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Evening star., 1918-11-20
SOLDIERS GIVEN DUTIES HERE
Work of Adjutant General Largely
Increased as Fighting Ends.

With the execution Of plans for the
rehabilitation Of the Army and the
handling Of long lists Of casualties in the
American expeditionary forces. the work
devolving on the ONCE Of the adjutant
general of the Army has largely in
creased since the signing Of the armis-
tice.
To meet the Increased demands Of the
service, several hundred limited service
soldiers at various camps have been
called to this city and assigned to cler-
ical duty in the adjutant generals once.
Many Of them have been assigned to
desks in Sanda Court, the frame struc-
ture built in the north court Of the
state, War and Navy building during
the progress Of the war for the special
use Of the naval bureau Of supplies and
accounts.
Evening star., 1918-11-20
W|L[FL0AT BONDS
ON REDUCED SCALE
Shorter Maturities, Smaller
But More Frequent Issues,
Says Mr.. McAdoo.
LOAN IN SPRING LIKELY

Government war bond selling In the
future will be along distinctly new
lines.
Bonds will have short maturities.
Secretary McAdoo explained today
that by this is meant from three to
seven or eight years.
In addition, issues will be smaller
than in the past. and probably will be
marketed more continuously.
War savings organizations through
out the country will assist in placing
the bonds. Mr.. McAdoo said. in a more
direct manner than In past liberty
loan campaigns. The "A per cent in
terest rate borne by the last two
issues of liberty bonds may be
changed. depending on other terms
Of the securities.
Amounts of future issues. interest
rates and time of marketing cannot
be determined definitely for another
month or two, but the heavy oversub-
scription of the fourth liberty loan.
with a total Of $6.9S9.047. 900, or 16.4
per cent more than the $4,000. .000. 900
sought. will enable the Treasury to
postpone the next issue longer than
otherwise. 1t still Is expected by
spring.
National managers of the war saw
ings movement conferred today over
plans for further consolidating war
savings and liberty loan committees
in each locality in preparation for the
next issue OF bonds.
All Exceed Their Quota.
In the fourth liberty loan every fed
eral reserve district exceeded it's
allotted quota. Results of final tab
ulations were announced last night by
the Treasury Department.
The Richmond district, in wnIcn the
District of Columbia is included. ex-
ceeded its quota 1885 per cent. It's
quota was S2S0.0oo.Oo0 and the total
subscribed was $352.6Ss,200. The
District of Columbia was required to
furnish $27.600.00o and turned in ap-
proximately $4S,000,0OO.
The loan was by far the greatest
war loan ever fioated by this or any
other government. In the last eight
cen months of war four liberty loans
were fioated and war savings cam
paigns held, the nation raising $17.-
S52,000,000. This does not include
oversubscffptions to early loans,
which were not accepted.
Evening star., 1918-11-20
Members Of Family.

AR Leupp is survived by his widow
and by tour children, Capt. Harold
Mrs Laurence Todd. wife of a Wash
ington newspaper correspondent, both
Of this city, and Mrs. Reginald John
son of Pasadena, Cal. For many years
he resided at 1913 18th street, main
tanning until the present charming
summer home at Tyringham. Mass.
Definite arrangements for the
funeral have not yet been completed.
Evening star., 1918-11-20
Col. Moose Goes to Long Island.

Lieut.. Col. William L Moose, jr.,
air service. attached to the oflce Of
the director Of military aeronautics.
in this city. has been ordered to Car
den City, Long Island, for duty.
Evening star., 1918-11-20

Accepts Col. Browns Resignation.
The resignation OF Col. Millard d.
Brown, United States Infantry. has
been accepted by the President. to
take effect at once.
Evening star., 1918-11-20
D. c. DRAFT RANK
0VERE|GHT STATES
District Makes Good Record
in Number Sent to
Cantonments.

