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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-22
ENEMY HELD BEHIND
BRITISH FRONT TRENCH
FIELD MARSHAL HA1G CABLES I'VE HOLD THE ENEMY
IN OUR BATTLE Pos1T 1oNs'-BEH1ND FIRST
LINE TR ENCHES
BRITISH FIGHT WITH KNIFE & BAYONET
(By United Press)

France, Mar. 22-British troops
are holding TIE Germans every
where, driving them back III
places, and the latest reports in
dicate the attack is Of tremendous
strength.
Yesterday at least nineteen
divisions are Unidentified, which by
noon succeeded in penetrating the
British first and second defenses.
At five o'clock in the afternoon
the Germans attacked heavily
north west from Fontaines les
Crosiles, but machine gun fire
moved them down, holding up
the attack.
Berlin, Mar. 22.-The German
troops stormed broad sections
from points east Of Arras and
southwark to Lafrever they
captured the enemv's first line,
the war office announced today.
London. Mar. 22.-British field
Marshal, Douglas Haig, wires
eve hold the enemy in our battle
position.
The battle positions are defen-
ses directly behind the first line
trenches.
Haig's statement would indi-
cate that the German penetrated
a limited portion Of the front line
trenches, and that they are held
there by a barrage fire.
Copenhagen, Mar. 22-"We
have entered a decisive battle for
general peace is the declaration
OF the Tagelishch Rundschau,
copies Of which have been receiv-
eel here today. "This single com
bat' continues the editorial "be-
tween Germans and England will
decide our future position in the
world.'
Berlin, Mar. 22.-The news of
the battle on the west front was
recelvde quietly here.
A few Bulgarian regiments are
On the west front fighting with
the Germans and Austrians.
Washington, Mar. 22.-Berlin
advlces today that Bulgars are
now fighting alongside alongside
the Germans and some Austrians
aroused the immediate specula-
uon here as to the probability of
the United States declaring war
against the Bulgarian govern.
ment.
Authorities here said that a
oeclslon would await further
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-22

facts as to the extent Of the Bull
garian participation, and as to
whether they are facing only the
British or also the Americans.
The Germans hurled their
storm against the British right
flank following a brief lombard
ment on the forty five mile front.
The British artillery and mach
inc guns cut swaths in the enemy
ranks.
High velocity guns Of the enemy
began Smelling town far in the
rear as the battle commenced.
These were fired regularly
throughout the morning at five
minutes intervals and stopped
only to cool off the guns.
The German preparations prior
to the attack were stupendOus
and carried out with the utmost
attempt at secrecy.
General Haig knew what was
happening as his airmen reported
every ammunition dump from the
railway line stragetic road and
aidome as soon as they commenc-
ed.
Day by day the British airmen
have watched Hindenburg's s pre-
parations and day by day Haig
took counter precautions accord
ingly so that it looks as if the
great offensive is on.
With the British armies in
France, Mar. 22.-Q.15 A. NJ. -
British troops, with their custo-
mary GOODNESS, bobbed up after
the German barrage Of gas shells
and high explosives which start
ed the enemy attack, and met
the first rush wearing gas masks
and machine, cunning the advan-
cling waves.
Hand to hand fighting was fire.
i quent. British soldiers, occupy
ing strong points in the line
fought with knives and bayonets.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1918-03-22
BRITISH SHIP
REACHES HARBOR
{By United Press)

10y Un1Ceu FTtSSJ
London, Mar. 22.-The British
destroyer Manley has reached a
British harbor safely. She was
damaged when the depth charge
aboard exploded, killing four
men and injuring several others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-03

town with his family som" tim" this
week from isrti lluuS, In take charge III
the work.
Mrs. Margaret crawford Sp"nt the
fore part al this week 1T Wheeling HOOK
ing after some business and seeing
friends.
Lindsey Robinson came nom" y"Ster-
dnv from several days visit spent Win
friends NJ Wheeling.
Mrs. AARON Porter left yesterday
burning Gnr Jamestown. III. IN answer
un tel. ph":ir in'sSagt announcing tn"
serious illness nf her daughter. Mrs.
J"hn p'Nral.
l.. - ItIi:tr. who t"r several weeks
pas; has i...u laid or from duty nn nc
count a." :!juri"S SUSTAINED TO his loot
wyI.. starting 4 gas engine. is able 10
t." about again.
i T. lIi"l"y has gone to Kansas.
v:ll..ro h. lI$ secured employment in
lhr oil fields.
Loss Riuchart WAS tried IN SPUR
Crows court on u vlGrancy charge yes
lrr.Iav rr"rninE H." WAS fined san and
..ircu six months in the county Jail and
lr.,ir serving his sentence this morn
iug.
: W. McCardi- was nj Ad;Llinc on
business yesterday.
Mrs.. MIX" Moran returned home To
Y:.dcn Valley Yesterday morning. after
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-03
Immediate Action on
Dehydrated Vegetables

