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Oxford Democrat., 1918-12-03
PED Cross Notes.

, Tia var II over. We believe and nope.
p,.s 80 doe not mean that Bed Gross
Dorr ~ i. over. Word comes from head
ousrters that surgical drsesins yo. @
xT,lI DO discontinued. but for lon8
vhils 70 come there will % urgent -
~ ssvIps on refugee gsrmsata; No.,
sscsoIalIy, the clothing cannot = %.ss ~
~ sooaeh 10 meet The nesds Of ne
SsSs,tnte and shivering thouespos q
.:.s. and childrsn who face naetel
ws.ssr % The knlttipg also will confines
-. ~. present. - large part o. en-
ss- ~. -, nh be oversees duripg -: VINE.
All nd the knittsd fsrtiee& IL
rsd % o. rooms Sill cooetnee 90 9.
-. - - ususl, snd shoeld = g" y
@ -,nirr = e tkis seevSes.
Oxford Democrat., 1918-12-03
WANTED.

Proposals. to furnish unseasoned hard wood
for the Paris schools, as follows:
Four foot length.
South Parie, 40 cords.
West Paris. % cords.
North Paris, 10 cords.
Paris Hill, 10 cords.
Also 1 cords, sawed into three lengths and
housed, at each of the following buildings
Tuell, Partridge. Whittemore, King and Tubbs.
Bids will be opened Dec. 5, 1915.
Mail bids to sUPT. n. o. JOY, soutn rar,s'
Maine. soW
Oxford Democrat., 1918-12-03

The Baptist Ladies' Aid will hold
their sale Thursday, Dec. 18th. There
will be an entertainment In the evening.
Writ Stanley, who has been Ill for the
past four weeks, 10 now 90 that he can
get ont about the grounds for little
while an pleasant days, and is gaining.
Ths Women's Baptist Missionary
meeting will be with Mrs. r. A. Taylor
next Thursday at 8 P. N. As the place
is central we hope for large attendance.
Rev. Chester Gore Miller 10 suffering
with lumbago and was unable to occupy
the pulpit at the Universalist church on
Sunday, and no services were held there.
Sons of Veterans annual meeting will
be held next Friday evening. Election
of officers and other important business.
All members are requested to be present.
Rev. and Mrs. D. r. Faulkner left
Monday morning for Boston, to attend
the Centenary convention of the Meth
odist Episcopa Church to be held there.
They will be gone until Thursday even
ing.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
cistv will meet with Mrs. Charles
Moultop Friday afternoon 1T 2:SO. They
will elect officers and have . mite oox
opening. IL 10 important that every
member be there.
The women of the Baptist church are
backing a barrel to send to colored
school In Beaufort, s. G. There 10 q
salss house there, where articles are
soiS 20 the colored people. Any gar
nan nsnts or articles of household use are
desired, second hand, or new II you
please, regardless Of fashion. Arnoies
may be left at Mrs. L. c. Mortons.
At Highland Cottage, the home OF
Mrs. H. A. Morton, Saturday afternoon,
ths Oueen Esther Circle OF Deering
Memorial Methodist Church entertained
shs Threescore and Ten Club OF the
church, which 10 composed OF the lao!
members past seventy years OF age. a
program Of music, readings, etc.'> WA
aiven, In charge Of Miss Doris Kerr, 70
frsshmsnts were served, and delight
fnl social afterpo on was spent. Inc
l"girlsn of the club were so lively tha'
one of the Queen Esthers In SAID 70 nave
remarked, "They must have gone some
vben thew were young" Eight guest'
-sre present-Mrs. Julia Willis, Mrs
Ellen M. Curtis, Mrs. Almeda Newton
Mrs. Aryills Wise, Mrs. Elizabeth Buck
Mrs. ID. n. Richardson, Mrs. george !"
Waterhouss, and Mrs. Small.
A. a part of the campaign for tn
Armenian and Syrian relief fund, tn'
Sunday Schools Of South Paris wiz o
ssksd. a. are all the Sunday Schools 0
the country. to make . contribution OF
Chr;stmas Sunday, and programs u
preparation for that will 90 cafnec oI
on the next two Sundays. Dr. Y. =
Ruck 10 chsirman In charge OF the Worl
for this section. As the opening NOV
NJ the cam psign, ten minute taiks wer
Given in the schools by exchange visitor
lat sunday. DR.. G. L.. Buck oi tn
Mathodist school spoke ct the bspt,'
school. Mrs. Elizabeth Morton OF sn
lTnIversalist school at the Aetnoo, - =
school. and Miss Julia p. Morton OF %
Rantist school at the Congrega'iona
NJ Rys e. Walker was to have gon
from the Congrega tionsl school TO spes
AZ the Uniyersalist school, but tnas 20
.;on vas omitted and the visit !" ~
fsrrsd until another SUNDAY. Tns Wv
hundred thousand Sunday Schools OF .l
country are asked TO give total oi :"
million dollars.
Oxford Democrat., 1918-12-03

