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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
THE ANSWER OF THE
FOREIGN BORN.
By
Hon. Franklin K. Lane,
Secretary of the Interior.

We came to America to help in
the making of this new land-for
our own good and for the good
of our children.
The gate was open; we gave
nothing to enter. The paths that
other feet had beaten we follow
ed. The lands others had found
and fought for we're given IS if
we would make them into homes.
In the old land, the motherland,
worked for a living; here we
worked that we might really
live. Hope filled our hearts. In
the old land, the motherland, our
boys could be no more than we
had been.
Their way was barred by the
man above, the mar born to land
and position and preference. AL
ways there was the man above, to
whom he must doff his hat in
token Of Difference and subsection.
Strive as he might, sacrifice as
he would, there was always that
man above-the man on the hill
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
Cfto6crOffcrct

Gftoberofferet er 10. JON ri ane pNe - Minoeoferet ON
stftelien al Sen forcneOc omife eo. Iutb. airte ameritu"
minneapolis 4aret 1896.
8t bar ior @rnno til meo @Ie0e, Eofnenmei9beo oo 81.
ferotQigbeo at minoes Den o3aaOegerning" al 6errerb at De TO
Samfun0 6Io til Get Samfmo.
Sbilfet 6renifriot biemme % noe &erren bar bei9net os
meo ifoen 5orenings0agcn minneapolis, life fanot2
8t tor NOT u0brpOe meo ben fon9elige Sanger: Store Ting
bar Serren giort moo oS; ri 6leoe 9laoe"
9bert Nar foen 1896 bar hi pGret minoet ont at Ip9ge ct
3afoffer paa port Snorcmisfons utter Den ierfe Sonoag 0ftooer
Naoneo; men Ill oeo set %. Aorsmeoe 9enmare, q. Gof, beo
oct forelaoet og antaget, at @inOeofferet opo9es SUM eer ferit
Sui aPoaneo bcgrln6et pa, at Here 0Here bIeo optoget ON 81
teraaret.
9rp1er og 0enigbeoer ocn foreneoe oanife &irfe onnooes
oerfor ON, at afboloe en- 02i5donsisnoog on ferite Seuoag Snlt
Waaneo, eIIer, bbs oct er u6eleiIigt Den ferfe Ssnoag, oa Den
anoen Sonoag Sui @oaneo, % beo oenne anleOnin9 opta9e
en- Sffrgabe til Gamfrn0ets Snoremi8fon.
9rrfer % Menigbeoer bHies meO Oroene: variii aGrIigbeo
tbinger os" @ 9or. 5, 1D. 5 b%ro0crlg ~9grbepigbeo
g. g. Gbrtitianien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
Sm oct fjsroe Sub.

9aa set Dine Gage flinne iorlGn.
ges / 2anoet, iom @erren oin SUD
giper big. 2 @oi. 20, y.
Sporfor mon oenne 5oriGttelic
er fnpttet netop til bet ijeroe 9uo,
og boorleoes MOI ben ifal foritaa3?
gr BET BET enfelte Wenneife, ionl
operboloer bette guo, bois 0nge
ifol forl9nges eaer er bet belle Sol.
fet2 ON oi anbenoer oct paa ct
Soft eler en- Station blioer BET,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03

5or fort 5io iioen aH6efaIe0e
,0ational Council OF Defence ira
@aibington til lignenOe &egemer
rurlot ON / Staterne, at Der uoar-
beioes og omienoes til De forfeit
Iige rfremmeo Sprogs" Blade /
2anoet artifler angaaenoe Dor Del
taeelie / arigen og De Opganer,
oenne ltiller for bort 6olf. Sigele-
oes ogiaa ON 0sopenoigbeoen al at
lore @ngelif. 8aa oenne Dtaaoe
bill Den Gel Of 2anoets 9resie
funne gore i9roeles goo Sieneite,
ioet man goar no ira, at laaoonne
@rtifler bar itsrre 8egt, ndor De
fremfommer / 2Rierens eset no
oersmool.
5 Sberenitemmelie berneb er Der
allereoe / Stem Dorf oprettet ct
ifanoinapiIf Bureau unoer 2eoelie
al DIR. Hoger gaieIien til at bare
tage Sagen ooer for De ifanoinooi-
fife 9laoe. De ferite 4rtifler ira
ben ailoe fremfommer / bette Qltm-
mer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03