The District Of Columbia sent more
men to cantonments from its eleven
local draft boards than did any one
of eight states Of the Union, latest
tabulations made by Provost Marshal
General Crowder show.
AS all draft calls are now suspended
in all probability these latest figures
will constitute Gen. Crowder's tabula-
tions for his. annual report, on which
he is now working. Draft boards were
ordered to get final tabulations In this
month.
Held Up by Influenza.
While District draft officials rest on
their guns this week, working merely
on the few remaining classifications of
registrants between eighteen and
thirty-six years old. it is great satis-
faction for board members to feel that
the National Capital led eight states in
the number of men sent to camp up to
October 1. Practically no men were
influenza and then the suspension OF
calls.
The District sent 1888 men to
camps. a greater number Of regis
trants than entrained by any one OF
the following: Arizona, Delaware
Nevada, New Hampshire. New Mexico
Utah. Vermont or Wyoming. When
it is taken into consideration that
many of these states cover thousands
upon thousands of square miles, and
that the District drew but upon about
seventy square miles, the achieve
ment Of the National Capital may be
realized.
whereas the District of Columbia
put 1888 men into camps to October
/, the draft jurisdictions, which did
not equal her stood as follows: Ari-
zona, 4,345: Delaware, 3,572; Nevada
1875; New Hampshire, 6,513; New
Mexico. 6.503; Utah. 1928; Vermont
5.225. and Wyoming 6,967.
Evening star., 1918-11-20
Only a Little Ahead.

Six great states topped the District
by but q small number Of men in
each case They were Idaho, Maine,
Montana, North Dakota, Oregon and
Rhode Island. The state of Maryland
put 25,510 men into camps.
The United States, to October I in
Quoted 1.S67,S9S men. The state of
New York led with 16s.795. and Penn
sylvania came next with 135,245 men.
Evening star., 1918-11-20
PEACE DELEGATION
TO BE NAMED SOON

Continued from First Page,
Evening star., 1918-11-20
Maj. Deiber Ordered Here.

Maj. Harry H. Deiber. Dental Corps,
at Fort OElethorpe. Ga, has BEEN or
dered TO this city for duty In tha once
OF the sttendine ouxEeo0
Evening star., 1918-11-20
ConsrNss at the opening Of the new
ssssion December :.
WIN Go on Army Transport.

Navy ofnoials said today that Pres
iaent Wilson and the American delega-
ton to the peace. conference win cross
the Atlantic ON one Of the big ARMY
transports, conveyed by a dreadnausht
and fiotilfa of destroyers
Plans for the trip have not been COM
pleted. II In, regarded as certain thst
the vessel carrying the official party will
be one Of the great passenger liners
taken over for tho movement Of troops.
Evening star., 1918-11-20
Men at Sea Enthusiastic.
Eleventh-Hour Rallies Today.

Eleventh-hour rallies in the inter-
est Of the war work campaign were
held today at the Navy Department
building. 18th and B streets: the
United States Food Administration and
the Mckinley Manual Training High
School.
At the first-named rally Admiral
Cowie presided. Mrs. William Hamil-
ton Bayly and Charles w. Darr spoke.
At the Mckinley Manual Training
High School a. Z. Seymour was the
speaker.
In all the theaters and many of the
motion picture theaters appeals are
being made this afternoon.
At the theaters tonight the rally
speakers will be: Polls, C. F.. Con-
saul; Keith's, Lillian Russell; Belasco.
John G. Capers; Lyceum and Gayety.
J. e. O'Toole, and Cosmos, U. G. B..
Pierce
Evening star., 1918-11-20
who was temporarily blinded during the
Gailipoli campaign.
Rallies Held Today.