WHERE soxE or DUB PEOPLE ossssvrn
TIE JOYFUL HOLIDAY.

wHkRK soNk or DUB PEOPLE oBsxRvEl
THE JOYFUL HOLIDAY.
Ars. Arvilla Wise dined with Mr.. m,
Ars. w. b. Stiles.
George u. Elder was the guest of n,
and Mrs. Nelson G. Elder.
Miss Alice B. Knight dined with A. Z
Morse and Miss Anna Morse.
Albion w. Andrews and family ver
guests ct Mrs.. Elira Parlin's.
Rev. and Mrs. d. r. Faulkner ver
guests OF S. c. ordway and family.
Mr.. and Mrs.. A. L. Holmss dinsd a
Norway with Mrs. Elizabeth Swett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur z. Forbes dinef
with Mr.. and Mrs. Alton c. Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sewall N. Rowe wsr,
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II. Dunham.
W. L. Libby and Mrs. Annie Swift
dinsd with Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Bracket
Harry B. Stone dined with Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles B. Andrews or Paris Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Millett we're din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. d. D. Field.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. N. Anderson were
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert D. Park.
Misses Georgia and Laura Deane OF
Old Orchard were guests at r. A. Tay-
lor's.
Mrs. Ellen N. Curtis dined with the
family Of her daughter, Mrs. Arthur U.
Tyler.
DR.. and Mira. j. g. Little6eld dined
with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank 81. Beck at
Norway.
Miss s. Z. Porter was at home from
her teaching in Portland with her moth
or, Mrs. Ida Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Kenney and Mr..
and Mrs. C. W. Shaw dinsd with Mr.. and
Mrs. W. Z. Ksnney.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. B. Edwards and
Miss Annie Edwards dinsd with Charles
Edwards and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Starbird were
guests of the family OF their daughter,
Mrs. Leon A. Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. James n. Oswell and
daughter dined with Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
] enkins at Paris Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred z. Hall and Mr.. and
Mrs. Minot L. Whittle were entertained
1t Mrs. Justina Halls.
Ernest r. Shaw and family were guests
If Mrs. Shaw's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b.
P. Hammond, at Paris Hill.
Herman Bryant of the S. A. T. C. ut
Bates College was here with his parents.
Ar. and Mrs. W. o. Bryant.
Sherman T. Oliver and family had -
,ussts Mr.. divers parents, Mr.. and
Hrs. W. s. Oliver, of Auson.
Miss Mary Dwinal OF Mechanic Falls
vas the guest of Mrs. Sarah Clark and
dr. and Mrs. Frank s. Clark.
B. W. Tuttls of Hotel Andrews had ss
.uests his mother and sister, Mrs. Maria
futile and Miss Anna Tuttle.
q. Walter Starbird and family we're
.uests Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
frank L. Starbird, at Norway.
Mrs. n. b. Crockett and Ernest P.
rocket dinsd at the farm with the
amily Of Prentlss F. Crockett.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred N. Wright were at
Auburn with Mrs. Wright's parents,
dr. and Mrs.. Emery w. Mason.
Alton C. Maxim and family were at
Portland with Mr.. aud Mrs. George c.
'ernald, going Thursday morning and
Friday.
Guests at Albert E. Deans were Mr..
md Mrs. Howard A. Swan, Mr.. and
frs. Ferdinand Swan and son Fred, aud
)r. and Mrs. Carl S. Briggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ronello Edwards enter
aimed Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Edwards
nd three daughters, and Mrs. G. p.
Jam pbell and Miss Bessie Campbell and
Harold Campbell. Harold is in the SER
ice, and was at home from the Univer-
ity of Maine for the holiday.
Oxford Democrat., 1918-12-03
41.4Q

A Bsth man wanted 10 sell . Cow but
could not gel IN ofier TOR her better tnau
e16. He wanted more, % mad her
butchseed and ont IN and sold the meat
Snd oshof psoduel6 lor over e1b0.
Oxford Democrat., 1918-12-03
Not,ce 70 Tax.payers.