whose place he could not reach.
For that mans sons there We're
schools and professions and places
of honor. For our sons there was
work, work without hope, the
work Of ~stalwart, steady oxen,
work for a living, not for the full
life Of the boys yearning and his
capacity.
The girl Of his heart he could
not marry. for she lived on the
hill, and the hill to him was a
world apart,neyer to be scaled
by his aspiring impulse. The way
of public service was closed to
him, save as the servitor Of the
man above. \ soldier he could
be aye; he must be, under a cap
tain who knew him only as a
shield or a spear, under a king he
had no part in choosing, under a
flag that gave him bounty, not
opportunity.
And we, the foreign born, are
here now to do oar part, our full
part, in the making Of America.
All the thousands of years Of
upward struggle, the climb from
serfdom up, has led to the land #
equal chance.
w fled from the man above.
Here we have no master but
ourselves. Our hats come off to
genius. not to rank. The great
house on the hill is the home of
one who once was a section hand.
His money gave wages till We
had money to pay wages.
There was hope in u hearts
and that hope has blossomed into
bright-eyed boys and girls, into
homes where pianos play, into
schools and colleges and law
courts and legislatures, where our
boys work beside all other boys
and win ahead, into honors which
come with talent, leadership that
comes with character, into fellow
ship that knows no circle besides
a common taste, into a pride, a
compelling pride, a squirting, life
giving pride that we are Of, that
we are for - this land Of equal
chance.
If justice fails in this land,
ours is the fault. If the torch Of
liberty fades or fails, ours is the
blame. If our flag falls, all the
eager and struggling ones in
other lands will lose heart all
those who painted its starry field
in hopeful blue and drew its
stripes in courageous red will re-
proach us foreyermore.
We know that this freedom is
at once our glory and our danger.
For now there is no man above +;
we have no will to guide but our
own. We have come to the time
of test.
We will not falter; we will not
weaken. The Old World shall
not see us break and run when
challenged.
What has been gained and
given to us we hold for ourselves
and our sons.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
Cuer oen ipenife 4uguitana Sp-

Coer oen ~ioenite auguitana Sp.
NODES qarsmeoe forIeoen / 9iinne.
apoIis baieoe ct oSerOice Stag
meo 10,Sf0 Stierner; og OisiC
reprGientereoe euoOa fun gcommu.
meant Members@. Saboe man pil.
LET meoregne, iom nogIe ger, ollie
Dem, Der pna ell eQer anoen Ofaa.
De bapoe oqret unoer airfens Sn0.
flnoelie, oiloe 5allet bare 6lepei
y Sang itorre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
geretning OH I'll bejoet
bl0uot SOloaternt | Gamp
SOoge.

De bar 10 ielu let Dor 9oguing,
ion ieg bebgper life al forteae
Gem boor goo % o%elinorettet %
eiter Camp Gooee 6or6oIo - 6pg.
gelig Den er. gi bar mango 9iones.
bpro ON, at bore ulge Mpno ipt.
ter gris paa oeL genre fommer
Der, 90 iapner oenL naar DC blioer
ilpttet an6et Stebs ben. 9i bar en-
goo 2ejligbeo til at fomme / 5or.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
Sen frem1neofoOtcs SPAR.
9f 6ranflin 6. Cane, Snoenrigs-
miniiter. Ooeriat for
.9aniferen" ,

