The Sentinel=record., 1918-12-12
THIS ''BLUE DEVIL"
 WAS WITH OUR BOYS
LIEUTENANT CRolT TELLS O. HOW THE AMERICAN FORCES
 WENT OVER THE TOP.
Dr. srodie Finds a Job Fer the Nats.r and Would Have Him spena Re mainins 0ays Digging Up t1s Ger. man Dead Soldiers.

Lieutenant Droit Emch Bue Dopl' told mfse mueua a. l. Arlu4 4ton bC.el lasl evening h9H ue found out be worth o ,he American soldier He reviewed the earlier para of the war and then told oi the Al.d- some news conn- t-It rde Amer jeans wore coming to tGe ad of thu allies. Then he told of ov Gormar
 poDoeauda had made 50 many oe. iieYe that the Americans were m0uas mad, and could uol I-ll ani how later the first Amer. n forces wtry brieaded VitA .be French tho Amer ;cans beine of The ash agt i4th .J- visions
 "We watched Hose Amor.Qla com, mp iuto the front trenches. aaa .u wondered how t would all come ou he told the audience in his trose, Eu fish. The mo.nu- came Waa. we were aU to 70 over tn- top The command was eVtu. looked at tu- Americans on both sides aI me.
 saw them get out ot tua trenches us make tho advance. uI saw that they did it more ca2aus than even 3p of the allied forces-ma knew then that the Americans uarg ehters
 Lieutenant nra. told Of the Gaf- man sr,. of hoW We women 5a children had suffered. and ul-ed fu American people to stand with a. allied forces in peace as in var. tD the end that the ideals of Psesid.r. Wilson mi eAt be carried ou, to com pietion In closing Ia maseJ a. great work Of t-e American ReI Gro. that had not alone alccorcJ CT. wounded and hm-H and sick acM iers, but which had been such al ing to the civilian also dufus lh. progress of this terri la war
 Rev Andrew MeIrose Brodie O. Wichita, Kansas. 8 man who had tva boys in the Niae. and one of whom was killed ia her of tuo eNeut.t. secretary of the American Red Cross and whose wife also cneagiu= m war work, introduced a family In p4 cent efficient u war work service and made sul.uaidIy able address
 "There is talk ou. vhdl uouI be done with the b5ser" said Rev. Brodio Il Nculd aotc that quaa
 ton. would heo every member Q. the HohenzoIleu lams and Of the |Ilapsburgs, and every officer wh. ever gave a command h violation 0i the laws of neutrality pat 70 wors die-ing lm the German dead not per mitiaa tbem to aollge the 4od.es o the allied soldiers with their 0u haads-and l would Je tuent NOT ten hours every day a5 nis U1rA, ano l would have them lel OF bran h~e- and water whila they were ca.asad 4 this work all the remainder of taau lives"
 "l do not say this in spirit. o revenge" sad tae speaker "Go. knaNs .t is no. rCyec-e that l oaac But l have one som WA1 sleeps u Flinders fields, and want laat sJc- nike. and the sacr4ce tha lo- mothers and fathers have made (, De living e,ampia throuaa all th centuries to come, chat amy amJ- tious war lord ot the mture mjsb. think we'll before he plauJed -uc another War do ao, want he blooGtbirsty war lords 10 Ue ralesa
 cd to some palace to be fed well Jul treated we'll through the remainder o their days
 Rev Erouc told of tov throueh German member of his church in New York he had aoan 1ilen is- iou of what Co expect from Germany lha was Hay lacs in l9iZ I.Jtel when Rev Erodie made tNp !. Europe he inYesti1ted for himself and he learned that il was true tlaI Germany Was plotting Nar and whif preaching the pel of peacs Wa.