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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-02
FARM LANDS.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGES acres,
good buildings. well located. all woven
wire fences about 10 acres Of wheat now
growing on farm. VIII take city proper
ty or small farm located in or near Co
shen. Elkhart, MisSawaka or South
Bend. T. ]. Clark and Son, 4O91O Union
Trust Bldg. Ii. 2. office 56S6. Res. $3.50
SSH If
FOR EXCHANGE-lOO acres good land,
plenty Of good saw timber, well
fenced, good buildings, located on main
road, all stock, tools and crops can go
with the farm. good horses. cows, pigs.
chickens. implements Home phone Bill,
Bell phone 49,, \. q. Noigt, Mgr. Cen
trail Realty Co. 300 Citizens Bank Bldg.
9173-tf
FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE-13 acres
with four room house; only 80 miles
northeast Of the court house; with 8
acres seeded with rye and acres seed
ed with wheat; acres IN alfalfa. For
quick sale VIII take $500, $500 in cash
or Liberty bonds as first payment and
the balance land contract. Might con-
slider some trade. Cali Home phone 1856.
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Gets a Position Gets HeLp
Barter and Exchange

and they are Therefore hereby required
% De and appear m said lolr- on the
18th day Of November. l0lS when the
same VIII be heard and make proof IL
rleir heirshlp. or claim 90 any pau 81
said gsrste and Show cause ~ any there
be. why said account and Vouche.s
should not De approved
Witness the clerk and the seal ~ the
So Joseph Circuit Court ut south Bend.
Indiana. 10th day az October ly1.
GEO. 81 RAAH Clerk
b. Bernard r. Hgerstuau Deputy.
26-2
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AUCTION SALE


@~7@--AN W eAAMt AEE 4 MHfEAA-
NOTICE OF FINAL ACCOUNT.
BY direction NJ Naomi G. TurreI adj
ministratriX OF estate ~ Schuyler IT,
Iurren. late OF 81. Joseph County. in the
State Of Indiana deceased.
Notice Is hereby given o. Tho bai "a
iegatees, and devisees OF said decedent
and all other persons interested lu said
estate, that said administrators has nlel
IN this Court her account ana vouchers
Tor the nnal settlement 0f said estate,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-02
FOR EXCHANGE

FOR EXCHANGE-SO-ac farm north Of
south Bend, S-rOom house, bank barn
and other buildings. VIII accept i'm
proved property in any location.
HASTINGS,
Office open evenings.
Bell 21I. Home GAO, s6s5-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-02

man Cor generaI office and clerical
work. To keep all receiving department
records for large manufacturing Institu-
ton in Mishawaka General Office oNps-
rieuce necessary. Typcwriter operator
preferred. Permanent position Good
wages Position mure zoe filled within "a
few days Address giving fun p3rtic-
ulars. r.. %. Box IL, Alishawaka. Ind
$50 Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-02

WANTED-The government says. "use
fOrceful methods In bringing 10 the
attention OF young people the need for
office help. "As duty OF patriotism
and humanity prepare at once. Special
short, intensive training az the South
Bend Business College is advisable at
this time. Write. call. or telephone
lBeil j5l, Home 5j51J for particulars.
Sj47 II
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NoTTCE - Ar,nINIerRATInN.

NOTICE. OF 1T1M1N >rFtATION.
Notice is hereby given. thar The under
gncl das been appointed tg The Clerk
81 the Circuit Court ef So Joseph Couu-
g, state cf Indiana. alruiUlstrator Of
tie estate ~ Eta NetlleUal late ~ ST.
Joseph County deceased
said estate g. supposed % D. solvent.
JOHN o.. NEAGLEN. Adm.
Oct Is Igls
JOHN Is. TEAGLEY. ATTY r1r Adm.
1922
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-02
SITUATION wANTED-MALE.