Gi fom til 2lmerifo og tog Gel
i 4rbeioet meo at bpgge op bette
nDe 2ano = til bort eget og pore
9erns ge6ite.
9eren too aa6en; aogangen bar
fri. 9i fulgte ben Sti, andre 500.
Der bapoe traaot. Oct 2ano andre
bapoe fun6et oe ounbet, blep os
gibet for intet, blot ri Der oiloe 6Dg-
ge bore Stem.
6iitoore / bort gamle G96relano
maatte Ri ar6eioe for Blot at efs-
iitere; Der arbeioeoe Ri for oir-
felig at leoe. Ser turoe pi mere
Sremtiosboob; 6eropre funOe boz
re Sgnner life bente at fomma
Ipngere frem enc Oeres 5eore.
9eien bar ipprret for Dem al
Mnn6en ooenfor, BAN Der bar feot
til @igoom og Stilling og sore.
Sam maatte man tage 5atten al
for iom 9egn paa ltnoerfaitelie
Spor meget emo Ben iattigfeote
y Otter 5ilifpn6elie fra Regerin-
gems .Mar @orf grteniion 3ioi'
iion" laoer hi oenne artifel frem-
fomme | begge Sprog.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03

uG9e 2utberaa BROTHERHOOD" bar
fe6t Ell iterre 9otel6pgning / 9tor.
folf, @a., og a9ter at toge Den
8rug iom 9iem for Iutberife Col
batter og Sefolf, al boiIfe iioite
mango ira Gio til anoen MAJ OPP
boloe zig i @orfoIf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03

trQpte % lleo p9 oIItpef vi Hgl-
teoe altiammen intet. 9IoOien oben-
ooer funoe ban life naa.
5or ben RIGGS Conner bar Der
Sfoler og gm6eoer % greinloe
Stillinger i S%amfunoet; for bore
fun Glib og SIGb for at iaa BET
ooglige 9reo, uoen 9ao6 ON at
naa oct frie, ri9e 9io, bporefter
enbber ing SiGl bigger og IpngeS.
Sfete oct, at ems aGrligbeo
fanot i'm @enitauo i en- aoinoe al
beiere Stono. par man rent uIpf,
felig; til bun borte til Ell anoen
&eroen til bpiIfen Der in9en 40
gang for bom bar.
Gen offeutlige Sieneite par lnf-
fet for BAN un0ta9en iom 3ieners
IGiener. SoIoat fuuoe og maatte
ban blioe men fun for at regneS
JON SfioIo og Spp6 at bans ober-
oroneoe; for at tiene en- aonge,
ban life 6ap6e oeret meo til at
peIge, og UNDER en- Sane, Ser fre-
beoe alt men lom intet BOO.
9i Sc fremmebioote er Der for
nt tonp nor Gel. Dor ful0e Del. /
9(rbeioet for at bpgge 9lmerifa.
De mango 9orbunoreoers fremao-
Itrpben, opa6 ira 9rpIlefaarene,
bor tiIiioit f6rt os til 2auoet, boor
ser er Iige Get og anle0ning Tor
enbber.
gi ffpe0e bort ira @unoen
ooenfor.
Ser er hi bore egne 6errer. Ser
to9es 5atten al for 9pO o9 9p9-
tigbeo men fife for Slang og Stano.
San, ser Dor i BEN imlffe Bill
la meo Sen pioe ltoiigt BAR ielu
engang en- iimpeI 9(rbeioer. san
tiente ieIo for 9agIen iuotiI ban
iaa iig / Stano til at gioe con til
andre.
Bore 9ierter fpl6tes meo 6aab,
% 6ao6et er oirfeIiggiort / Ben
Sfare al rifle, oppaft llngoom,
Ser onigioer os; i 6pggeIige %
pelforipneoe Stem, / Sfoler og 9u.
reonitalter; i ret5Iige Suitititio-
ner % Iopgipeuoe 5oriamItnger,
bpor bore egre Senner inotager
oeres 9laos Sioe ON Sioe meO
2anoet5 be0ite; / 9Gre efter 6or-
%tieneite; / 3eipett ior Ono; i ct
SamfunosliO, ser ingen andre
Sfranfer fenber emo Dem, iuno
Sans og iano Qannelie letter; /
itolt 9eoioitbeo ON at p9re Berger
/ 5ribeoens og 2igbeoens 5Gore-
lono.
9eriom &etfGroigbeoen life ifer
6DIoeit / bette 2ano, oa er Sfpl-
ben Dor egen. Sfuloe 6ribeoens
2ps forounfles eaer iluffes. on
fan ri taffe os ielp oerfor. Sfnl.
De bort Stag tr9oes / Stsuet. d
bill ale De betrpngte / andre 2an.
De tabe @iooet % opgipe aampeu.
ollie De, Der i 9aabet ifueoc ben
til bets Stierneitr6eoe blaa %
oraf npt Moo al oets ROE Stri6er,
biloe eui9t anfIoge os.
9ien 5ribeoen meOierer Anioar.
Wanoen openfor iinoes fife mere.
Ger er ingen Billie roen Dor ii.
at itpre. 9repenS 1io er fomnlen.
W2en ri oil life iuigte eaer paf
le. Gen gamle @eroen ifal iinoe
os reOe til at tage @an0ifen op.
Set ser blep putoet og gioet
os, set ifal bi pioe at ioripare %
at %operorage ubeifaaret til Otter
il9gten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03