On the south steps Of the Treasury
building at noon today q largo outdoor
rally was held in the interest Of the
campaign. In a number Of the govern
ment bureaus and branches informal
rallies among the employees are being
held today. and throughout the city the
several hundred man and woman volun-
tcer workers are enthusiastically appeal
ing to the public for contributions.
Realizing that their task Is huge one.
these patriots are doing everything
within their power to pull Washington
lover the top before tonight.
Speakers at the theaters Of the city
last night again urged every person
in the audience to contribute. The
following theaters were provided
Capers; Belasco. b. F. Consaul:
Lyceum. Capt O'Toole: Gayety. John
P. OToole, and Polls, Samuel Her
rick. The speaker at the National
Theater was furnished by Flo Zeig-
field Of the follies, and at keiths
rally
Employees of the following busi-
ness firms have donated n days
wages or less to the campaign:
House & Hermann, $40; Globe-Wer-
nicke Company. $152.
The Navy will set the pace for a
smashing finish to the campaign.
This was the message telegraphed
today by Rear Admiral T. J. Cowie.
in charge of the Navy drive, to Dr.
John r. Mott, national chairman of
the campaign.
Admiral Cowie told DR.. Mott that
the Navy was working it's hardest to
lead the country over the top. Just
as Navy men set the pace for a smash
ing finish to the fourth liberty loan,
Navy men will try to lead the nation
TO a whirlwind united war work sue
scess. u
Evening star., 1918-11-20
Valuable Stores Are Found.

An inventory shows that the guns.
ammunition and general stores found
by the Americans attained much
greater proportions today than pre-
viously. One dump of signal corps
supplies is estimated to be valued at
no less than $2.00O,O00.
An enormous warehouse taken at
Longwy was filed with general sup
plies. among which were several big
double-engined airplanes in good con-
dition.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-27

Aiht oh oas an meinem mnnssl'
baften @ngiii6 ooer an ibrer nan.
eelboften Sntellisens lag. slis oas
8eib -aber iob, oaB ih ole Eur aul'
iblob, an Der mein yfanle ange.
ldrieheu Itano, erDob es eIn eelpol-
tiees @eiGrei, eia iolhes 3eiermor.
bio, Dob ioiort meiue sSirtin er.
l1redt berbeiseeilt tam.
9as 0esermeib trat oiht on mid
betan. iuGtelie init ben Armsn in
Der Suit berllm unb itieB abeerii.
jene Sdte aus, oie ib guar nidi
uerlteben fonnte, Die ib ieood BEN
3onial nah weoer iiir Siebenswiir.
Oigteiten noh iI;r Segenswiinide
belt. Sd bat nieine s8irtia, ole
ibon iabr5ebatelang i'm Sanbe lebte.
mir 5u per0eutiben. mas Die 5rau
eiaentlih wolle. Wteine Birtin
borte Der 6rau nod eia paar Se.
tunoen 81, oann ia9te iie mir ihiihi
unO einiab: ~Gie 5rau nil Sie
perbaneul+ gta1 oieier ebenio fuap.
pen aiS flaren slntlport betradtete
i1 mir baS gtegerpeib etipas &c.
nauer; iie uar mornoelid nod oider,
nod GROCER uno nod i6iparoer ais
Der Iteeer, Der Dorbiu basesueien
mar. @s erihien mir rdtli1, weiln
eS irget6 riosli6 mar, iih NIT DIE
ier Game in Cite auselnanoer5ll.
lesen. Wieine sSirtin iiberuabm Oie
9ioae oes 9olmeti6ers, unb Nun
eahpidelte iid fol9enoes @eiprad
Sb i1 Der Sottor ieiS
sSomobl.~
Sb porbia eia franfer 9seger Bel
mir geIueien iltS
.@leroinss.-
Sb i'd ibm 6ies &sesa Heri&ris-
ben babe2
.@eipiB.1
sic Jet Die Srou bieies Reeers; /;
ibr armer Waan iise nun eleuo Su
Sauie uuo ole fiini Rinuteu peroe
i1m bon netiem libel uti6 er niijIe
iih inrmer pteoer -
~SSa, iG WeiBl 9as pin id ia
eera0el"
,So2 So aber - mein
@anH pcIlte ii& ia eiSea 8abn
5ieben IaiieulA
: gis bierber pfIeet Der fleiae Cot
tor Die @eididte gelp0bnIi@ 81 er.
5ablen. 9tur ielteu fiigt er nod
b;n5h 6ab ieia @ereGtigteitsseiiibi
i'm se5iu.lngeu babe ieine @irtin
I'm einen Collar ai8upuutpen, ba.
nit er Der idpareu Game baS ua.
re6tnldbig ermorbene suriidsebsn
tonrte,
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Ter Seutids &eiasahIer.