"Th" matter OF dchyGraicd vegetables
is now up for practical and Imm"dEt"
action" says Mrs. Stanley McNormlck
had nf the food production department.
II the N",rau's Committee council Of
National Defense.
TO save tho quantities Of vegetables
that go to waste every Year and TO get
them into small enough bulk. 50 that
our crowded railways can transport
ihen-iherc is TIA" problem. l'"hydra-
ton is the solution.
vegetables arc from 10 tn no per cont
water. n"hydration is simpl" pro-
crSSicu. which rcmmT"l the water and
leaves the food TIL" vegetables ar"
reduced Ia Il sE,al portion OF their "riSi-
nal bulk: are easy to pack. ship. and
keep. The saving IN TRANSFORMATION
Spar" and charges is enormous. Fh'
water IS pat h-ck into IN" r"Gr'a as
in the consumers own Kitchen by soak
ing.
This is n thoroughly practical pro-
position. 1t will increase IN" food
supply. and. furthermore. II Will h"'H
to lower IA" cost of living. h"caus" The
price p""r p"und "t food IN d"hyGrat"L
Vegetables is lower than III canned
vegetables.
IN the food crisis which W" now
face In common with the whcI'. world
we must nH"r, every effort to lessen
our use Of certain Of our staple fools.
II for part Uf our cereal meat and
sugar foods We can hav" m abundant.
Inexpensive supply "f Vegetables and
fruit on which Ia draw VIZ shall then
have sufficient frndSturIS 10 pr"rid" old
and Young with III" nuuriShrncnt re-
quircd for health and strength. Will"
The surplus OF our staples is mado avail
able for those who need i! NOR" than
wc d"--thr allied peoples and our own
hnyS abroad"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-03
West Virginia Must
Save Chi|dren'S Lives
During Present Year

Sny9Li mus. ~ri.. "n.-srv'uih "f =
Isihv wh!l,. NV Nvr;> SAVES twenty ''hiI
Irrn u"r!,.r nv years 81 HE". ""
Harrisburg. l,klho and M"ntaIin ~:"uii
n:,vc vs., !itti" "l.. 80 their tr'G'' "hil"
l..nrsvl,anin : rrI,r, ruri MIR ~"
.trr.. ~. tat II WH-h!lGt" i,i% sup
tossed {" say. Ihr"" rhildr'. II. Whil' hhT
District ut t"lumliI' >h;'s lSS man
ui,r The" ar. trrr"*i:Ha 'ih''E nv
ares 'li"m from quotas assigned ill Ter
IN states III IL" campaign I" Sa'" I'"'-
QUO chil"r'u inaucu".t:"d 10y ~" 'hh-
drra'$ :ur"II ana GNt ~" "i"'Tt'l"''
thrmI.;h IN" i',arlinrn; If "h'ih welfare
az tn. W"rnan'~ r"rumir,"" ~ tn '"un-
I'll OF Naii"'!;l Defense.
April b. ihr anniversary "T Nmi"rirA :
cutry into the war. WAS chosen 4" '"'
opcniu;, Of the thilir"u'S Year. during
which Il IS hupHd Ia ruI 'ir' ii%laht Nor
tuli;y rate III til" l'nitrh stats ny "n"-
third. IL urIrr that "H"h STAT" Ni"i'i
bear It's iull Shur" - i!.r r"%H''r>'"!ifl
u;Intas hay been ass ;;m'G. iri$"d on me
federal census or 14ln. Th"S" quotas
rang. from N"w Works total ~ N.'iiN.t"
Nryada'S quota nf sixty Illinois must
save $685. babies. T"NnN ''.",". ''Nl" i.
SO. r;""r2,i;, 800. Missouri "."9l. N"r'l'
raroliu:t @.l3" Massachusetts. ''"'f' ~"
Jersey, Ind.ana. Mirhi@lu Mimi sofa,
Wisconsin. Iowa.. Virginia. south caro-
lima. E,ntucky Tenn! S$"". tlahaml.
Mississippi. Arkansas. l."nIStIrn ana
oklahoma must each save |" iw""u ".h"p
ard ::.nnn: Connecticut. " hrl$ka Kan
saS Nnrylan,i W.$t Virginia.. WaSh!n+
:nu and California; each between l."""
and o.rhn.
", r,.,,;rnt ;yith i;e assignment Of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-03
P|MPLy? WELL, DON'T BE-
People Notice 1t. Drive Them
Off with DR.. Edwards
Olive Tablets