bois Ssealer og 9rincipper. naar
oe CT pete % iouoe, hi oil fem-
pc til oct iioite.
gn u mertfuner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03

liom 6oriGttelien IoOer, Ell naturIig
/ 6el9e al 9uoets OoerboloeIie.
8ooe @iem er Rationens Dol
p9rf, iiges Der. 0ette er ianot,
ioroi i @iemmet oonles De iremti-
Oige 9orgeres Sarotter, % al oiSie
9orgeres aarafter er gtationens
Sfe6ne ofbengig. Spilfe CT 9etiu-
geIierne for, at 9iennlet tan bliOc
farafteroannenOe2 Selufplgelig,
Iforit % irelnmeit 5orboI6et mel
lem 6orplorene in0bproes life iaa
meget, / 0eune 5%or6inoelie, ior oe-
res egen Sfplo, men Tor 9ernenes,
ser ifaI oporoge5 i oette Stem.
Qerneit, oct rette 6orboIo imellem
6orGlorenc % @ernene. @erino
unoer berer g%enii0io 49telie. Dor
meme maa agte oereS 5orplore, %
6orpIore mna bape % uopiie A8-
tcIie ior 9ornene % oeres Rettig.
be6er.
af oisic Rettigbeoer ifaI Der
fun npones 70, iom man iGrIig /
9tmerifa cr tilbeieIig til at operie.
On befen6t ameritanif 0poragcr
bar iogt: Barnet bar CT til q /
IbIioe fontroIIcret % d G t
til at Gle Ben 6eleIfe,
man foIoer agteIfe, ober-
or fine 6orGI0re % 2G.
r er 9. Set Barn, Ser | lin Oporas
gelie iabner oisie, berepes noget
uouroerligt, noeet Der er ganife
neopenoigt for Iannelien al Ell
Juno og itRrf aarafter. ut oct er
neonenoigt, at 9srn fontrolleres,
inorsmmes bel al DC fleite, men
at bette err Ell Hettigbeo, iom life
maa irotoges Dem, er maaife ell
M 5onfe for nogle al os. Wten
bar hi ioritooet Den onoen 8nnfe:
Of oct at babe agtelie for fine
5or9Iore er en- af 9arnets Rettig.
beoer, og er ne0peuoigt for bets
iunoe lt0bifling. 5or at inoie Rig
tigbeoen al oenne Taaitano fan
man blot tpnfe T. Gfs. pna Ell
9ranfers Barn. 0uem bar life JET
ct inooant Barn % mprfet oct ab.
norme / bets 6orboIo til 5aOeren.
Barnet fan babe aRrligbeo til
ham, oiie Meopnf for BAN og np.
re benipnsfuIo moo bnn, men az.
te 1unl --? Sffe ianot, man TO-
Ter, at ct iaa0ont Barn er berepet
Ell oDrebor 9ettigbeo, % tillige al
set err, iom man flyer, Spno for
Barnet.
Qoar man fer paa 9brn og 81
unge / Acknowledged hos os,
mprfer man iaa liOt agtelie. 6sr
De bar naaet OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fan ma oite bere Dem tale ON
The olo folfs", ia enoog on gt6C
olo man" eQer ,tbe olo moman'
paa en- Waaoe, Der miloeit talt IL
fe tpoer, paa 9lgtelie. Sfte berer
man unge 9iger rette paa Wtor.
iom De iDnes er gammeloags -
bun forltaar life at opfere fig
posienoe - er life flpbt lint nof.
oip. 9ette er ina alminoeligt, al
man ofte er belt blind for Del
forferte / ct iaaoant 6orbolo. Pac
,hiab icbools" er oet neiten en-
Mo6eIag blnn6t gleberne at looC
baant og tale neoiettenOe ON SG.
rerne.
Spor ligger Sfploen ior oettC
Misforbolo? Man maa life iegt
Sen hos 9ernene. De er paa 81
caer anoen Maa6e bleben bereoet
: Ell R~ettigbe0, ben at fnnne agtt
fine 6oreiatte. 5eilen maa ieges
/ Siemnet, / Sfolen, eler / d
Sorbolo, UNDER bbilfe 96rnene Ell
oppofIeoe. Som amerifanerne Il
ger, st is up TO u.s. 5orGlore of
Oporaeere, at finoe bpor Seller
lager og rette paa Den - for ger'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03
nn0er atnerlfanit SBnes
Oinfel.

