davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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PAULINE FREDERICK
AGAIN AS VAMPIRE
FAMOUS EMOTIONAL ACTRESS IN
POWERFUL ALLEGORY-"
MADAME JEALOUSY"
AT THE CENTRAL

Monday and Tuesday. Pauline
Frederick, one of the foremost screen
stars in the picture armament and
an emotional actress of widespread
popularity is appearing i'm a brand
new sort of role This is the title
part in George V. Hobarts Madame
Jealousy" which was directed by
Robert Nignola especially for Para
mount Pictures
THE House of the Heavy Hours
and The Garden of Delight" are tive
of the most DELIGHTFULLY."- symboucaI
scenes ever shown on the motion pic
ture screen and form only a small
part of the charms" in this thinking
vital production
The entire cast is made up OF sym
bolical figures such as Charm, .
"Treachery." "Jealously' herself anC
"Valor' the hero "A perfect romance
is carried to happy close. the char
acters all portrayine the jemotions
for which they are named jealousy
tries 10 interrupt a love affair be
aween Charm aud Valor, using, VAN
pir methods" to further her desires
Miss Frederick forsakes her usua
roles and appears in heavy dramatic
action as the heroine. The regular
Hearst-Pathe Weekly and Big \
comedy will also be shown Regu-
lar prices ten and twenty cents
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Cut This Quit is Worth Money
DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip. enclose &c and mail it to Foley q
oC. 1885 Sheffield Ave, Chicago, Ill.,
writing your name and address clear
~. You viii receive in return a trial
package containing Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and
Group; Foley Kidney Pills for pain
in sides and back; rheumatism. back
ache, kidney and bladder ailments
and Foley Cathartic Tablets whole
some and thoroughly cleansing ca
thartic, for constipation, biiousness
headache and and sluggish bowels
"A c. jennings
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NORMA TALMADGE AT
THE PRINCESS MONDAY
AMERlCAs's FOREMOST SCREEN
STAR HERE TWO DAYS IN
GHOSTS OF YESTERDAY.

Mona Talmadge the famous select
star, will appear at the Princess the
after Monday and Tuesday in Ghosts
.of Yesterday, adapted from Two
Women the successful drama by Bu-
pert Hughes I'm this picture. Miss
Tamadge plays two roles, first. the
.lovaole little seamstress who redeems
the young waster from expenditures
life and suicides grave. and second
La wanton cabaret singer who resem
bles her in the flesh but is most un-
like her in nature
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-21

Use LiggeIs GoloeL ITO Tea for
making iced tea. 1'bds tea is pro.
cured only from the early flowery
pickngs. which IN this country Is
found IN but few OF the most exclusive
stores. and hen 81 prices varying
from s2OU to $500 a pound Price
800 a pound. For sale by @ Nor
ris Drug Co Phone PAP 6IOf
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ALICE JOYCE IN
ROBERT w. CHAMBERS NOVEL

Between Friends" is the fourth
novel ty Robert w. Chambers to be
picturized by Vitagraph The screen
version is called THE Woman Be
tween Friends, The Greater Vita
graph Blue Ribbon Feature, to be
seen at the New Central on Wednes-
day None Of the color or action in
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-21

The Eastman Kodak Department Of
Sorrels Drug Company established for
so many years is now the largest ia
the South Let ur professional pho
tographers be your "Truble Men" and
give helpful criticisms and instruc-
lions Prompt service. l-26- If
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81 suffered greatly from kidney ana
bladder trouble writes + y Falr-
bank. S. Grand River Ave, w De-
troit. Mich Had to get up six or
seven times during tine night Foley
Kidney pills have worked wonders
and | can recommended them as the
best medicine ! have ever taken
This sterling family remedy relieves
rheumatic pains. backache' sum
Joints. sore muscles, and other us
attributed to kidney trouble a T.
JENNINGS
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-21

The city Federation OF Hot Springs
Women desires TO take this opportun
ity 20 express their full appreciation
0f the services rendered to them in
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-21
Dr. MALkeR,s ofElcEs.

Or DaCasta Walker announces chat
he has removed his offices to a front
suite second floor, in the Kempner
building. Elevator service. 4-l5-tt
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ANNOUNCER ENTs
ZOE CONGRESSMAN.