Apimply face will not embarrass you
much longer if you get package OF
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. The skin
should begin to clear after you have
taken the tablets a few nights.
Cleanse the blood, bowels and liver
with DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets. the
successful substitute for calomel; there's
no sickness or pain after taking them
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets do that
which calomel does, and just rs cffec.
lively. but their action is gentle anG
safe instead of. severe and irritating
No one who takes Olive Tablets is
ever cursed with "a dark brown taste"
bad breath, dull, listlcss, mo good"
feeling, constipation, torpid liver. bad
disposition or pinply face.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are q
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil: you will know them by their
olive color.
DR.. Edwards spent years among pa.
tents afflicted with liver and howe!
complaints, and Olive Tablets are the
immensely effective result.
Take one or two nightly for week
See how much better you feel and look.
lOc and 25c Per box AL druggists
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-03
LOUISVILLE

About twenty teams and wagons 10
i',nSin- L. tn. PITTSBURGH Construction
company passed through hero on sun
day .nr"utr 10 L point in Guernsey cnu'-
y tn b" u$rd Tn" work 1T paving OIL
the old National pix" SOM" liz" miles
- tbs work III that county being still
Incomplete.
Euad Superintendent Joseph l-opnr
and his corps Of workrrS'ar" kept busy
much OF the time seeing that the road
between Fairvl"w and til" river is kept
IN good condition. tlc is being urr'Si
," tax" on NOR" o. The highway in tn"
outlying districts but cannot assume III"
task on account Of th.. shortages of help
TIL" Suushrn" hand met AZ ri" HON"
-: Ehyth Mcpherson on til" eth. and as
usual spout an "nj":ahl" time and rem
d"r'd AZ excellent program.
IL. v.4 Pl:,:nit.id cemetery about on"
mil. S";i.ih Of town is h"ing cl"an"f
l'hc..d and I'll: in shape - u result of
tn" S4nh h.IucS; l'rt by ~" Ia" l,ucr'-
liza DUnr' fur that :'u"pnS'. This old
burial ground. "r finally l"!"ngiuE t"
tn. Society If Friends. h,L$ Fallen ii,In i
sal STAT. -; d"ray and disorder owing /"
:, lack r:' spr,'ihr funds or anyone nay
ing authority /" solicit or uvcr>a''" r"-
pair.
III. s"uild uu:Lrt":l$ nt".'.inE OF tn"
I"rriStuSn rhHrG.. az III. VI. t.. rhurrh
will l." h"ld ut MnrriSInwn III, next Sun
dag A. d. n'.!ur'k T.. IN. Til. Rev. &. W.
Daui"rd. district Sup' rin'sni"Ht. will b"
present and address tho people. and all
members of the entire circuit East
Richlitn.. i.oydSvl!" :uI MorriSi"wr
arr urg,d 10 attend.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-03
WHEATLESS LUNCHEON
FOOD CONSERVATION
FOOD
WILL WIN
THE
VAR