Under the provisions Of the law 70.
latine TO ths collection of taxes, u Will
be necessary for me to advertise oil rea!
estate upon which the taxes are not PAID
on or before ths1 day OF Decembss
HARRY N. SHAW, Collector.
Oxford Democrat., 1918-12-03

Heavy. impure blood makes muddy, pimply
complexion, headaches, nausea. Ind gestion'
Thin blood makes you weak, pale and sickly
For pure blood, sound digestion, use Burdock
Blood Bitters. 1l IS at oil stores.
Oxford Democrat., 1918-12-03

For babyr Group. willis's daily cut. and
bruises, mammals sore throat, grandmAs lame.
ness-Dr. Thomas Eclectic Oii-the household
remedy. S0c and 600.
Oxford Democrat., 1918-12-03
Married.

In Norway, Nov. %. by Albert J. ssearns, jas;
Miss Katrina B. Judkins, both Of Norway.
Iu Ruckneld, Nov. g, BY Rev. W. u. Davis,
Mr.. RAY Hodgdon and Miss Mildred Packard.
In Mexico, Nov. e6, Mr.. Elmont Draper OF
Rumford and Miss Olive Dolhier Of Mexico.
Oxford Democrat., 1918-12-03
Born.

In Paris, Nov. Is, to the wife Of Austin
stearuy, Jr., Q son, Roger Austin.
In Bryant's Pond, Nov. %, to the wife Of Le-
IN Bethel. Nov. q. to the wife Of Evander B.
" In Rumford, to the wife Of Charles A. Bujold.
o son.
In Rumford, Nov. %. to the wife Of Solomon
In Rnmiord Center. to the wife Of Edward
Peare, . daughter.
Oxford Democrat., 1918-12-03

George otoV0us Va os -. m
guest Of his grandfather, George D.
Davis, over the school recess. His motn-
ar. Mrs. Eugene b. Stevens, was nere
over Sunday, and went homo with MIN
Monday morning. 4s.
Miss Muriel Bowker was at home
from Gorhanl Normal School WIN nef
nareuts, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. w. Howser,
and Was accompanied by q friend, MISS
Marv Collier of Portland. Other guests.
vere Mrs. Rachel Stanley, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Newton Stanley OF South Portland
Mr. and Mrs. q. W.. Dennisou enter
t.lped Mrs. Dennison's father and sister,
whitfield Stuart and Miss Ruth Stuart
and Miss Lula Billings. Hsrland Den
rison vss also at homo for the holiday
from Bowdoin College, where he is II
the s. A. T. G. ~.
The party at Writ Stanley's. besides
the family. included Nrs. Ellen +. Cum
tminrp of Mechanic Falls, and Miss Coli
and Miss Fernald Of the teaching force
vho board there. OF the other teacher
vho board there, Miss Allen spent tn
reoess ut her homo In Turner, and MIS-
Lane with her aunt In Portland. -
| A family dinner party at Clarence 9
luortop's included besides Mr.. Morton
,mmsdIats family, Mrs. L. 9. Morton
ui.s Juiia p. Morton, Mr.. and Mrs. VII
lam p. Morton, Mrs. Louise j. Brigga
NJ and Mrs. George B. Morton and 90
Henry, Nrs. Rispah whitman, eode Ar,
HslIburton Crandlemirs, Mrs.: Horson'
sistsr, who 10 teaching 1t buoknelo.
rhs party q. E. 3. Dssn's inelsSsd d =
J | hseidee' ~. and lffs. Dean ana tnel
dsushbsr, Miss Grses Dean. s9a 90, 20
; Elmer B. Dean, Mr.. ana IT.; ~; nsrU, ~,
n Rsnnett and daughter Geraldine, ~
I .rd Hss. Percy Mufeh and daushte
: Nsthslis. and Nrs. Deans ccusi,
) Ho~srd noDonald Of Portland: Nathall
! - ~ dipnsr from . pswtsr plata whic
G Vas . wedding present o. neg
IereaA-grandnoehsf. :. $ W
Oxford Democrat., 1918-12-03

