davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-02-28

ter bereoer fig til at forla6e 9Den,
6eriom Situationen bliper farlig> Hen
ioag mootaget af l1oenrigs6eparte>
mentet. Mmbasiaogr Irancis melo-
te ct Telegram, >6ateret 186e Jebruz
ar, at 5obieten bab6e funogjort fin
@eniigt at forlDare Betrograo. San
tilfeieoe> at oeriom Gplferne noaeoe
Betrograo> biloe 6e alliereoe 9fe<
pr9ientanter reiie. Ser par ingen
@entponing til, bbor Sc pil6e reiIe.
- Berlin (pia 2on6ol1)> 230e Geb.
uM rpffer frem gltoper / g}tlan0 og
bar beiat 9efraine 2iflan6>" fl1no-
gjoroe BET tDlfe &rigsoepartement
i6ag. ~3ubno er naaet. Sore Jan>
ger irobefotter 2 generaler> 12 Sber-
lter> 443 andre Sfficerer og 8>770
Wenige."
(GuDno er Bolbpnien, so Mil /
Beit for Nobno, en- 8p, ser allere6e
meloes at bore taget al 91terrigerne.)
- Berlin (bia 2onoon), 22oe Seb.
uSapial gitlano er in6taget og set
fpr1te eltlan61fe Negiment er MI 11n=
Ser tDlf aommanbo>" erfl9re0e &rigs=
oepartementet Berlin i6ag.
u2iflan0 er unbertrpffet borten for
&onneburg" fortiatte Sapporten.
uWi rpffe6e ino @olmar, 5panoau
og Niet5it5a un6er sSSn6bpggernes Su=
bel. 2il15in og MinIf er offllperet.
(Joriiettes paa 20en Si6e.)
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-02-28

enoelige slfgisrelle n,aa blipe bnieret
paa Oct peientlig retferoige i bin
ipecielle Sag og paa i1ige 9feeuleriu=
ger, Ser melt ian6ipnlig oil bri1ge
en- Greo> Der oil blipe borig;
for Set anoet> at 6olf og Yropin-
ier life ifal bortbpttes fra &erreopn.
me til 9erreopnme, iomom oe bare
bar 2pspre og @riffer / ct Sp;l, ielo
/ set itore Spil, ser MI for epigt er
bragt @anrp, MagtbalaHcen; men
for Oct treble at nlle territoria!e
Mfgipreller inobeiattet 6enne ari3
ifal gisres i angieloenoe 9efolfnings
Snteresle og til oens Jor0el og life
iom 9el al Blot % bart ct Opgiet
eller aon1pron1is af arap blanot IL
paliierenoe sfater,;.
4 I. e asal osIIi,sss,,
Sc rationale Mipirationer Hal | itbrit
1nl1lig lloltrafning blibe tilfreosItil=
let u6en at inofpre nDe eller pe6lige-
bol6e gan1le Glementer til ltenigbeo
og 6ienoifab, Der ianoipnligpis / 81
6ens 2sb piloe brpoe guropas 6reo
og fplgelig Yeroens."
9lm1teroam Sen 266e fSeb. ,9(ngoa=
en6e oe itbmei5ilfe Sntriger forleoen
erflprer jog, at oi alorig bar tenft
paa og al0rig bi( tpnfe paa at on
gribe GcbpeI5's geeutra!itet," iagoe
adnsler ron 9ertling lin Nigs0ags-
tale igaar> iielge Gelegrammer mos
taget fer. ~gi narer Sen itsrlte s(g-
telle og Safnemmelig6e6 for 'Scbpei5
iamt for Sollano> Gfanoinabier,
Gpanien og anore neutrale, ser bar
bebaret jim 9feutralitet troos Sriltel=
ler og lln0ertrpffelier.",
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-02-28
Sapaneiife Ylaner / Sibirien.