Til" food administration. in following
Gn the suggestion al yr$'"riiay for pc"-
pie To- make their home absolutely
whratI"SS. now offers III" following s'E-
C"Sli"uS for avoiding WHEAT N lunch.
II these suggestions will b.. taken in
earnest and seriously considered hE our
housewives Ne can soon send AL our
wheat "nv"r there Remember the
Italian ,n"rrhan; Of this county who
said: THAT his people did not know
how to cat wh"a; substitutes. but that
they ln1.,m,l,.,i /" learn ami would not
us" any whcat--that they could do with
cut il So tn" soldier could hav" it al"
Is" th.*" suggestions from the
United STATES food administration and
make your l:nrhron absolutely wheat
loss:
No Whoa; Rrcad---WafcrS and crack
FRS II cnr'm"al. oatmeal. corn flour. rice
flour or barley.
Quirkhr"alS ii oatmeal. cornmcal,
cora Hour. rlc'. Hour. barley. buckwheat-
P"tHtucS, h"ininy. rice.
Cookies If oatmeal. corn -four. rice
flour. barley tlour. hurkwhcat. peanut
meal. Cakes If barley. corn flour. rice
flour oat Hour. potato flour. Desserts
such as frui, rrmp"tcS. gelatin dishes,
oatmeal buildings. ricr buildings. potato
Hour desserts. rurnln"li Indian pudding,
harley pudding<.
Corn Flour Biscuits.
Onr-halt cup fat. twu-thirdS cup
cup Eruutd oats. six teaspoons baking
powder. one teaspoon salt. three table
spoons fat. one cup liquid.
Mix dry Ingredients together. rub in
h" fat. add The LIQUID. roll "r pat lightly
int" biscuits. tiak" immediately in Il
hot oven.
Chocolate Cake
pnc-E1f cup fat, two-thirdS cup
sugar. thro" eggs. on" cup syrup. three
quarters cup milk. one teaspoon salt,
uur cup rio" Hour. two cups barley
Hour. six t";tspu"mS baking powder. on"
Teaspoon cinnamon. ore teaspoon vanilla.
i've squares chocolate.
cream Tia" fat. sugar and egg yolks.
add IN" syrup ard milk and NIX well.
Md alternately the liquid. and tho dry
ingredients Siftcd together. Add flavor
ing and melted chocolate. Fold III we'll
hraI"n "gS white. PAX" abuut on" hour.
*;artiuG in !! muh"rat" over. Inrrr;tS,.
tho heat after twenty minutes.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


wards. being .r"ci"G Nt COS; NJ $3.50
huO h;t"" been cpInpl"t"d. and the other
hr..a will b. finished soon. Two nt tho
nine haysh"dS. which ara To cost $:iI.u0p.
ar. dom. bat work has not Yet been
started nu the tiv" n"w warehouse &. for
which $4,000 has been appropriated.
The n:W grain elevate" has been com
il'.i'd 1t an exp"tiS'' ~ $%".""". l. dental
inrrnarr costing $i:..m"" and rcgi-
mental infirnary IL" Snm'. Authority
tor the construction ~ - black powder
magazine has ben rrce!v"'i.
The Go.nd light field artill"r; has re-
ceivcd twu batteries at n"w French -
guns. M ammunition has arri, ed yet.
hut tn" men are getting prar;icr haul:
ins them around and sighting
Eleven nn,I-cum1ni$Sioncd officers
We're cited to-day b. division h"ahGuar-
i"rS for excellence" in machine guns. All
ct them l.:Lv" shortly as par OF the
u .0hD ordered TO another camp:
i. f.. !tllha J. e. EurkharGt. l.. J..
Fabian. r.. W. Goy.r. Chus. IIa$uanu.
\. q. Haffner, }. K. iI"lmick. II. y.
krausc. J. W. Mcraughau. IL. Rudy and
W. A. smith. OF the machine gun bat
t;uiouS.
Fur1y-four enlisted men. the majority
~ whrEl also ar" slated tOr an early
move. wer" graduated in Il school Of
gas defense conducted by british Cap
tain W. f. iunt"cr:
10th nfanrry-O. A. bartholomew.
corporal E;l$S". K. !. E"n"it. ". 4.
COLI. W. l.. Tulb"rtson. r. ~ Diicrich
j. W thrkrntn T.. J. fIcidrr. c. II.
k.mr! =. +. N"nn"dy. NJ. kllcorse. A.
Ei.,rirr i',rIp,rul EirkNI,pI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-03
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS.