@au Ieint eepobulib, Der Gei9s.
aoler itauuae uripriinelit aus BEN
alten Homerreibe Der 9aiaren pou
Den GeloSei&ea lbrer 2e9ioueil abe,
ole @ei3i9te peiB bon oieiela 3u'
iantnenDanee ui&ts, 5eigt pieImebr,
oaB Der Aoier ole Geutl9eS atei1s.
nao aaIleriDdppen iebr iung, piel.
Ieldt logar Dos iiineite ailer eiito.
pdil1en Siiriteaipappen ti,. aaer.
oings mar Der &oler i1on Ieit al.
ierSsrauer 8eit oils SoAeitsSei1eil
iebr bauf,e. Dies erflart iib aili
reli9iolen Griiuoeu. Boa ben oeut.
iaeu aaiieru nuo stonisen batte e,,l
A0lertuappeu Siierit 45bilipp BON
SGpabeas aher nilr oils ieia yer.
ioulid,es, ni1t oils aaiier..oppeu.
ME beua bis ms 13. SabrhaIioert
Jiaeiu oie ltiIabduoerliGieit inb
YererbliGteit Der aYappeu nod fei.
ReslDe9s Telptebeuoer Grunolas mar.
drieori9 III. un1m 1895 oieies
aSatpen 4bilipps ehnfaIls an. Seit-
6eia mar Der sloler oas leiltebeno>
8appenbtlo oes $aldes $obenitni.
len IN ieiner teaitait oils Goiler.
gef6Ieht- Sie aReiunHg oes Soltes
ging aber nod peiter: 2ie ae.d)s-
lta0te nabfaen Sh Srieorits 3elten
ben &oAenitaliieu-aoler in LIT aSap.
pea aui. S@uit gaIt Der abIer OILS
aaiieripappea i4Ie4tbin. Gieier 4uf.
Ial,ing trat aii1 &iiooIf pon Sabs-
burg bel; er ieste ben SobeiltauTet
aoIer IN ieiuen SdiIb, oils oh bas
ielbltuerltan6Ii6 Jet. .8oni Reibe
er 0ies gSoppea tragt", beiBt es
1878. 9tuiEuebr eiI0liG gab es
elm aailer. liao &ei6sinappea. $50.
ber MN aber Der Soppela0ler, ben
Ooriibersebeao i9on Srieori& ii.
fii5rte uaS Der ipater ben eiatopft
gen aan5 neroranete, bis bieien
oos neile 9fei9 1871 pie6er aui-
nabmS Zen S9IiiiieI snr We.
authorizing bieier bieIbeiprodenen
5roe gibt cine 8elierfung 6es be.
ribntten SeraloiterS Guriten so.
berlobe.B .BalDeuburg aus bem Sab
re 1864. Ser Diirit ipetit pegeH
oeS 2oppelaoIers auf aRoere G3n.
li6e 9ariteillmeei, DeS WtitteIaiters
bin. 60 iteiIte cine $anbi4riit bes
SoAienipieeels bic poabiirtieen
@ei@ipiiier I'M @egenias 5u oea
boIbbiirtigeu biIbli6 nit Sipei aop.
ZEN bar, nu0 ettteu 8oiaaen, Der
,uebrere SanbIuaeen 5ualei6 Dor.
nimut, NIT bret ,oanbea. aebnIid
iteht e8 NIT Dem 9oppeIaoIer: er
lit nod utitteIaIterIiher auffaiiuns
Der ipabre, ehte, iosuiageu nollbir.
tiae abIer. Ju bieiem Gimme fiibrte
5rieoriG III. ben 6oppeitopfisen ge.
9entiber ben nielea einia1eu 4bIern
Der s5iiriteH into aMisen ieiner5eit.
4ls Iestere abtnmeu, geniiete aud
benz Goiier ipieber Der etnf6piige
aSIer. Gs'dter fHoefleM OILS and
oer Gbroiru fol9cr, Der >rouui4e S5-
mig, ein beioaSeres Bdppen erbieIt,
eri4iea ipieter ber GorpeIabler fiir
bea aaiter, ip6treas bex eiutnd9s
hezs aSn;g ssrbEi<bs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-27
GraHeis @res0rp Suba,

