemies
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-20
THE COWARD HUNS.

The brutality of the Huns is exemplified
every day in one way or another; the latest
appear in recent report that when they are
in close quarters With either the Americans or
Canadians, they keep up fire until they have
to give up and then they throw up their hands
md call 'kamerad" their signal of surrender.
All this time they have been doing their best to
lzill their advancing captors. Since tn etrick has
been discovered, an order was issued by the al
led commanders that when the Huns surrender
after the advanced troops have reached two hum
dred yards Of the gunners and therefore
have no chance of escaping, they will be treated
IS if they had elected to die fighting. In other
words, the Canadians and Americans at least,
have come to the conclusion that dead German
is far better than German prisoner.
The daily progressive-miner., 1918-08-20

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