Oct ligoer iaa inublenoe ner for
os 9anife at fele os forurettet al
oct for Chen aGloen6e itarfe arao
ON burtig % f%uloitGn0ig ameri.
faniiering al alt % aIle. VI fan
fremiere oe melt o~oerbeoiienoe
@run0e, bborior pi bllroe bape SOB
til at beoblipe iom biotil at leoe
port ofionoreoe SIP miot / oct ito.
re umerifonife Samiuno % at op.
bragg bore 9ern til ogioa at bore
9onife. Set Ter cnoogiod no til
at bore I Strio meo ieIoe De for.
Stoters @run0lob, at man III bill
npgte o8 Get o9 g~nIeOniag oertil.
Men ell Sag fan 10 ioHt 9fe-
gel les fra mere emo cen Sioe, og
ofte fommer 0en ira ct anoet Spn8.
punft Jet til at to9e liz BELT an.
oerle0es no. Mooife ioaleOes o9.
iaa Der. 9oo os Tor Ell @anos
,SfpIo pr6oe at ie paa Sen, iom oe
fleite Imerifonere ntoioliomt gsr.
(Oeo Groet oamerifoner" menes
Der %iaaonnne anlerifanife 9or9ere.
iom FIN toler oct engeIife Sprog,
og iom life merfcnocr nogen 9in-
6eitrcg / 6eres @otionalitets6eteg.
neIie).
9atiaa ion .Gm%crifanere" bGo.
ser pi. at
/. Bort Wlaol moa bpre n0af
De mango forifeIli8e in6oanoreOe
GIementer at ifa6c ell g}ation itGrf
til more llooifIing % itprt ODER
Tor pore SLENDER.
,. 9ette fan finn fife BED 9rltl.
dig 9lanoin9 o9 COMMUNICATING,
iaa Oi blioer ct 6olf, Der bar iGl.
les Sproo, iom ri bar ialle5 Stag.
3. Genne SnmmeuimeItning
ber iinoe Ste6 ion burtig Tom mn.
Iiot, og aft, 6oao Der tielcr til
of binore oen, er / Mooitrio meo
2onoets bsieite Snteresier. Serum.
Der fommer / ferfte GGffe enbocr
9eitrPbeIie for at peoIige6oloe9ril.
gen al frenmeoc Sprog I Here
SlGgtIeo inoen Tor 2an0ets @rGn.
Ter.
4. Saaleoes bar hi / @run.
Den altio ment % Jolt; men isrit
M UNDER arigen meo oens af-
ilering Of iienotIige Moal % Sen.
ii9ter, pleieoe / SfiuI al frenme0e
Sprog, bar hi inoiet, at ser maa
tages fruftige 5orbolosregGer.
5. Raor 5orbol0sregler ifal ia.
ges, ioa Iieoer oct bel ollernprmeit
at frGbe, at 2anoets ofiieielle
Sprog briIges pon ofientlige Ste.
Der % peo oiientIige anleoninger.
6. ut bette fan meofere 9pr6er
o9 Snbn for en- Del, set mo.
remmer hi gerre; men hi gaor no
ira, at oen, Ser cr bleoen 9oraer
/ 2aloet al irit Solg, bar ogiaa
6ermeo ~tilfenoegipet set iom lin
Seniigt at bile blipe Amerifa.
Tier. 90 bar BON banolet 0ercfter,
iaa bill DC fGrreite itaa biGlpeloie
M.
Z. Nile 9orgere moi nDoe lam.
me Get. On loDnl amerifanif 9ors
ger at inf 5eoieI eIler 9%lfitamning
bar % maa bobe liae Get me6 en-.
bber an6en. 9Qtina ber mar life
title 5ororin9er til bam, iom man
life itiller til andre.
Sna lan9t oamerifmereu~.
ut bans Gun / G~nfelt6eoer fan
bore ifGpt; at arapet, Der titles,
fan Oere Tor itprft og FOR pllO.
ieIigt o9 at DC @ioler. b%oorpco
man bill frenlme 6et, maaife oite
er raoifale og uforitanoige, oct er
cen Gag. Men at @run6tanfen er
berettiget, oe at arabet ON iprog.
Zig Gn6eo fortiener nlborlig Gber,
beielie og rimeGig Smsoefommeit.
beb ogioa fra Dor Sioe er pit boz.
BET ODER al 9oipl. g. -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03