n
rari' High School gave q rather i'm
p'onptu program last Wednesday after
uOon' II consisted chiefly Of original
poems written by the seniors of the high
Naool. The Eolian Quartstte sang two
nniscs'ons, and there were readings BY
0ess's Greedy, Laura Brooks, Hester
ooruNay, Doris Kerr and Harlan Abbott.
Ia,itan attendance at church was depict
oy four members of the sophomore
VANS The program closed with the
,uslng OF The Star Spapgled Banner oy
NE school.
olrd lovers hail with delight the 70
urn OF our handsome and rather showy
m,s0as, the evening grosbeaks, . foca
which have made their appearance
sate within . few days. These blfdl
e naoitants Of Q colder climate, and
a'u tney are seen here are looked up
w rather a. visitors than residents
..sssertoeless, during the past few year
ge mock OF them have spent consid
so'e ,o,o time here, and in the spring o
"a. remained until we'll into the warn
ssner. Perhsps because last winte
70 severe - to drive them to mild
cline, since some time In May o.
S u' OF 1917 they have not been seel
a''s until few days since.
Inc Christmas sale at the Congrega
% soon vssiry comes on Tuesday OF thi
s"s ssss, Dec: s. Sale opens at $50 p. u.
~ continues TIL 3 O'Clock. with th
49,, variety Of articles, and myster
Ioss. s, 10 the evening q bright httl
Sy VIII be given, entitled 9TH
sSs,rs,ssss'" With the following cast Q
Wellington. sixteen and stall sunkiseed"
Jo..,- Myra Steven
ellington, fourteen 0r 1ftsen yeel
Il,o,, In. The ntsie Busologiss- .Ethsl Hard
enn&ton, girl Of nineteen Or fuens!
Mr. oorn nomemaker. Liz8ie nu1s
seH~0rsh. an snfsisndly nsigsbor -.
q s!asstsa, q hxn~ssss. ). .Rsla Barn.
A. neaes . u1dd1o-aGe4 colore
assass bslhsvss = ssanee1ha1le.
ErefNe4 e. DU
The Jasper news., 1918-04-18

as men bring war for the wrong,
men must go to war for the right
AS long as evil fights for evil, good
must battle for he good. As long
as the powers that seek to live by
war assail the nations that would
live by peace, the armies Of peace
must take the field.
"A lett hook over the eye is as
righteous oltentimes rs prayer.
There is no essential difference be-
tween Jesus using his physical
strength to eject with violence
those who defiled the temple, and
the followers of Jesus using physi-
cal strength to subdue those who
detile the earth with rape and
murder. A 80 centimeter gun may
voice the edict of God as truly as
the notes of cooling dove. A man
may give bis life for liberty in a
bloody trench AS we'll as on a
bloody cross. The world may be
saved somew here in France as
truly as in Palestine.
Lastly, both the devil and the
kaiser will meet their doom. Ger
many will be licked to FRAGILE in
a few months. It's a whale of a
job, but we are whale of a bunch
and we'll give them a whale of a
whaling. When we get our great
army over to France Kaiser Bill
The Jasper news., 1918-04-18

George Moser and family, Chas. Hane
and wife and Grace Morris of Joplin.
Link Milton and wife spent Satur-
day evening with Chas. Elting and
wife.
Frank Wood and wife called on their
son Will and family Sunday.
Chas. Fitting and wife spent Sunday
with ]. w. Edwards and wife.
Chas. Nett and family called at
Pete Berry's Sunday. Dick Berry
came home Saturday from Camp
Funston for l0-days furlough.
Theo. Mitchell has been improving
his farm the past week by putting ur
some fine woven wire fences rnd some
new Can't-Sag gates. Mr.. Mitchell,
like the rest, sees prospects of good
crops for this year,
Guy Chapman did some paperine
for. Mrs. Boyd and Mrs. Citing last
week.
Wesley Cline and family of Jasper
were in our community Sunday.
The Farmers Union of Duval had
their regular meeting Thursday night
All enjoyed the special music.
Guy Chapman and wife entertained
several young folks Tuesday night.
John Spaid and wife of Jasper were
guests of Link Milton and wife Sun
day.
Ross Farr and daughter spent Mon
day evening with Chas. Citing anC
wife.
The Jasper news., 1918-04-18
BLUE STAR.
Mrs. MYRTLE CoINER.