The Sentinel Record is authorized
to announce s NJ Taylor as candi
date for congress from this congress
sional district, subject to the action
OF the democratic primaries.
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EOR TREASuRER

The Seutinel-Record is authorized
to announce Charles r. Davis as a
candidate for county treasurer, sub
Iect to the action OF the democratic
primaries
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER

The Sentinel-Becord isauthorized to
announce Seward Erickson as can
didate for county collector subject TO
the action Of the democratic prim-
aries
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-21

II It's good coffee with pure cream
and the best creamery butter you are
looking for. you viii find il q,
Ffisbys. 3-s II
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For CIRCUIT cLFRK-

The sentinel Record is authorized
TO announce Frank Rowles as a can
didate for circuit and chaucery clerk
subject to the action Of the democrat
is primaries
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The Sentinel Record is authorized
TO announce Roscoe 1anham as a can
didate for constable Of Hot Springs
township subject 10 the action Of the
democratic primaries
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-21

II it's good coffee with pure cream
and the best creamery butter you are
looking for, you III find II a.
Frishy's l2-2S-u
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DANCE.

The Lady Eagles will give dance
Monday and Friday evenings at their
hall. corner Court and Exchange
streets Visitors cordially invited
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-21

You Hooveri1e. when YOU order
what you like. snd like what you or
DER. Good things to eat Al Frishy's
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Or. 6. ". sreedloVe. Or. j. 5. WILKINS
1866 Home Ph Home, Moody Hots'
DRs gREEDLoVE & WILKINS
Physicians g. Surgeons
Arkansas National Bank Building
office hours Suites i00-403
"a m to n M. 2 10 5 p. m
Office Phone 81
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The Sentinel Record is authorized
to announce o. l.. Henderson as a
candidate for county superintendent
OF schools. subject TO the action OF the
democratic primary.
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FOR CONSTABLE.

The Sentinel Record is authorized to
announce Guy Woolston as candi-
date for constable Of Hot Springs
township subject to the action 81 the
democratic primaries
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sprIngs township. suhIect

Springs township subject to the
action of the democratic primaries
The Sentinel Record is authorized
to announce Bert Hall as a candidate
for constable of Hot Springs town
ship, subject to the action of the dem
ocratic primary
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-21

The Sentnel-Record is authorized
to announce Tom Garen as can
didate for constable Of Hot Springs
township subject to the action Of the
democrat primaries.
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FOR cOEON=R.
FOR ASSES SOR.

The Sentinel Record is authorized
to announce George p. Leatherman as
a candidate for county tax assessor
subject to the action Of the democratic
primaries
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-21

WAssERMANN BLOOD TEST, $500
All chemical and analytical work
at a reasonable price, Wassermann
Laboratory, 1864 Central Avenue.
Or. Walter McLain, director.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-21

The Sentinel Record is authorized
20 announce the name OF Lewis Bling
ham as candidate for constable oi
Hot Springs township, subject TO the
action Of the democratic primary
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FOR SHERIFF.
lR COUNTY, SUPERINTENDENT

FOR COUNTY sUPE RlNTENDENT.
The Sentinel Record is authorized
to announce Garrett Broughton as a
candidate for county superintendent
of schools, subject to the action Of the
democratic primary.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-21

The Sentinel-Reoord is authorized
to announce John Il Sullenbereer az
candidate for constable Of Hot
The Sentinel=record., 1918-04-21

Try sentinel Record Want Ad
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-17
2 sZaCunkieln
v. c. HARTWIG, sekretarz.