Naar Leserne henvender sig til Folk,
som averterer i Bladet, enten for at
kobe hos dem eller for at faa Oplysning
ON det averterede, bedes de altid ON
tale, at de saa Avertissementet i dette
Blad. bet vii vpre til gensidig StStte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1918-07-03

Entered at Blair Post office as second
class matter.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1918-11-05
RAZOR DISPLAY
 PUT NEGROES IN
 THE FRONT LINES

WITH THE AMERICAN TROOPS IN FRANCE. Nov, S. (Correspor- dence Of The Associated Press )-- American negro soldiers in Fran 2 are source of ncver-ending intenSt and amusement to the French, wko do not tire Of watching and listening as they weild picks and shovels, Rnt chant Us they work in wicrd minor key.
 They have shown fearlessn' amounting almost to utter indift cnce if their white officers are with them careleSsness where personal danger is involved that is at once arr- aging and sometimes annoying to .t.? officers. and desire to fight th h'. amounts to mania.
 THr American negro soldier, in thc woniS of colonel who commands a re. giment of them and has for yeas known good deal about their che. acteristics, is very close to a fata,i>t when it comes to fear. Repeatedly his own troops bandy remarks am,ng themselves. the gist of which is about as Pollows:--
 "Don't worry about that shelf, Ras- tus. It ain't got your number on it."
 And the shell screams by. the ae- groes who believe 1t has not their number stand idly around and expose themselves as they should not The colonel frankly admits being afraiG when big shells arc flying abor,, and seeks cover.
 The first regiment which went ic. to action, long rgo now. went in pri- marily becauSe"it threatened to de- climate itself ia inactivity. Razors and knives came more and more freely ir. to play, and the een demandei % ire quently and Ro .nsistantly of tHeir off, ficers why they might not get Sone action thSt it was finally arranged for them. They proved quite as strcn- uous fighters in the i;ne as tkey had behind t.
 It goes withoat saying that tns ,e gro soldier ,s as boastFul as any in q similac profession. The Marines had just covered themselves with elory in the Chateau Thierry t;L"t when delegation from @ negro Iegi. trent in line in quiet sector ga!tei CT the command;nr officer and . k' i if they loo might not get ia oa the "fun".
 "tet uS go in, coloNei," they said eve aYa the only real fighte"s. Tae Marines are all tight 0! eours:. but irst let Us have & whack g, the Boche. Then ti D Mari;r.s won't ne in #. hsd as for s"s '':t, ford they don't count at ali
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You don't mean the Sergean; ; gone do you? exclaimed one.
 'NcS boys, the SergcantS' gone, Four operations were just too much for his strength. He never regainrd consciousness"
 The little group of patients and t'" nurse were silent.
 The chap with one leg gone har half a deck of cards in his hand. Dazed. he relaxed and the cards f"' 10 the floor. scattering over half th" ward. The chap with one leg gon" never noticed them.
 He Was Game Boy
 Gee, the Scrgeant's gone" he sa;d huSkily, "he sure was game boy"
 He was the best fellow eyer knew" said another "and the cheer fullest. too. I've seen them dresSi"g his leg time and again and gosh! but it hurt. But did the Sergeant ever <ay anything? Not the Sergeant --h" never batted an eye"
 Just to think, mused the third, "lt wasn't half an hour ago when we a" him go out shouted. Good luck,
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AMERICAN CAPITAL
 RIIYS HIN COMPANY.