Sapaneiiife Elaner Sibirien.
9orbin> Wanticburiet, 26oe 6e6.
Sfelge paalioelige giterretninger ng.
ter Ssapanelerne fnart at ifrioe ino
Sibirien. Ser er 3egn til, at Sc
lenge bar forbereot fig for at ,lof6re
oenne geppgelie.
Situationen / Sibirien onIees Ior
poerlt alnorlig, oa aoiafgeaernIeu
Senenoff Der leoer gepngelien rllao
8oliebepiferne bette uoitrnfte 2anb.
life bar funnel faa Sielp fra be al.
liereoe. 9an bar benpenbt iig til Sa.
pan ON Sielp.
General Semenoiis Sfribt er mi
offieielt anerfienot og Der er ne6iat
en- ofiiciel Romite / @arbin, Der Bit
fungere iom en- 0eneralItab tre af.
oeIinger - Ell finanliel, en- militrr
og en- aon1iniitratip afoeling.
9en rusliife aoniul M. Yopoff CT
uoneont til aomiteens 5ormano.
1000 3pifere bar iaaet 8aaben og
sper Jig SrfutIf, 5ooeoitab Sou.
oernenuentet SrfutIf sftlige sibi.
rierl og ifslge offieiel Rapport ira en-
iremmeo aoniul traifer InIferne
Joranitaltninser for at bringe euonu
Itsrre 3roppeItprfer Der.
sptten biersebe fra en- oanif Gam
per. en- atlanterbabsbapn ben 25be
Jeb. gn amerifanff Camper, Der
tom hib ioag, bragte II Wanb al ge-
iatningen paa BEN banffe Camper
r9ranalebarA 2e blep opfilfst paa
Sapet. Ser babbe life pRret lloaen
|tibligere Meloing ON .granqnebar
Der bar et sfib paa s.453 gr,Ito-
tons.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-02-28
9prikn tuntagrt.
Se alliereoe figes albrig at babe be'
ret iaa itrrfe / BET mere Ziten
om for nGrnGrenoe.
General sllleabp melber, at auitral FL
berebne Srupper Ct rDftet inb /
Sen biitoriife gb.

2onoon Sen 21oe Jeb. General
slllenbps 9ropper trengte frem til
inoen fire Mil fra Serifo igaar, bleu
Ser officielt befjenotgiort ioag.
~Eroos pololomme Megnltorme
bar pi rpffet frem 31a. Mil giennem
ct panifeligt GerrR,1 paa en IA
-Wil breo Jront eltenfor SerllfaleuL
laaee Nlapportel, ussi 81 tito Dol
Jront frcn 4 D1ll I ysorbsit fof Sc.
r1lialem."
- 2onoon Sen 2Obc Teb. Gene,
raj 9lllenbps Stprfe apancereoe to
Wil ODER en- Jront paa Is Mil sIten=
for Seruialem igaar> blep oct ofiici.
cit oplplt ioag. aampen bateoe bele
9agen.
@oibtington 6eu 20be 6eb. 8e'
neral Hobertions 9lflfe6 iom Stab5.
c9ef for Sen Brittle Mrme b1r fiernet
Sen enc @lnoring for en- alminoelig
allieret Sffeniip Mafeoonien> er'
tlereoe berberenoe 8alfan=Militpr-
tritifere. Sc lagoe, at Ho6ertIon al,
orig bapoe anieet 8alfan 0rigslfue,
plaoien iom al pital 0etponing og
peo tolrige s(nlconinger bapoe bin0rct
Blaner for en- Sffeniip Der.
Sommen meo General 8uillou'
monts llonGpnelle til gberI Itfomnan.
oeren6e for oe allierebe 9roper Sa-
lonifi betpoer Mobertlons 3ilbagetre.
oel1, at De alliereoe bi( ilaa iamtioig
i 9olfan og paa 8eltfronten, erfle.
reoe aritiferne.
gntenten bar alorig beret laa Itprf
/ oet nnre Eiten. General allenbD
bar ontrent fnult ben tDrfiife Woo.
itono Yaleltina og Situationen
Meiopotamien og arabernes girf'
iombeo runot Meoina og Wecca bar
brogt Sprferne / en- panlfelig Stil,
ling.
gu1garerne og giterriserne boloer
paa at blipe lunfne lin Ststte og ct
beltent Irerniteo in6 / Wafeoonien
og serbien III, piloe bringe aeiIeren
/ langt ltsrre Jorlegenbeo END noget
an6et Sfriot, paaltoo WfilitRrfritis
ferne, meoens 8alfanoiplomater ct
oberbepiIte om, at Sc politiife ReIul,
tater / Serbien, 9ulgarien, 9prfi.
ct, Humanien og Titerrig piloe bore
uberegnelige.
2on6on Sen 22oe Jeb. rMuitral.
ffe bereone Gropper rpffeoe ino Sc.
rifo 81. $50 imorges og opretteoe en-
2inie melleln Serifo og Baoi auia, "
melbte ct ofiieielt 2eleeram fra ge-
neral allenbp ibag.
@a6i auia ct ct, gielp til sSsoroan,
onfring fem MiI noroenfor Serifo.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-02-28
AmRrtkattHkr grnnt.
6eftigt Mrtilleribombar6ement. Hro=
jefttl bure SfDttergrape; tire
6rebt, fire laaret.
Nmerifanife Sropper tug to tDife 81
fieerer os 20 @euise tilfause.
2eo 1elb iugen SAB.