v. c. HARTWIG, sekretarz.
Chicago Motor Iiverymen's Assn.
List przyjeto do wiadomoSci.
Uchwa!ono zmieniG p~aTagraf 3ci IL
staw cmentarnych. ably odt2d opie--
wal i oEowiszywaf jak n~astepuje:
,,Uaywanie broni palnei ma cmen-
tarzu Jest stanowczo wzbronione;
zmarlych woiskowych pozegnat MOI
ma saliva 2 karabin6w, ale tylko
pred Drama c~mentarna".
Zamianowanie nowego superin--
tendenta cmentarza Zmartwychwsta-
MIA Panskiego W miejsce zmariego
50 Wiktora Nielubowskiego poleco-
no nowemu z~arzadowi, ktCry sprawe
zalatwi ma najbl:zszym SVEN posie-
dzeniu, W poniedziaiek, 21go b. M.
Przy koncu posiedzenia przysta--
piono do wyboru cz&onkGw zarzadu
cm~entarne?o ma rok biezacy, 191Sty'
kt6ry wypadl jak nastepuje:
Prezes, ks. FranciszeI NJ. Volta
lewicz - poraz sly; Wiceprezes, ks.
Pra{at, Franciszek Bobal - poraz
7my; sekretarz protok6iowy, ks. Jan
p. Obyrtacz - poraz 7my; sekretarz
finansowy, ks. Franc:szek ]. Wojcie-
chowski - pcraz Sci; kasyer, KS.
Franc;szek X. Ostrowski - poraz
3ci. zarzadca cmentarZa sw. VOL
ciecha. ks. konsultor LudWik Cru
dzinski - poraz my; zarzadca
cmentarza Zmartwychwstania Pan
skiego, ks. Tomasz Bona - pora2
INV: zarzadca cmentarza sw. krzy-
ia. ks. Dymetryusz Zinc poraz
1szy.
Ostatn;o proboszczowie omo"ri
sprawe odnoszaca sic do opiaty przez
parafie polskie podatku rocznego Ma
rzecz sierocinca ~polskiego sw. Jaa-
wisi. Pc dluzszej dyskusyi, ze zgie-
du ma. fakt, re wyzsza instancya So
dova zniosla zakaz placenia siero-
c.hcom zapomogi przez powiat' ktorS
70 zakaz "a Northumberland nieja-
kiego Dunne'a, wydal sedzia Bald
win 20 ssdu okregowe,,o, uchwalono
ahv parafie obecnie p'aciiy tylko l
nrocent podatku, zamiast jak cd CA
su wydania zakazu 3 procent docho-
du parafialnego brutto.
X. Jan Obyrtacz, C.. X,
sekretarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-17

dzinie 1870 wiecZorem, W hall zwyk-
iS,n poSielZen. .>a tenn pUsl5dzeh.u
odbedzie sic instalacya novel admit
nistracyi IA rok 1918, W skiad ktorej
wchodza: Jan J~anowiak, PREF; Fr.
Stanislawski, wiceprez.; Jan DEM
binsk:, sekr. prot: MARGIN Paul, Sc
kretarz fin; Bernard Drabanski, ka-
syer; J6zef Popowski, Win. Wasnle-
wski. Jak6b ~Jaszewski, opiekuno--
vie kasy; JGzef Kalinowski, marsza
lex lszy; Jan Maciejewsk::, marsza-
lex 2gi; Adam Wyrk. opiekun cho-
rych: And. Hudzihski, Ign. Lama l
Piotr Cirzan komitet wykonaWczy'-
]. Janowiak, PREF; j. Dembinski'
sekr. prot.
Oddzial 14ty NJ. P. oGDedzle
W roozne posiedzenie dzisiaj w!eczo
REM, O godz. 1880 W sail zwyktycH
rosiedzeh. Wszyscy powinni bye o.
hecni. - ]. S~zpekowski, sekr. fln'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-17
zE sTANIshAWOWA.

Macierz Polska oddziaf l2tv
sw. Kingi odbedzie swe roczne posie
dzenie W p;atek, dnia 1Sgo b. M, o
godzinie Smej W sail zwykiych po-
siedzen. Kaada czlonkini powinna
bye obecna, BIO So wazne sprawy. do
zaIatwienia. - Pelagia Klein, PREF;
Lucya NJ. Mucha. sekr. prot.
- Tow. sw. Jana Nep. mr.. 70 ..
P W A. odbedzie roozne p%osiedzenie
W piatek, dnia 1890 stycznia, o 60
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-17


Spr6bujcle ,,E-Z".
bardzo szybko. tax jak loi topnieje ma
piecu.
A CO najlepsze. dale nietylko chwilo-
wa ulge. Gdy wkfadany jest do zeba.
ME dop uszcza powietrza i twardnlej
BOZ zeoa ustaje, gdyz E-Z pozostaje
jakoby plomba. dopoki ME bedziecie
mieli ~sposobnoscl p0jSc do dentysty.
Me jest to tylko chwilowa ulga, lecz
pra wdziwa plomba ktora wytrwa ty-
goinie a nawet Gale m~iesiace. Kazdy
moze uzywac ,,E-Z (easy) Tooth Fill
ler". Wezmie tylko chwileczke, a Rosz-
tuje tylko 25c.
E-Z Tooth Filler jest ma sprzedaz IL
waszego aptekarza pc Csc "a butelke
lub przyslemy wprost po otrzymaniu
ceny, Chas A. Bertram Drug Co, G4I1
Elston ave. Chicago.
Ma sprzedaz | rekomendowane W Chi
przez Siegel Cooper and Co., W.
A. Wieboidt and Co, G. Inning and Co.
G.. L. Walgreen and Co, SSta | Cottage
Grove ave. Otto J. Hartwig. Milwaukee
and western, l.. Klein. Halsted. l4-ta
i Liberty Ill, Geo. Karz. North ave. /
John j. Chwatal. 2I56 w. 22nd
ST, Economical Drug Co.. 1s2 y. State
ST.. Schmidt Bros, 71sza i Cottage Grove
avenue.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-17
z rocznego posiedzenia dyrekto-
row cmentarzy polsko-czeskich.