Tho United States civil service COM
mission announces thr following n;TT.rd
examinations IN be- held i'll thu near
future. Necessary Information and ar-
plicati"n forms may b" secured from
the secretary OF the board NJ examiners
~ the local p"stnfticr. TIN. list al "N-
aminatinus is as follows: S"ocial.'
Statisticiau (malc). $3.6H0-$ $40. May
IA: assistant superintendent. jnStru-
mrnt department tmal"l. May -; acting
assistant surgeon Gcma!c). Si.>"h-
$"juu. May 81: library assistant. May
-: preparation in rntomulusy. May ~
20; scientific assistant. May "2-"@%:
scientific assistant in marketing. May
"3-.4: clerk qualified in modern lam
:,uagr tmalc and frualc). May $3.50:
assistant examiner. patent office. May
a2-.4: rlrrk depart mental service. May
rs: assistant i'll poultry and egg ham
ding (malc). Sl.20h-$lG@A. May rs:
counsel (maln or fcnal"). May "S: cleo
trical l;Ll,rr;ttnrian trralc). May -: pro-
tochcmist (mal.D. $@.i6n. May Is; tn""s
ticator in foreign marketing Of aGr!rul-
tural products (malc), Sl.S00-$G.0nn.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-03
ILLINOIS WILL PAY.

SPRlNI;Fl:LD. H.. May ..-FuncrAl
Expenses "c Robert Paul rragcr. lynchH'l'
lrSl month at crllinSvilr because Di
alleged S"dition. Will h paid by III"
state OF illinois,. Governor Frank -.
l."w'!rn informed, Secretary Of state
Lansing to-day. The German govern
mrnl r"c"n'ly drrlar''l that it you'll
i;uIraIt'c all proper and lifting funeral
."xrrtlS"-' If Prayer. forwarding the
offer through III" Swiss legation. AS
:, sui - hill -: Sl?, WAS presented. 10
tn" SWISS minister IN Washington.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-03
CAMERON
Liberty Bonds Arc SIN Selling.

Tn" "omiuiii"" ~ selling Ia" Liberty
bonds ar" huStlnG with might and main
10 m:Ik" ia" thina: 70. and th"y ar" sue
rc"dinE very nicely. W" hav" not been
informed just what TN" sales on this
third issue Of bonds amounts 10 ut Cam
"r"n. hu, """ryh"dy Interested can rest
assured lhnt Cameron hTS never failed
to do her Wh"i" duty when il Cnru"s Ia
u matter Of chrrity or patriotism. W"
VIII do nllr share.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-03
DULL, SPLIT
SICK HEADACHE
DR.. JAMES HEADACHE POWDERS
RELIEVE AT ONCE-1o CENTS A
PACKAGE.

yon take DR.. James Headache
Powder and In just few moments
your head clears and al. neuralgia
and pain fades away. It's the quisk'
est and surest relief for headache.
whether dull. throbbing. splitting or
ncrve-racktng. Send someone to the
drug store aid get dime package
1ow. Quit suffaring-it's so needless
! Be sure you get DR.. James Head
Ssche Powders--then there Will be no
Liapo2ntment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-03
MRS. SHARPE COMES.

W ATLANTIC FORT. MAY Airs.
William -. Sharp. VIII" -; ~" Amer
lean ambassador tn Frame. accompanied
by her two daughters. arrived hire t%-
day w Il French lin" Steamship. Mrs.
Sharpe said SHE wuUli return 10 Franc"
after Sh" had placed h.! daughters IN
school here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-03
Catholic Mission This week.

FAlhNr SN.nl "i WESTON = huldlnE n
mission AT III s.. Mnrtln'St'uIhn
church i."r' this week. Tn" meetings
ar" being we'll rit'nd''u ana tn" SERMONS
;trr ali Of i;;r very highest class and
represent much scholarship along tho
lines ~ 'hrnlu-y. Tho meeting is army.
ing nm abundant %uCr':SS and is The re-
sui al much good.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-03
COUNTY COURT
Marriage Licenses,

John Hill. colorcd. -. and Yerlen
Robinson. IS. both Of Wheeling.
Duncan Hoskinson. "a. and Marie
Drc$slrr. 81. both Of Wheeling.
Walter II. Coylr. 81. and Anna l..
Cl"lry. 81. both Of Denver. Colo.
Tony GunGar. 80. OF Ecnwood. AMI
SuSi" linlda. 20. OF Moundsvlle.
John kudla. II. and Frances VclosAi,
is. both Of Wheeling
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-03