Meb ben omerifonlfe 9lrnle
6ranfrige> 21oe 6eb. (9lf 6re6 g.
Jergltion). Ser er be6paren6e polo>
iom 9lrtilleriouel i6ag paa 6en ame=
rifanlfe 6ront. llnoer en- liplig aump
i gfter1ni6oog bamr2oc amerifanifc
&anoner tplfe 5tillinger og onrettv0e
betragtelig Sfa6e bag 6e fien6tlige
2inier iamt p0elagoe Yigtraaosfo for
iorDt Dtstorittger -
Q(merifonife Observation-Disclosures
ser arbeioeoe 1ammen me6 slrtille~
riet> gjor6e u6merfet s(rbcioe. SSn-
farteriet foretager ~iin panlige En,
trl1ljering uoen at baoe uogen Sam=
menlte6.
9}egn gior0e mat Set onerifculfe
9lflnit til en- ppl6ig W}uooerppl.
Wfe0 Sen amerifanlfe 9(rme Tronf-
rige, 236e 6eb. 9lrtilleribomboroe-
n1entet bar enon1 beftigere igaar poa
Set amerifanife Nf1nit / Noropelt for
Ioul. Scat og Gag fol0er fien0tlige
Eroieftiler ne6 paa 9perne og er ble=
bet rettet moo Itrotcgilfe Elunfter.
Gen anrettcoe Sfaoe bar life pnret
al pioere 9etp6niug. Gre omerifanlfe
Nrtillerilter er blebet laaret.
8ore &anouer ipore6e 6ien6en me6
tre @ranater for en- og traf npiogtig
8eie11e og Sc fienotlige 9efnltnin=
ger. @ranater bleb offpret paa ipp
EpIfere> Ser bol0t poa at iltan6lette
Nigtraa0s forbu1oringer. Gn0el blep
iaaret; Sc eprige a0lpre6te Zig.
gn lioen fienotlig Stprfe foriagte
at angribe bore 2inier og bleo 6repet
tilbage me6 9fifle- og Malfingeper=
ll0, bboretter glrt1llerl1lo DreD Dem
til6age til oercs egne 2inier.
st Hroieftil fra en Sfpttergrab
fal6t / e11 al bore 5fpttergrape ioog,
ornbte tire og faare6e fire Man6.
gu ftoftipiteten bor ppret binoret al
Hegn, og Gfpttergrooe og Suler er
operlppmmet.
Weo 6en amerifanlfe Mrme Tranf.
rige Sen 246e 6eb. (slf 6reo 9. Ser
gulon). (Torlinfet.) Mmerifanlfe
Iropper, Ser oeltog / ct Streiftog
iommen meo 6ranlfmpnoene gbe-
min 0es Games s(flnittet 2br6ag,
fangeoe to tpIfe Sfficerer, 20 Meni>
ge og tog en- Mitralipie. 9lmerifa'
nerne Ieb i1tet Sab.
gfterretningen ipreote Jig raift
langs Sen amerifanife Sront % 11o=
bifleoe en- ifarp &onfurranceaan6
blanot M9noene. -
Set tplfe slrtilleri begpnote tent
2er6ag gfterniobag at bombar6ere
CIT 2on6sbp ganlfe fraftig. @o6erne
bar fuloe af Sfficerer % Menige.
Da Sen ferite Granat Tom, foripanot
Sc 0pbolosrum og 2ebearape. gn
officer fanot, at ban bapoe ipru,tget
paa BEN l,oIatte Sioe nf en- 2gbegrab.
0a en- Granat erplobere6e nRr Jam,
|iprane ban IND i ct Sus og iignaliie.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-02-28
Attrrtka a-Nnrur.
enigbea ansaaenbe garebptte. Dlere
WaaneSers TprbanMinger bragt
til en- belais Niilmtniug.
Sperensfomiten tilitemt af DC anore
allierebe. 8etingelierne enonn
life ofentlissiert.