par. Pieciu Braci MeczennikOw, prob.
KS. J0zef kruszka ; par. Matki BoSkiej
CzeStochowSkiej, prob. Ks. b. CzajkO-
wski; par. Sw. J0zefa. W Summit, prob.
Ks. TomasZ Bona par. Sw. Cyryla j
Metodego, Lemont, prob. Ks. st. Jago-
dzinski; par. Sw. Jana Nepomuccna
(czeska) ; par. Sw. Prokopa (czeska) +;
par. sw. Agnieszki (czeska) !; par. Sw.
Ludmily (czeska) +; par. Sw. Vita (czc-
ska :; par. sw. Waciawa (czeska) i
par. NJ. 3. Z Lourd. (czeska).
Ma cmentarzu SW. Krzyza choHa-
ia zmariych z 11tu rarafii nastepu-
jacych: Niep. Poczecia NajSw. Nary
Fanny, prob. ks. Franciszek Volta
lewicz; parafii sw. Michaia, pro-
boszcz ks. ]. NJ. LANCE; parafii
sw. Maryi Magdaleny. prob. ks. Ed.
Kowalewski; par. bSog. Salomei,
Kensington, prob. j. S. Pajkowski;
par. Wniebowziecia n. NJ. P, West
Pullman, prob. ks. L.. zucho}a; par.
Sw. Izydora, Blue Island, prob. ks.
S. Doberstein; par. sw. Stanislawa
B., Poznan, Ill.,, prob. ks. Jan Ro-
takowski; par. sw. J6zefa, Chicago
Heights, prob. ks. Franciszek Cries;
par. sw. Floryana, Hegewisch, prob.
ks. F. w. Chodniewicz; par. sw. An
drzeja, West Hamm ond, prob. ks. B.
! Nowakowski i par. Sw. Jana Chrzc.,
Phoenix, prob. ks. D. Zinc.
Nastepnie sekretarz odczytal list
nadeslanny przez sekretarza stowa-
rzyszenia Chicago Motor Livery
mems Assn" tre5ci nastepujacej:
Wielebni Ksieia:
Raj jeszcze pozwalamy sobie
zwr6cic wan uwage, lie pc dniu
lynn s~tycznia 1918 r., czlonkowie
Stowarzyszenia zaprzcstana do.
starczaG karawnow i automobil0w
ma niedzielne pOgrzeby.
Wszyscy, kt6rzy majq do czynie-
mia z niedzielnymi .pogrzebami ~.
win ku nam zupelna sympatye 1
szczerze zgadazja sic re stanowis-
skiem przez mas powZietem.
Klerowi chicagoskiemu wdziecz-
nj ,jcsteSmy IN pomoc / koopera--
eve: list. niniejszy stanowi ostatni
APPEL; czyiby MONA prosit Was o
donie7ienie o sprawie tel Waszym
partition - 2 kaZalnic?
Me s5czedzimy nj trud6w, nj
kosztu, ably sprawie tel dac jak
najwiecej rozgfosu | wszystkie
pisma, tax angieskie jak i MEAN
gielskie, otrzymaly platne Ogtosze-
mia wyjaSniajace nasze stanowi--
sko / podajace przyczyny Ola kt6-
rych zeSmy TAX postapili. /
Dziekujac VAN "a ayczliwOSc
dotychczas nam okaZanQ j Zapew-
niajac was o na~zei wdziecznOsci
N kooperacye W przysztosci, kres-
lie sic,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-17
Boil
Zniknaf!
Tooth Filler" usuwa go natych'
Mast. / ME doDuszcza 20.