WANTED Position on a farm by the
year by a married man with family u
four. 200 N sixth 81 River Park.
g1s1-j
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-02

WASTED-Scores OF nne office posi-
tons are vacant and more viii be.
Women. and boys not OF draft age.
should qualify 90 once o. grasp oppor-
tuuity. A short intensive course 80 the
South Bend Business College VIII make
you thoroughly efficient. Enter any
Monday. day or evening sessions
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-02

NUIIIL OF IUNIIN 1T L-LIIUN.
Notice s. hereby given tnat the under
signed has been appointed by the Clerk
II the Circuit Court of So. Joseph Coun-
ty- State or Indieua, executor ~ the
estate NJ Franklin r. smith 'afe Of ST..
Joseph County. deceased.
Said estate rs supposed to De- solreru
GLEN r. SMITH. Executor.
Oct 1a ISIS
CLIFFORD g. nT COMB
ATTY. fer Executor 1928
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-02
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR FURS-HandsOm set OF
genuine Hudson seal long wide stole.
y inches long, latest round muff. Never
used. Worth So, VIII take $50 and send
&. o. ID. Privilege Of inspection before
payment to any address, Mrs. Algernon
Alexander, 2i3 Delaware av., Buffalo, n.
Y. 015j-2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-02
HOUsEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-TO adults only, two fur
nished light housekeeping rooms All
modern. 500 5. Carroll st. Bell 1866.
92O3-5
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SAIfF--Thc FOaghbred I3aff 0rph-
ington pullets. Home phone 4429.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-02

FOR SALE-RSA esP desk, TIVE office
chairs. 6 dining room chairs, one book
case and a couch 531 n. Main 81. $685.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-02

FOR SABE-Smitn Form 3 Ford IL
ton truck. Closed body. All IN first
class shape. Call Bell phone 5SS2.
1926 e
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-02

FOR SALE-Ouc Mitche7f eTecrric starter
cheap; can be seen at the HuFwwtch
Auto Parts Co, 2:4-220 W, South st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-02

FOR SALE-Partridge Plylnoth Rock
hens and CockrellS, all blue ribbon win
ners. Bell phone 1885 9146-2
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

n. G. FELTON,. AuctiOneer. Graduate Of
Jones National school Of Auctioneers.
Phone or wire at my expense Phone
Oh on . klOndike. X. r. ., Bremen.
General farm sales. pure bred I've stock
and real estate. $50 q
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FOX SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALIs-CJckerels s. c. Black Min
Orcas. English White LeghornS 1902
w. Indiana av. 916S-3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-02

WANTED A young man % Go collect
Bros. g2O3-5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-02
LOANS AzD LAIN h0TEs.
ElssERlsl;sllllsiIsssssiltsli

- LOAN COMPANIES
ListeolnDaer f1iH hEaairE sFs nam
uera OF indiNnE Association 81 Isoaa 4
2 Bro AeIs- De2,lasa VITA AM % these
axe Euathhtetsd % the AasOelntiOn
: LsOAN6 On
) FURNITURE AND LIVE SpOCh
Aof Inference WHERE you have
nAd = toAns o. = ast y0u wait tha
0ONhf rOE, 1
s CALL And SEE Us 5
" Our p0asResH 10 cOnd uctet ID tie !
Theory that right treatment Keeps 4
: tie DUa4ness CROWNS.
LOANS FhOM SIU 10 2sG0
! LaA We paid back IA monthly ln- =
-stalAmenLs, from - - Haontha. s
, pils On psrcenI lntereHt ~ Al. :
) PAID bAl&ncBE
RENEMBER :
AAeTe " ~ ChAHIE FOR our
serYlce-nOI even interest in al. s
5 vance. Get ia touch with uH bJ )
) TELEPHONE Oh LEIIER :
s Hone Phone Coco. BellsP hope f6lS. s
- SECURITY LOAN GO. &
RG9m u, 1. y. =. b. bag. .
OpposiEe New Stpdebaker bldg. s
Cor. Warrington and Main.
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WANTED TO BUY

wANTED--6 or foot showcase. -
S. Michigan st. 914O-.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-02
MALE XIII WANTED.