The Wicker young folks spent one
evening last week with the Stockdale
young folks.
Mines, Norton and Coiner spent
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Wade.
Mrs. Thompson spent Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Law.
Mrs. Cora Ross spent Saturday night
with her cousin, Ella Mikesell.
Miss Beulah King was given n sur
prise Saturday night. Quite II crowd
was present and all report II fine time.
Oscar Wade returned Friday morning
after few days visit at Lincoln.
Mrs. William Law visited Mrs. Ros-
coe Lilly Thursday.
Mrs. Norton called on Miss Elsie
Kaufman Friday.
Mr.. Wade and family called at H. +.
Coiner's Sunday evening.
c. NJ. Mikesell and daughter ELLA Wis
tied Sunday at A. Beason's.
Mrs. Law spent Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Thompson.
The Ham young folks spent Sunday
at the Kaufman home.
Mrs. Myrtle Coiner visited Mrs. r.
A. Norton Sunday.
Mrs. I. III. Hammond, Mrs. Hattie
Wine and daughter Anna Wayne Wis
tied Friday afternoon at the Conner ant
Taffner homes.
Mrs. Wicker and son returned Tues
day, after few days visit in Iowa.
J. f. Hull and wife, Mrs. I<illy anC
Jake KaderIy were Lamar visitor
Thursday and called at Jake Kaderly's
in the evening.
Mrs. Hickman and daughter Katy
called on Mrs. Thompson Friday.
Homer Stoclsdale and family were
Lamar visitors Saturday evening.
Ella NIikesell and Mr. Hart were cal
lers at Jake Kaderly's Thursday.
Misses Ioah Andrews and Elsi,
Hickman visited Miss Helen Heck
mans school Friday.
Mrs. Norton called at the Coinc
home one evening last week.
Misses Mary and Lottie Stockdal,
and Rosa Gastil visited Sunday after
noon with Nellie and Sylvia Whickcr
Jake Kaderly and family and ]. =
Hull and wife and Grandma Kadc' II
attended family gathering Mt william
Kaderly's Sunday.
Homer Stockdale and family attend
ed church at Forest Grove Sunday.
The Jasper news., 1918-04-18
DIAMOND.
Mrs. CHARLES ELTINa.

Our community isquite busy place
these days, corn being planted, or
chards and meadows cleared and stock
being brought to the pasture. Things
have look OF good crops, but we IRE
yet in need Of about two-days rain.
The meeting at the German Church
Wednesday uight was attended by the
largest crowd ever gathered at bond
meeting in this county, fully 800
autoes were parked in the yard, and
long before dark there was not stand
ing room in the church. There were
seven speakers during the evening and
a male quartet sang some songs that
were much enjoyed by all. We did
not learn how many bonds were sold
but the plan was for $4,000 worth.
Barton County is certainly doing fine
work. The third Liberty Loan cam
paign opened Saturday morning as all
know and by six o'clock Barton Coun-
ty had her full quota. She is one OF
the honor counties in the state. Three
cheers for Barton
Carrie Serafine called on Mrs. Citing
Tuesday.
John Pfander and wife entertained
the following friends Sunday: Fred
Moser and wife, Ross FAIR and family,
The Jasper news., 1918-04-18
A PREACHER FLAYs THE KAISER
Compares Him to Satan, and Justifies
Christians Who War Against Him.