Jest niemo5liwem ably Dol zeb6w po-
zostaf nadal jesli uzyjec!e ,,E-Z Tooth
Filler. wkiadajac &C do otworu W re
bic. tax jak jest niemozliwem ably lod
pozostai ma goracym piecu. Uchodzi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-17

P~rncuJcss w Er6dmiekcIsf - Hup So
ole tam DL;E:NNIk CHlCAEOSkf
smiaiO czyta1 poIska gazette W trahlwa'
III cdy tedziesz do d0mu. Mech pozna.
ia ubcoua rudo wcy nasza sil1 hrZeph@
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-01-17

pr,u,. kntd. ieKnrL nolfkl stsIs ..
cha ga sva cndziny u1IsoHe "a
,ocI. pyIEsTrShE fSi> it'sN
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-05-30


a Disciplined man. pure from Yruiu.
dice, untninte4 ~ hatred, sanobIed b.
charity. that he. 10 the place and AZ.
ihs time auetgsA 20 him. Il aerssng
zrsAt snda ~ the seed "a mmnkindi
The war must en1 ID enc. definite
simple ways The Prusalan tyranny
must Be Ovsrthsewn. kaiser, shining
armor, mailed dnt. proclamasions for
men to shoot thaiF fathers and broth,
crs, exhortasions 90 outdo the Huns
KrupD arasnaiA military education.
and all the dsvilish paraphsrnalla of
the imperial aygtsm. must 90. For
that We mnst sndurs abstinsnes Al
homes for that We most postpone the
comfortable years Of Increased wages.
tAirer priceA fastsr salaries. and a
greater equality In sharing the ma
teFial G0ed thiaGs u the earth; for
that We must Nsfrain from obstructing
the nationai win In any war, whether
BY action. o. partisan critielarn. or in
piqus or peevinhnsas. and fos that we
snt8ss put down INSTRUCTORS with an
iron hand; for that We must DO ali
We can 20 ssnd a. large an army a.
possible 90 the front. 70 supply II ne
best ~ We san with cannon. howts.
rers. morfarn, rinaa. airplanen, surgical
units, X. NJ. q A. huts. with munitions.
comforts. nscsBzaFies Of all kinds mn
III the day Of victory and peace shall
F1ae.
In this uncertaan world. where the
forcas that control the destinies OF
men are hidden IN clouds lmpeuesrable
TO the human sya where half Of human
history seems 70 be fantastic tracery
such asa schoolboy draws on . frosty
windoNpane. where life seems 10 the
wissst "a tale told BY an idiot" there
u but one thing needful, and that Is.
that where after careful thought, pain.
fui and praysrful consideration. men
convince themselves that they see the
road Of righteousness, they must take
that read and pursue II wherever II
may lead.
This n what the American peonle
have DONE and therefore with m.
troubled hearts on this Memorial day
In this famous rear 1913. they cele-
hr&te the memories Of George Wash.
ingsgn and Abraham Lincoln. Let us
gesnamber them In thought, word and
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1918-05-30
Let Us All
RernernberI
sy nEnRv sEpowicK.

n n EMoRiAL DAY has CONS
MI again Let uu retire into our
1V1 selves ana Ist M remember.
The earlies, settlers IN this
country. whether they came with Capt.
Jean smith. with the Pilgrims, the Pc.
risans, the Dutch. the QuaksrS, or the
Catholics. whether they came early In
the seventeenth esntury or whether
they eams in the sxodns from ireland
Ia the lean years Of the nineteenth. OF
In the fight before the renctioaary DO
mlnloa established In Europe after
Isss. or whether they came TO escape
pogrouas 10 the beginning ~ the TWEEN
tissh century. all IN their respective
ways. grappIsd boldly with the dificui'
ties Of life. and brought their purposes
90 accomplishment Let ~ relnesn'
Der.
the nobieat fgure OF The eighteenth
century, be the others who they may,
Is that Of George waahington, who In
the frat great trials Of our national
life raised "A standard 20 which tbs
wise and the Just could repair" and
left the issue IN the hands OF God.
Let us remember
The noblest figure Of the nipeteenth
century. excepting no one. IA that Of
Abraham Lincoln, who by his heroic
saintllness. his heroic patience. his he
rolc conception Of duty. his heroic hu-
mIl1ty. led his people through tbs nery
trials Of the Civil war. Let Ne renaem-
Der.
We have doubtless made mistakes
We have neglected duties: we have
overestimatsd the value OF rlches; we
have cared too much for luxury; we
have failed 70 establish justice for the
masses; we have not brought democ
raey 10 ripsnsssj we have forgotten
the true road We have sought TO wor-
shIp both God and mammon but we
havs not let the fires Of hope--that
the spirit OF brotherhood shall prevail
among ell Americans and between
America and all the workable out In
our hearts. Let US remember.
Now we confront the greatest trial
that our nation has faced. The strong
ast power IN the world. built up on lts
military foundation, az solid as the no
man colosseum. and animated by H.
sanlc pride and ambition. has set out
70 dominate the world. Let Us remem-
| Der George Washington, shut our teeth,
draw the sword and fling the scabbard
away, until German sense Of justice
shail triumph over German brutality.
This means effort. effort. effort; all this
people, men and women, putting all
| their strength into the great task until
the win OF 100.O00.000 people. FesOlute
to put down wrong, shall prevail. It
means sacrifice Of life and limb on the
plains Of France. on the high seas, on
the Alpine slopes Of Italy. and. at last.
on the roads and fields Of Germany.
It means abstinence and self-denlai at
home. cutting Of luxury, cutting down
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epscs Of history decline for the most
part TO give up their parade. the fea-
ture Of Memorial day. They are de-
termined TO show the younger genera
ton that II their bodies suffered from
the ravages Of campaigns and OF time,
the high luster Of their courage and
their devotion has not been furnished
by the years.
II IL fitting that the heroes in blue
should give to the soldiers in olive
arab this demonstration Of their en-
duranee OF body and Of soul. 1t is
well that the soldiers In olive drab. on
the eve Of thsir own great adventure,
should salute the heroes in blue whose
spiritual descendants they are.
For the cause which the men OF the
Grand Army Of Republic upheld Is the
same as the cause which the young
men OF today have rallied to uphold.
II Is the cause Of America, in the six
ties a. now. the champion Of justice
and freedom.
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EZRA Northern Volunteer.