Wdlbington Sen 23oe 5eb. Gn
faloltRnoig sfonomilf Soerensfonllf,
boori Stor6ritannien og be allierepe
9tationer er enige, er iluttet mellen
De Joreneoe Stater % 9eorge Be-
tingellerne / Iiu Selbeo er enom, life
offentligsiort
9efienotgisrelien ON Sen beloiae
Millutning al llnoerbanolinaerne
mellem Observation-Disclosures
og SEN norife aomn,isier 9r. 6riot-
iof 9tanien blep giort iaften al aos
miteen for ofientlige Splpsninger.
Sorbanolingerne bar baret i flere
Waaneoer. Set fsrlte' Neitltat er
9ellltningen om at frigipe ben nor
lfe Camper Sim, Ser nj, liager
/ en- aH,erifanIf Sapn, og tillabe ben
at orage til .Norge meo i'm 2aoninJ
al Sliefaeer. j.
S en- 9tote nplIg git gtorge il1eo
paa oe flelte al slmerifas arau.. Set
afllog imiolertio at gao meo paa life
at uofsre til oe gertnanlfe Nagter
mango al tine egne Yrooufter, oer-
iblan6t Sugrebienler Mmmunition
% 8rigsforraao al SEN @rano, at
oct bar aibengig af SpiflanO for
mango neopenoige 8orer og bar nsst
til at lfaffe bette 2ano Jorraab til
8iengielo.
Norge gift meo paa felgenoe: ut
oet itfe piloe tillaoe uogen amerifan-
tie Yrooufter uofsrt til De teutonife
Magter. slt set life pilbe ubfpre til
Sc telltonlfe Wagter nogen al tine
cgne Yrooufter> Der erltatteoes peo
SnbisrieI fra Mmerifa. ut bet biloe
bcsrenIe lloferielen al 6iif og 6iife,
prooufter til De teutonife Magter
til $4,000 Cons aorlig. ut BET lin
| llbfsrleI til De neutrale piIoe frRpe
garaltier for, at De life piIoe lube
! fallln,e III Be feutenife Maater noaen
gro0uff ion g9spree gif mel pna
LITE at nofore oirefte I'll bisie Maater.
ut bpor Maifiner, aul, Die, aer5s
i'm eller anore Sielpemioler, Der uo-
fprtes fra oe Joreneoe Stater> br,1J.
tes 8arer 9torge, ltuloe Yroouftet
life ienoes til De teutonife Magter.
ut set piloe inoisre ct RationsipItem
for lit Jolf.
gorge gif 6esuoen mes paa at Be-
grpnle Sen nsopenoige lloferiel til
oe telltonlfe Magter og bso / 8eber.
lag for pigtige 6orraao fra oe 6or.
eneoe Stater og bets meoiorbunone
oen langt operoeienoe Gel al tit 10.
isrlelsoperlfuo til slmerifa og be al.
liereoe ioruoen oen oberoroentlig
pigtige Sjeneite % oe Dire, iom oan
norife 9an6elsflaaoe bar poet UNDER
3rigen.
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Unrrfnfringfr.
ITO Herioner pmfom paa en Gambler
/ Mibbelbanet. Is brittle Sfibe
/ afpt9te 1tge.

Foris Sen 1oe 6eb. 10 Yeri oner
on1fonl ga 9amperen vOipes" bleo
torpeoeret Wiobelbapet Sen lite Sc
bruar, ifplge en- officiel Weooelelle.
0en angribenoe l(n6erpanosbaoo
blep life feet.
&onbon SEN 21be Seb. 8ritilfe
4offar6ilfibe ienfet al Weiner eller
llnoerbonosboaoe / afpigte ltge bar
Is, ifelge Aomiralitetets a11n6gierel-
fe igaar Mftes. Mf 6isle par IL oper
1 800 Cons og 3 UNDER. gn SITTER.
baao bleb ienfet. Si1 Sabne / set
Goreneoe @ongerige artfom l1sc1
1892 og afeif 1892 sfibe. Otte
Sfibe bleb angrebet uben Selb.
Senf,1ingerne / forrige 11ge bor
49,, 13 oner og 6 UNDER 800 Cons.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-02-28