WANTED-10 steady iab0rcrs. " ages
20 per hour. apply 80 $. 81. Joe -
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OFFICE HEL~


A secretarial course or course in
business and personal leadership, should
appeal 10 every young man and woman
today. THE KELLEY BUSINESS
SCHOOL teaches these popular subjects
In connection with the regular stenOg-
raphic and commercial subjects. Call
and get "a list Of the subjects you may
study at this school Begin course any
day. Don't delay. Enroll now. Kelley
Business school 40 r. Wayne ST
Phones Bell. 3d. Home. 24S4s res.
phone. Bell 24S4. S9O9-d
PLACE YOUR APPLICATION WITH
THE THOMAS SCHOOL LICENSED
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. American
Trust Bldg Michigan and Washington
SIS. IL you want the best office position.
This agency is conducted along high
class lines and treats employer and en-
Dluye iu the fairest manner and i'm
way 90 place Office people where they
can serve the employer and themselves
IN the best way.
We have positions every day fOf:
Stenographers. typists. bookkeepers, die
machine and bookkeeping machine ope-
rat0rs, general Office people and for
those desiring TO secure general Office
position, but who have No. experience.
Open every day, Monday, Wednesday,
Friday evenings. Saturday afternoon.
BUSINESS FIRMS can Bell 2gO6
Home 22l0 for high grade Office people
Free service. We place the right person
IN tile eight place
THE THOMAS SCHOOL Public Work
Dept does addressing muItigraph let
tiers, general work. Best rates.
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-A nicely furnished sleep
Ing ard sitting room ensuite. Suitable
for two. In a strictly private. modern
home, two blocks from post office. Bell
SSlS. 9I97-S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-02

FOR RENT-Very desirable sleeping
room. steam heat. pa s. Lafayette
9O79-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED Buckwheat. $500 per hun
dred paid for good buckwheat. Starr
Mills. 9l19-5
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-02

FOR SALE-Twelvs-rOo show case. ex-
Cellent condition 5000 Franklin
Motor Car Co.. 81 Lincoln way ".
I3SsS-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-02
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE Six rooms and bath. Mod
ern except furnace; newly painted, six
blocks ffrom Studebaker Call evenings
or Sundays. 242 +. sample. 91S3-2
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PERSONALS.

BONDS-We pay cash for all kinds Of
bonds, $50 500 and mp to any amount.
Room 10 II y. Michigan St, over the
20 30. 91S1 If
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-02
WANTED.

BOYS TO SELL PAPERS ON STl,EET.
LIBERAL COMMISSIONS. CALL AT
CIRCULATION DEPT. NEWS-TIMES.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-02
OFFICE ROOMS FOR RENT.
WANTED To RENT.

WANTED-By gentleman and wife. mod
ern room and board in private family.
Permanent If suits Best references Civ
en- II required. Address w. s. r., the
Studebaker Corp. 91S4-4
WANTED To RENT-Ihree furnished
rooms for light housekeeping. Heated.
Box O-21 News Times. 9I4S-2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-02

STOCKS AND BONDS-We buy Liberty
bonds. $50, 500, $500. $1,000 to S35 600.
Cash by return mail Henderson and
Co., Bankers. us n. LaSalle st, Chicago.
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WANTED-BoARD AND ROOM.
to room and board in
modern home. Call Bell 3206. Obs q
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-02

FOR RENT - Two modern furnished
rooms for light housekeeping, with
bath Three doors from car line. Call
Bell 3226 e153-tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-02
ATTENTION.
FORD OWNERS

If you contemplate dispostng OF your
Ford car, see us before you sell, az we
have a number OF prospective buyers
who VIII pay you the highest cash price.
HINkLE MeEOR co.
2Z7-2 NJ Lafayette.
Bell I328 Home a5iA
6555-tf
e404-1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-02

FOR RENT-Three light housekeeping
IRONS. Bath. gas. telephone. Adults
only. Also private sleeping rooms. 523
Lincoln Way j. 9163-S
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-26
By John De Gandt

UNITED Press staff correspondent
Paris, Aug. 26.-(4 p. m)-The bat
tie was resumed on large scale be-
tween the Disc and the Aisne today.
The French are pressing northward and
eastward in the Ailette salient TO force
the defenses east Of Noyon and west Of
Coucy lie Chateau. preparatory to open
ing the way for decisive drive toward
the Somme in the HamSt. Simon re-
gion.
Strong forces have pushed across the
Ailette and Coucy Lee Chateau is already
oetflanked from the north.
The Germans are resisting energetic
ally along the ridge and north Of Coucy
East of Bagneux, French troops have
progressed eastward beyond the sois.
sons -Chauny railway
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-26
Must Abandon Line.