Christians Who War Against Him.
A recent copy of the Frederick.
Okla, Leader was placed on our
desk by John Gather of Jasper.
The paper contained sermon by
Rev. Elmer Ridgway, of Fred
erick, whose language reads much
like that of Billy Sunday.
The following are extracts from
the sermon:
Wherein is the kaiser like the
devill First, both had peaceful
creators. Who made the devil?
A benevolent and peace loving God.
Who was the father of Kaiser Billl
Frederick III, one of the most gen.
tie and peace loving men the world
ever knew. Billy couldn't hardly
wait for his old father to die so he
could ascend the throne of Ger
many.
THE devil sneaked into peace
ful world and destroyed para disc.
When Kaiser Bill took the reins
and assumed control of affairs in
Germany, then mere lad of p
years, he instituted new regime
and completely revolutionized the
life of Germany. He saw to it that
war was the main issue and planned
it from the inception of his reign
until hell broke loose in 1914 He
was restless and high tempered and
was known throughout all the en-
pire as The rash young man He
was always weak under the hat.
In the second place, both the
kaiser and he devil are ambitious
for PERSONAL gain. Satan would
fain have dethroned God and made
himself ruler of the universe, thus
he caused war in heaven until God
grabbed him by the nape Of the
neck and kicked him cut. The
kaiser is anxious to delhrone all
rulers and usurp their authority
over men. He is fashioned after the
order of { aesar, Napoleon and Alex.
ander tie Great. He dreamed oil
a world empire and his Mite
Europa plan has just about been
realized so far as military gains
are concerned.
America is the last oppor tunily
for heaven to redeem itself. while
Germany is the last chan:e for he'll
to redeem itself, and now this fight
is on between heaven and hell
Woodrow Wilson or Kaiser Bill
you've got TO take sides. A pacifst
in this hour Of trial is traitor.
Thirdly, the kaiser and The
devil are alike in that they try tc
lay the blame somewhere else
The devil, inventor ofexcuses, -triec
to blame Adam with the presence
of sin in the world. The kaisel
planned this war, could have avert
ed it. commenced it and laid the
blame on Russia He planned t.
whip Russia, then France, ther
thrash the daylights out of Eng
The Jasper news., 1918-04-18

will stand about as much chance
to win as a tallow legged dog
would chasing an asbestos cat
through hell. He won't last long"
The Jasper news., 1918-04-18


in.
God was in the battle of the
Marne. There's where old Bill lost
his wad. Kaiser Bill went up the
hill to take a look at France,
Kaiser Bill went down the hill
with bullet in his pants
"Fourthly, the kaiser and the
devil are alike in that both are
consummate liars. Satan lied to
Eve and enslaved the world. The
Kaiser lied to Germany, Belgium
and France. If there's nation on
earth Germany hasn't lied to l
don't know where it is.
"One made the world slave of
sin and the other would make it
the bond slave of might. The
devil is the author of gossip and
the kaiser is a past master of
propagandists. ermany had
spies in this nation for 40 years.
Think what these Shiny agents of
hell have done for the nations of
the world.
The contemplate slackers in
this country ought to be jerked
from their hiding places and lined
up before a firing squad. Any of
those who don't stand for the
Stars and Stripes can go back to
where they we're kenneled. That
God-for, saken bunch think they
can beat US. They've got another
thought coming.
"The kaiser has comc out for
war brides and compulsory child
bearing, that there may be soldiers
for the next war. They have
carried girls away from France and
Belgium and forced them into
motherhood. They have ripped
up women in the nations where
their armies have gone and
gambled as to the sex of the child,
Marriage is sacred and the hearth,
stone must be protected from such
low down cut Threats and rapers
of the pure
Both the devil and the kaiser
are int ns'ly selfish. This is the
damning sin of the world Both
tried to grab the world and run eff
with it. Both quote scripture and
boast of Gods approval. If God
approves of either, heaven pity US
Both are alike in inventive genius.
Think Of that long range gun that
bombards Paris 70 miles away. \
negro said the other day that all
one of those big guns wanted in
this day and time was just your
address.
Both the devil and the kaiser
will be conquered. Christ is the
panacca for sin and depravity
while liberty is the only hope Of
autocracy. Those beastly devils
will never break through the west.
ern line and get to Paris If they
couldn't do it in 1914 they CAM
do it now. Every Frenchman
Englishman and American over
there will die first.
, The Germans are not fghtin,
the gunless Russians now. Tha
hot-dog gang across the sea is VI
against a regular bunch now
r Most any of our soldiers can hit {
gnat's eye 800 yards away, ant
they II be apt TO see a boche''
head.
' We'll never forget their das
p tardly deeds and we'll never max
up with the dirty gang of muir
: derers and deadbeats. We're goini
! to retaliate when the wars over