WinHeaI
re6e oe amerifanife 4anoner. Oanfee
Mrtilleriet begDrbte at bombar6erF
9piferne, Der mart lutteoe meo a
jfDoe.
| 2elefonforbin6elien mellem 9bbe
grabe1te og De bagre gtillinger blet
af6ruot en- Gio i6og og bare Sure
rer bleb bruet for at foriege at fac
ct 8u6Ifab ien6t tilboge iaa burti(
iom n1ulig unoer Sc ponffelisIte Gor
bol6e.
Mnno fra @pile!eirene paa all'
Steoer bleb lfpn6l 6lon1t 1enot til 6ron
ten Motorpogne> bpor oe blep mo
6ilileret for at a fp9rge ct alminoeli(
9lugreb. WoHepren blep uofdrt pac
+ 6en beolte Maaoe. Ser er frelnbele;
liblige 9lrtillerioueller og 6e ameri
fanlfe aononer flarer Jig trobs oper
I,legne -iienotlige Sbierpationsan1eo
ninger. 20 Cages &egn bar brag1
fne6Db sple langs Dele 5ronten.
Me6 Sen amerifanife srme
Tranfrige Den 250e Seb.o(6orIirfet)
(Mf 6re6 g. Serglllon). Epife slr
beiosafoelinger og oe fienotligf
Trortlinier blep effeftipt bombaroere1
al amerifonif 9(rtilleri i6ag. aano
1laoen fortfattes bele 9agen. Iorbol
oene Deo 6ronten bar omtre,,t l1muli
ge paagruno al Gsle. CLUB % Heg,
gje1nem en- bel Gag omoanneoe 81
Observation-Disclosures til fn9opb 81
le. 9Dr % Nogne bar belnllrte me>
Se(e.
Ero6s oi5ie Sorboloe patrllliereoe
Nmerifanerne iom panlig on Natten
Eatruljerne gle6 paa Waben gien
neun 9pn6et paa ~SSngenmanos
2ano". Gen melt fjprfomne Sen=
belle / Merfet bar Mionats aaffera.
tionen. &plfe Botrulier bruger MI
@un6e ion1 Sfil6pagter. Splferne
bolbt om 9eatten paa at reparere line
Observation-Disclosures 6a en 9un1
barileoe, at cit omerifanlf Stprfe
nprn1e6e Jig.
~Se fer, bba0 ri fit, S6erit!"
raabte oe 9(merifanere, Der oeltog i
Streiftoget be6 Gbeuai1, oes 9ames
2gr6ag, ibet 6e ben0te tiEbage gien=
rem BEN tpife 5parreiIb lneo line
Sanger. g,l aflerifanif Dberit % etl
aaptei11 par / forrelte 2injes Sbier.
botionspolt UNDER Gtreiftoget.
Sanr1ies bar laa begeiltret oper
Sen n6iagtige Spnrreilo, ser bleo
gibet at oe futgte lige bag Slogarot
net. Sc amerifanlfe Gutter rpffeoe
frem in6en 80 CARDS fra oe erplooe=
renoe frantic @ranater, 0a Sc naaeoe
JienoensYigtroaoforbi Sat-
gerne par en- @aptein og en- 2pitnant
SreogtDpe 9lmerifanere tog Gil=
fli,gt i ct Gpbol6srl2ir l,noer Sen
fronlfe Gperreilo. st birefte Srni
o6lpre0te Sem. Sronifnlpl1oene %
slmerifanerne lprang 11eO / TienoenS
2pbegrape. giogle 9lmerifanere fog
Sanger. 9lnore iogeoe Spfterne
giennem observation-disclosures paa
nelten en balp Wfil.
GereS 8egeiitring forte 6en1 Bot
tenfor Sc beIten1te Maal. Soet oe
pcn0te tilbage, iaare5e tplf Gperreilo
fem tp1fc Sanger og 6 Iranifmpno.
Sngen amerifanere blep ioaret.
gn bel Battalion nel6te Jig for
Gtreiitog, men bare 26 blep palgt
9(merifanerne bar I'LL 12 tDlfe Sanger
mere enc 9Dlfcrne 9ar amerifanife
Sanger.
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spffbcnIise &anbibater Spanie

spffbcnIise aanbibater ! Spanien
Iaene. Maorio ben 256e Geb. Ser
blep boIot 9aIg Spanien ioag. 9e
liberale Ipnes at babe bol6t lin Stil.
ling, ifignt fuloitpnoige ReiuItater
enonu life foreIigger. 9peralt ipnes
Sc tplfbenIige aanoi6ater at bobe Iiof
gaeoerIag. Sc fif bare co ! 900
IGtemmer Maori6.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-02-28