GraReis Grssorp 5uba.
ber elmer Detsttib algentur in
gasnart, U. s., 4ai.e ii1 Dor Ei6tsr
Osborne auf bic autlast Der Wers
i@poruns 5u perantporttR. 9r CAB
Su, $5125 bon ben $25, 900 senom,
men su bnben, ipelfe GgspOliSeiri9.
ter Sabu Dor mebrsreu Sabrsn Don
Dem rsi9eB Gabriiauttu Charles W.
Haie bofiir erbieIt, pab cine GGa'
bsnerfostIase seSen ben lebieren Der.
tui9t tpurbe. Die EIase mar Don
osm Sarbisen GbarIss g. psaisr in
bic Mege seIsitst Dorben peI6sr
aais unerlaabter 9esitbunpen ,u ieis
ner (pcatsrs) Satin bd4ulbists.
@rseDrp entiaulbigie bic Qnna6me
bss Geibes basnit, bob sr bumm ses
peisR mare, penn CT "a ni9t ssaom.
men bdtte. Dm Weitausetlasten iissb
Gresorss Batter, bsr hurn araufbe;t
am Grf4etntR berbiuStSt rar, nnb
Der felt jeiner MiisaDsnns BON Hu.
ssan ssrS&,nlnsezs GsssfiEatr 6aSz.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-27