NEW YORK, Nov. S. Purchase by Americans of the powerful Hae8eldt company has been arranged through '"" alien property custodian. This eliminates German control over the Hawaiian sugar industry and also means the destruction of the center of German propaganda in the Pacific.
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 Eskimo reindeer heraers of Alaska are being organized iu order tha. they nay systematise the care ,f deer. The organization Is 10 be known as the Reindeer Mems Association and will be controlled by tho heas herders. Government teachers are as- sistiAg the NaAves to crganize.
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with him to the cemetery"

with him to the cemetery
 Wagoner John Trask wrote, "Our Sergeant is gone. Why, loved that fellow like my own brother. I've seen other fellows gu but never felt li:e this"
 Sergeant Vincent Sauer wrote, never felt worse since came i'll t"" fight. He was game to the last, al ways cheerful, and when l cali>i Good luck to you he answered IT. Thanks, Ill be OK. soon We . ways had fun around his bed, he WIS so cheerful. He was one of the fine t fellows 1 ever kuew.'
 Arthur Strain, who knew the Se"- geant better than the rest, the bo%d say, because "he and the Sarge liked to dabble in poetry" wrote poem to send the Sergeant'S mother
 They buried the Sergeant in the lit- tie American graveyard ia pret.v Y Lorraine valley, with an American n flag over the coffin. as eighteen so '. diers fired three shots over the gray , and the bugler gave taps. Then some of the boys whose injuries per- mitted their attending the funera! gathered flowers in the valley and the nurses placed them on the graz with red, white and blue ribbors around them.
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Sarge when the stretcher was car ried through the door, and he smiled and said, Thanks, I'll be back in a few minutes with you"
 They sat there together, the half Il dozen of the Sergeants bunkies, all invalidS, with the nurse of the ward just musing and talking like that, try ing to realize that the Sergeant was gone. Mess time came and went, and no one paid any attention to tt they were thinking only of the Ser geant.
 The Sergeant was Frank Calbauph of Greencastle, Pa, a member of the 7th Machinc-gun Sanitary detach- ment. His mother is Mrs. Carbaug', and no mother ever reared bravcr son.
 Didn't Talk of Deeds
 The Sergeant who was teacher of mathematics before the war, was wounded when his outfit was rushed into action near Chateau ThierrY. None of his bunkieS knew just how, because as one of them explained, "The Sergeant wasn't the kind of a fellow who'd talk of himself. You can bet he was wounded doing some thing for somebody, though
 They did know that the Sergeant lay out in the open long time after he was wounded. Medical recorls showed that. His leg was badly smashed, and they operated at the first hospital hc reached. But gar grene had set in, and four operatiorS had followed in an effort to save hir:. They have had lots of brave patients that doctors and nurses and patients admired alike in that hospital, bu: never one just like the Sergeant, WHO said little, was always joking ani cheerful, and never had complaint The rest of the boys in the wart would do anything in the world for "thc Sarge"
 The little group sitting on the cots, with the nurse, had been talking O. the Sergeant for long time when orr of the boys said, "You ought to write to his mother, Miss Cutter. The Sarge thought the world of his mothc you know"
 "I'm going to-" replied the nurse. "You boys write out what you think of the Sergeant. and l'll send that. too"
 What the Boys Wrote.
 The boy did, and here are q few lines from them;
 Private Elmer Hyland wrote, "l was with him as soon as he came from the operation, and l cried when he went. He was great boy g clean fellow through and through. l wish my foot was so I could walk