Sor6Firlb / Guatemala. San
salpabor, Mepublifen salpaoor, ben
26oe 5eb. Den telegrafiIfe Gorbin-
belle ,neo BET iaore al Guatemala er
af6ruot ion 6sIge af asoroifinlu of
en- Doerit boIbiom 9eifnffenbeo.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1918-02-28

SorbfinIb. slmop, China, 25oe
Seb. geeiten 10000 MenneFer on..|
Tom ,,1oer ct Sor6ifialo npIie Amop.
DpIano, flyer oe fioIte gfterretnineerI
fra Gmatoip.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-08-16

His nephew, brought thus unexpect-
edly to halt, stared at him.
"Oh, it's your he exclaimed.
"Humph! I'm bound-I don't know
where I'm bound. I'm going to the
club, | guess, or somewhere. Anyhow
1 won't stay with her. l told her So
Silly little idiot! I'll never speak to her
again. told her so. She
Here! Delay! Stop! Who are you
talking about"
"Caro, of course. She
you've run off and left her alone
tonight? Where is she?"
"Upstairs-and crying, 1 suppose
She doesn't do anything else. It's all
she's gbod for. Selfish, romantic"-
He got no further for Captain Elisha
sent him Keeling with push and ran
to the elevator.
eighth floor" he commanded.
The door of the apartment was not
latched. Stephen, In his rage and
hurry, had neglected such trifles. The
captain opened it quietly and walked
in. He entered the library. Caroline
was lying on the couch, her head bur
led in the pillows.
Caroline, dearie," he faltered, "for-
give me for comm here, won't you?
had to come. l couldn't rest, thinkin'
| of you alone in your trouble. l know
you must feel harder than ever toward
me for this afternoons doin's, but
meant it for the best. l had to show
you-don't you see? Won't you try to
forgive the old Teller that loves you
more'n all the world? Won't you tryT
II forgive your she repeated incred
ulously.
Eyes. Try to, dearie. Oh, If you
would only believe meant it for your
good and nothin' else! If you could
only just trust me and come to me and
let me help you. want you, my girl
l want your
She leaned forward. "Do you really
mean it?" she cried. "How can you
after all l We done, after the way I've
treated you and the things I've said
You must hate me. Every one does.
hate myself. You can't forgive me
You can't!"
His answer was to hold out his arms
Another moment and she was in them
clinging to his wet coat, sobbing, hold
ing him fast and begging him not tt
leave her, to take her away; that sh'
would work, that she would not be {
burden to him-only take her with hin
and try to forgive her, for he was rea
and honest and the only friend she had
And Captain Elisha, soothing her
stroking her hair and murmuring word
of love and tenderness, realized tina
his labor and sacrifice had not been il
vain; that here was his recompense-
she would never misunderstood hin
again; she was his at last.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-08-16
Startling Defects Develop
in Rigorous Aviation Tests
for Air Service in Army

That startling percentage Of men
now being accepted for air service
have hidden physical weaknesses that
may prove their undoing is indicated
by new scientific tests that have been
made on a large number of newly en-
listed airmen, says John Arson Ford
IN Popular Mechanics Magazine. These
tests, which reveal so much of vital
import for our armies, have been made
by Chicago specialist, Capt Charles
Moore Robertson of the Medical Re-
serve corps, who has fitted up for the
purpose cabinet In which each fiier-
to-be was placed and subjected to at
mospheric conditions Identical, so far
as pressure Is concerned, with those
obtaining in flying, the air being rare
fed by means Of powerful pump.
Each man was examined both before
and after being confined in the cabinet,
each examination consisting In taking
the blood pressure, ascertaining the
muscle tone by measuring the dura-
ton Of one nerve impulse with dyna-
mometer and stop watch, and in re-
volving the subject IN a pivoted chair.
The records show that the first ex-
aminations gave no indication of the
condition that would exist after the
"flight," over 25 per cent of the men
proving unfit, according to these tests.
For this reason 1t is strongly contended
that a most serious mistake is being
made in accepting men for air service
merely on the basis Of physical ex-
account the effect of sudden changes of
air pressure.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-08-16
War Is Work, Despite Views
Many May Have of Conflict