Ths arst volunteer for service during
tAe Owl war was DIR. Charles r. Rand
end his demise occurred In his home
u Washington. d. G.. some years ago,
after long psried of illness. the d.
rect result Of wounds received during
the war
Although for q long time there was q
hsarty dispute as to who was the flrst
volunteer to sign the roll when Press.
dent Lincoln issued his first eau for
troops. careful comparison Of ali
claizna mnd research a. te difference an
latitude resulted In the bestowal Of the
patriotic palm upon Doctor Rand, and
he was Recognised a. the Arst yolun.
tseF ~ all the chief executives Of the
natidn. from President Lincoln to The
odoEe Roosevelt
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ofnfoFt. going without meat ana
Wheat. without candy and sugar. with
aat ths pleasures Of plalafe There Il
4omsthsna stilnuiaslnw and refreshing
n ssifaHlal sna aaexisea Tact
= the issson os valley Forga Lea vs.
-emambar Il.
Can We not ali tossfhes. a. one PEG
lie, with one voice. and one heart. on
Memorial day pray;
May the powers that move through
he universe and reveal themselves 10
he actions Of man nae ~ as their IN.
'tramsnts Tor high purposes, - they
iscd George Washington ia bis day,
md Abraham uneoln 10 bis dayi
May they stesi Cur hearth 20 bear
pEivation. suffering. death. until wrong
hall he ovsTthrown. and right b ~
tored 10 ita throne;
May they Strengthen our soldiers
md sailors. Fedoubie the yigoF Of khsir
Aaiies and the might Of thslF soulA %
hat they shall compel victory 70 fol-
low nc their heels;
ana may We always IN the hAsaS On
conflict. every hour OF ths day and
every hour Of the night. remember
George Washington. and strike with
N our national might. putfing the
strength Of 100. 000. 600 people into sash
hlow and. In the hour Of victory. 70
member Abraham Llncoln. and have
charity for al and malies toward
zone"
Ia this state Of mind We shall b tha
letter warriors. and so to battle hka
l'romwelFs Ironaides. eonddsnt % Vie
tory. or IKE stonswail Jacksodn
troopera wish ne fear Of the Lara
n their hearts and the might % ~
Lord In their right hands. For WI
IS the LORD bul the eonndsnee -
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TO
BOYS IN KHAKI
Country's Defenders To-
day Learn Lesson From
Thin Blue Line.

THE veterans Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic furnish always
an inspiring spectacle TO the in
tsrvening generations. These young
men. who 30 many years ago marched
eouthward to the call OF Abraham Lin-
esln, march again today. Their line IL
tAin. The feet which advanced Wig
orcusiy 10 battlsAelds for the republic
are uncertain. The weight OF the
years dFags them down. Backs are
bent BY the burdens OF war and OF life.
The eyes which once flashed TO the
call Of duty case dimly upon a sunlit
world.
But the hearts Of these heroes In
blue--thsse men who offered the last
measure OF sscrinee to their country
more than half century ago-are as
sound rs they had been In the remote
period OF their youth. They beat as
high TO the Inspiration OF the crisis
through which the country and the
world are living. These men who
played a manly part In one Of the