perifiebene dirBere ginfliiiie f6nnea
Goie oa3u eebrod,t iperoen, eIeftri.
sitdt 5lt leiteI. aRon neuit bic @oie
bdnn ionifisrt, bas beiBt, fie enthal'
ten freie ssonen, NIT anoereri Ncs'
ten: dnberit fIeine, init poiitiper ODER
neantiber gIeftrisiidt geIabene Ier.
tifcIfen. @aie fonnen tinter anbe.
rem ionifiert iperben 6irh geitrafl.
lung init Montgen'trobIen, SatbooeH.
ftrnbIen ooer ultruDioIettem Sidlt
fcpie oairh starfe Grbibing. Da MIN
Die SonneiitrnbIcn febr pieI ultra-
pioIettes 9ift entbnIten. 10 III es
urpueifeIbaft, bnb bic @asmniien In
Der Wdbe Der Come tetipa In aonie.
Ten. bic Der Come rnbe fomnier)
fheilipeiIe ioniiiert iit.b.-
Ran ffiinnlt dIio on, bdb bic
aonieteniespeife ans ionifierter gta.
terie beiiehen. bic Inter Der Gin.
ipirfnne bes Gtrahlenorifs In ben
gfmtm birtntseeftohen ipiro.
Den BorgGne ieIbIt bdben Sitols
inb SnIl tn einem Grperinerte nnd)-
qebil6et. Sic erbitfen bic gporen
bonn gopiit, Die fafi fiiaeIforniia rnS
bon efpa 0.002 W1iIIinrter Gurdi.
meier iirib, Bis Sur motbgIlfb uno er.
hieItcn 70 iflipdmmnrtige &iseIn bon
sfpble NIT eiuer mtttIeren gifte Don
ilnaefabr OIL. EfeIe uirrben nebit
etrpos SdlnrirgeIpiiIper in Elm finn.
IoengIasartiaes @efGs einaefiihri, niIs
bem be s.aft 70 bel fpie mdJlid, niis.
aepirnipt mar. Gonn lief man Cos
Vulper in einem feinen Strnhl III
ben nnteren sheiI oee @eF1f,es Der.
iniferfaaen imb bersiidltte ca aIeid.
seiiia bon Der Seife nit eIeftrifdrm,
nntteIs ei;:er Qinie fon,eiifrirfenl
goecnIida. Gpr GfjmirgeI iicI Ioth.
red,t nieoer, tpdhrenb bic achIery
fiioeIder rom StrohIurasbriif srr
geite eetrieben ruirben.I
I'm 5u erfIdrcn, bat bic aometsa
BEL pitSsrboIien 2ufireifen um bic
Come nift amB iut6 anr sinn
Seufel sehen. bat man behnupiet. bic
~g9elioIsIiift- beiicbe aus aobIen-
tpaIierftoffsofen IN iinenbIid feiner
9scroiinniing 70 bnb M 9ometen
geniddDlid] bns wieber on Iih Siehcn
iInb ericten f5nnten, mas fie tn Con.
nenndbs an aeibeifiiIs sinse6iibi
bdttsn.
Dlon lam audi NIT bem oiter
gberbarb gbriftinn ainoerHlnIm
fprefen: Fer Sinrnel ober oas
aanBe fsirnramett III iiberbnnpt elm
RilinberIpicI, ipo tmlIcub gsirnber
NIT einon6er gIeihimn idersen.'
Sn beicm g,unffe f6nnen mir nit
irinenl @urbersIaiiben Idon eber
einperitanoen iein.
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dbnide atdter5dxinungen ipis beim
2euHten Der aoneteuidrpeife.
Monds &omeien biIoeu mebrers
S4apeife. Man uirnnt an, bob bic
WaNen, bic IN SonnenHdbe Dom
aern ausfr5msl bon peridiebener
art fnh. GbetIo finb bic Gtidrnin.
ieiten, md benen fe Ia BIN meltraum
eutpeiden, perf6teben. Ser ruGifhe
Qftronom Brebs1tn beffinimie 1862
ols Deribe: 45O0, S76 unb 800 Me,
ter tn Der Geiunbe ,u5 ipies barouf
BIN, bdb biefe 3obIsnnertbe IN nm.
seiebrtem gerbdItniiTe fuit ben
atomgapi1ten bon aobIe, Rairtum
uHb gien entfpretben. @ton,seipi&te
iperben beifirnnt, inbem man Elm
iIsinites 9eiI9en Cabm) Dafer.
ftoff ols Gefui9iseiabeii onninlmt.
Bel Der 8iIbuns Don fG6erf0rmiaen
aometeui4fpetfen febt mon aobIen,
tpuferitoffadie ron ped6iebener
G9psre pordus. On einigen Rome.
teniGtpeifen bot mon btobn4tst, bab
elm itdrfer Ieitten6er bon etnem
ftapG9er leu6tcnoen sr,s bon etsem
Wtante rimbiilIt mar.
Die Sntiod., bnb fid) bic Rome.
ttnihneife nit nur gang IeItenen
ausnobren (ss iinb Sun,ma Gum.
morum uur 8 gale betannt) eis.n,
finnis BON Der Come obrenben,
fiibrie man oufanss alletn dnf elets
trif9e Wirfuneen suriid. Wfon
ipeib. bab pofittoe nrb nesatipe elet.
trif6e GtrBme bns gefreben baben,
ii& su beretnisen. Gin BIib ift ia
ni6is onberes oils Der eltt elmer ses
pnlifamen gereinisuns. glei4na.
mise glettrisitdtsmengen flieben Elm.
amber. Snraus folssri. man, boB bic
Seirihoft sipif6en slei9numisen
gleitrbitGtsmenstn, beren Srdssr
Sonne un6 aometenFfipeif Cub,
fions Tehn. bns g]erbalten Der Rome.
tenI9peife erfIdre.
Sn n.uerer 3sit sieht man m.br
unb mebr bic Strablenbrudtbeorie
sur grtldruns beran, bic bon Der
Guseebt. bab 2t@tipeilen
sinen Druid ouf ben bon ibnen se,
troFfenen a5rper nisaben. .Grif I'M
Sabre 1900, I6reibf Spants Mrrbe,
nius in fsinem guhe .Dns Wsrocn
Der @eltsn., .fudte Id biz grobe
8ebeuiane (b.r Strdblepbrudibeorie)
fir bos Derif6nbnis metrerer btmm.
lii9er grIheinungen nnfsniptifen.
Die gr5be bes Strablenbruds on
Der GonnenpberfIdHe IN, fptnn bic
StrabIen fentredi segen etnsn
Thsparsen RDrper bon einema annbrnt.
,titimeter Oberfldfx einfnllsn, 2.75
Wil1teramm. SD bereGneie dlfp. trie
,rob Elm Sropfen pon bsmfefben
Tpe3ffifben @efpifte lpis WaHer Sein
ndbte, bnmti Der Gtr1bIenbrud In
Der gdbe Der Gonne. bds @teihses
pitt bdlis. gs seists fi4, bnB bus
sintreffen ipirbe. ipenn Der Dur4mefs
lex bes Sropfens 0.0016 Mt1imtter
pdrt. Jft btr Durhmefer bes
zmpfens tfeinsr, 70 ilberfpiest Der
5trablungsbrud bic arstetrrg nrS
IN folder Trrpfen miro bdbsr bon
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RED CROSS TO AID
STRICKEN WORLD.
PUBIC Is Asked to Enroll n
Work Made Necessary
by Peace.
TO CONTINUE TO"sTAND BY
Answer to Christmas Roll Call! An
That Anybody Neds to Join UD
Now 10 4 Heart and
Dollar.