The glory of war stands out when
you think of war, not as romance or
duty or sacrifice or idea, but as work.
Bill and Tommy and Jean and Hans in
the trenches may curse at the diplo-
mats who have brought them into the
mess, grumbe at the officers who lead
them into death traps, at the commits
sariat that underfeeds them, at the or.
derlies who come too late with their
stretchers and morphine; but that Is
precisely the same way in which a man
responds to his employer, his fore
man, and his grocer and butcher, in
peace time. Few Of us, in the normal
life, relish the particular job set for
us, but the job as a whole is something
which will not admit of question. Sup.
pose we do ask the men in the trenches
why they are fighting and they can.
not tell us why. What then? They
are fighting because for the time be.
ing war is work.-Atlantic.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-08-16
July the Hottest
Month
August Is Often a Close Sec
ond With Extreme Heat

Throughout the northern hemisphere
July is recognized as the warmeSt
month Of the year, though August is
often a close second and has many
days of extreme heat. This heated
term in July continues, notwithstand-
ing the sun has begun its course Of re-
cession from the Tropic Of Cancer.
July was originally the fifth month
of the Roman year and for that reason
bore the name "Qulntlis." In the
Alban calendar it had SO days. Romu-
lus reduced it to 81 and Numa to 80
days. SO it stood for several centuries.
1t was restored to 81 days by Julius
Caesar, who felt personal interest
In Quintilis, as it was his birth month.
After the death of Caesar, who had
largely reformed the calendar, Mark
Anthony changed the name to July in
honor of the family of Caesar. 1t is
said this month was selected for this
distinction when the sun was most pO-
tent to denote that Julius was the en-
peror of the world and therefore the
appropriate leader Of one-half of the
year"
The Saxons called July the ebay
month" because the hay was usually
moved in that month. They also call
ed it the mead or meadow month"
from the meads being then in bloom.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-08-16
War Trenches, One of the
Most Ancient War Devices

The trench, consisting Of a protec-
tive ditch with or without defensive
earth work in front, is one of the most
obvious devices of warfare and doubt
less one of the most ancient. 1t Is
mentioned in the Bible several times
and we are told that when David pur-
sued Saul and overlook him encamp-
ed, saul lay sleeping within the trench
and his spear stuck in the ground at
his bolster" Shakespeare knew the
military use of trenches. In the play
of "COriolanus," laid in the time of
ancient Rome, he speaks Of the enemy
following us to our trenches" and
again of sour party to their trenches
driven" These and other quotations
that could be given show that trenches
are by no means a modern device. The
fighters of old knew how to dig them
selves in. The modern trench is mere
ly an Improvement and elaboration of
an old device,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1918-08-16

the boy himself had something else to
propose.
Say" he said, 'I've been thinking
a good deal while I've been away this
last time. Now, the way | look at it,
this college course of mine isn't worth
to do doesn't need university training,
want to be down on the street, as the
governor was If this rubber company
business hadn't knocked us out l in.
tended as soon as was of age to take
that seat of his and start in for my.
self. Well, that chance has gone, but
l mean to get in some way, though
have to start at the foot of the ladder
Now, why can't l leave college and
start now? 1t will be two years gain.
ed, won't it,"
Captain Elisha seemed pleased, but
he shook his head.
How do you know you'd like itp'
he asked. you've never tried"
'No, 1 never have, but I'll like it,
all right. l know l shall. It's what
I've wanted to do ever since l was old
enough to think Of such things. Just
let me start in now, right away, and
I'll show you. I'll make good, you see
if l don't"
That evening the captain made a
definite proposal to Stephen. 1t was
briefly that, while not consenting to
the latter's leaving college, he did con.
brokers' Office might be a good thing
Therefore If the young man wished he
could enter the employ of friend of
Sylvester and remain during July and
August.
The novel, the wonderful tale which
Captain Elisha was certain would