CAMP SHERMAN. -. MaE. @.-l-ica'.
W NJ White. triiuEG f"'iiSSi""i
FovRt he. :sa..d :,.tantr:. l.'i 4 c!IS'
uf lively, "ft.,'.-S Ito! ny h'N'Si"h
n.a.l,iulr;.r& t'.-dtE' Tor .Nc'ilsac' ~
Af"ld f"r;j;j"i,l"n> III! f"F"ST'F"H.
LIEUT.. t., e. Nau.k. cath i':an'rE. Ma
second. and captain Austin Z. story.
leading SlArk county h"y~ III t"mp''"!
l. 33an.l imf:,:: ~. ;Ai-d.
Others .",nrn.udvF W'r": Captains
Edgar \...dhsm and L. /. scott. cVni-
handing ToG..dp boys III taH @-"th IN
fantrI: i.,cui. l. =. Nelson. "@"jh IN
fantry. Capt Il. l.: Emerson. E'lIc:"h-
ta!n.. and L:-ut%. ". -. StatnrrS. W. /.
G"qp"A and :. +. Edwards. ""-nd m
f;,,,try: l.l-utS NJ. NJ. Simmons. y. H.
b,y and +. l.. knyy. %2"til infantry;
L.i.u,S. G. e. EIuir;rr. +. w. pld"han
G.. y. lick. T. r. frrnk"l ana J. &
Gr..u GGiSt infantry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-03

Harry see wrll-knuwn doctor
declares that music has decided cura-
tive properties.
SadiC-Som" music may have. but
there's whole LOT that makes me-
sick.-Exchange.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-05-03

Al d"uh, that III. ::''H"r!'n"nt l""'dS
tr. make tniS ,.:tntonTr'E; permanent VA
,,isn..u.d t..-.la. sitt Ia" recipe by
Major W. \ swallow. constructing
,,,..r,.rrn,>,."- -; authority :" .Hp"ni
ssh nDu IL rebuilding camp rradS with
c,r,-.t, nud u;tIrtd;Iin.
-Four m.t,> OF ha"K roads over "hiru
tr,rfir IN supplies IL heavy VIII ~
u:.,.a.iau.iZ,d and "n..-halt mile N front
al th, warehouses will b. built % con
C...tr.
DiviS!u. staff officers ar" I" h;'Er =
,wu-Sirrl building Tor heir Quhr''E@
erected near division headquarters. IL
WAS ,nuounc.i ~ areN"n> th"tr quar-
TIERS arr scattered.
Eir. nj the twelve cunvai"sccnt
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The G2cnd light field artillery has. re-
ceived two batteries at n"w French ="
guns. M ammunition has arris ed yet.
hut tn" Incu are getting pra';iC- haul:
irs them around AMI sighting.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-17

F --
10y You're a regular, red-booded true blue Ameri-
can You love your country You love that flap
ping, swapping old flag. Your heart thumps hard
when the troops tramp BY You're loyal 100 per cent
You intend oyou tUan to-fep win the war in hurry.
Sacrifce? Sure, you've been thinking till they really
need it, And you honestly thought you that +4
Butlook yourself in the and search and
your heart did it? Did you really safce?'
Listen You feel The third Liberty Loan the high prices
income done your bit youv given all YOU
a What? Then what did mean What that you
ing country What did think the sacrifice means.
Surely didn't did give only what you spare?
What about the boys who giving their lives the trenches?
they giving only what they 'spare?' observation-disclosures Z
How about thosemothers and little kddes
towns Of that warswep hehungry sobbng Giving
up their homes their husbands their fathers . 4 =- ~. z
While here with
heads and feel patriotic because have
off the top Of our roll. WeUe given all spare2 a
h Come, come! Let's quit fooing ourselves Let's
learn what sacrifice" means. Let US give more than
we can sparelet us give till the heart says STOP"
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1918-05-17

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I'm afraid that's all can spare

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-15
Gin @eniiainmer.

Sin 8eniisiamer.
Salt on oelm bcin Guitlpiel ange.
brnht, neil ou 10 fioel biit2"
.0eiit, aber Die beioen @ise oar-
mtsl"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-15
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9os Neueite; Die 5rou ais Irdi
left"
@ot unl're gauge Wimnerwelt ey-
i6refft,
Wos leiht begreiflid, 0enn I'M Eld
nemahen
@iro cine 6ral oes Monues INNER
LADEN.
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.Nos lit ous, Eapn, Ole @eger.
purtei2"
Gle Dtdnal"
Die 0abrung eiles gabps loa
81 ettpa eiuem 9ritel ans 5ett be
lfeben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-03-15
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