The Christmas roll call Of the Amer
lean Red Cross has message to oar.
ry to all the people. And the "a
Spouse to this message should be uni.
versal it should come from every man
woman and child in the country. An
that is needed in a heart and a dollar
The war has left a world filled with
ruin. Peace must restore, rebuild. re.
construct, recreate what war has do.
stroyed. More than that, for hundred,
Of millions Of human beings, rescued
from social slavery and political bond
age, there must be revealed new
ideals, efficient methods, sufficient Or.
AS the army and navy were the will
of the nation mobilized for victory Il
war, so is the Red Cross the soul Of
the nation mobilized for service ii
peace.
Even after the formal terms Of peace
are signed it will take months, eyea
years, for our present work to be CON.
pleted. The sober task Of Withdrawal
cannot keep pace with the tense straia
Of the accomplishment when first VI
rushed our mighty army across ths
water to save the liberty Of the world
We have two and quarter millions
Of men overseas, flung there with IN
dreamed Of speed. 1t will take three
times as long to bring them back. &l
long as one regiment remains, the Bed
Cross, as always, WILL STAND BIZ.
All over our land there are soldier
homes in need Of information, Of coun,
sci, Of sympathy and comfort. Until
the boys come home. until all thess
families are reunited, the Red Cros1
as usual, WILL STAND BY.
On a hundred hard-fought fields
there are heroes graves to be identt
fed, marked and honored- and here
at home are thousands Of hearts To-
be comforted by the knowledge q
where their loved ones are sleeping
So long as sorrow comes into thess
homes, the Red Cross. as ever, WILL
STAND BY.
But now the world Is calling us TO-
an even greater task.
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