Londan, Aug. 26-While continuing
a necessary attitude of reserve regard
ing ultimate possibilities Of the allies
maintaining their present rate of prog
rcss, military writers anticipate the
Germans will begin very soon to aban-
don the whole territory east of their
line as now constituted, as far as the
line of Soissons, LeFere, st. Quentin
and Cambria in order to prevent as ir-
reparable disaster on the present battle
grounds. The Anglo-French pincers are
now gripping the boehe from slightly
south of Noyon to just north of Ba-
paume, while the allies artillery is eff.
feetively dominating the boche road and
rail communications.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-26
killed IN Action

Major Arthur y. l,outon, Trumans-
burg N. Y.
Capt. Fred William neudry, Detroit,
Mich.
sst Simeon l.. Niekcrson, Midllc-
boro, Mass.
COfporals Felix NJ. King, Washington
Pa; John Repsdorf, New salem. n b;
chas Il. Armbrust., GreenabufQ. IN.
BpgIer Ward y. Morrison, GesiReke,
Mich.
Pryntea Ernest 8. Adams, Maiden.
Mass; WYlie Arnett, Dade City, Flat
william Baftlett, kingmusaDtain n.
Cj chas W Bnnkman, tramb Rapids
Mich, Lcmael A. Chappell. Dawson
Springs. Ky; John Dendor, Jackson,
Mich; Frank J Downs, Waterbury,
Conn; Frank v. Gfiunon, New York.
Franklin A. I4andrum, Baltimore, Nd;
Henry j. Long, CiaFkton, Moi James J.
MeCnrihy, Maiden, Mass; Ben Mafgo-
lis Detroit, Mich; Edward smith, NJ
emergency address; wylie STEPHENS,
Adalrsyille. Gal Francis a Bender, Az.
toona, Pa; Michael H. Braekea. Ana
eonda, Mont; william Aloysius Dick
haus, Jersey City, n. } Allen Dimon,
walse Center, n Y, Edward A. Doro,
Poysippl. Wis; Frank r. Eeheveria,
iolllsier, Cali Harry W Erickson, Sis
terbay, Wis; Braszo Famoso, New York
Walter l.. Frye. Canada; Fred Idlctt,
MARROW, Okla; John q. Kenny, Minot,
n. D; Raymond v. kirkey, Burlington,
|N D; Barnard r. Korte. St Helena,
Cal. John II. Krause, Danyers, illi Ed
wagd II. Knhnle. Oakland. Cal; Peter
Laron, Alameda, Cal; Claire O. Lewis
ton. Spring Valley, Wis; Robert 9. Me-
Gune, padneah, Ky; Earl Z NORMAN,
Wausa, Neb; Marcus Penna, san Az
tonic, Tex; Anthony Pospisil, Balie'
Mont; Herman u. Reieb bi9omer, Wiz
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-26
Nicholas Still Hoped For Rus
sian Victory; Regarded
Kerensky Highly.

Amsterdam, Aug "a, The first
events in the war after his abdicaiion
from the Russian thrcne, when the
Russians made q half hearted effort to
stem the German invasion, filled the
former ear, Nicholas H.. with pleas
ure, according TO continuation Of his
diary, which Is being printed in Ger.
man newspapers He pays great com.
piiment TO Alexander kerensky, who
handled the reins Of government for
period after the ear left Tsarke.
Sel0.
The ear was extremely depressed
when be heard Of the retreat of Rus
sian soldiers when they had been or
dered TO attack.
The diary, as received here yesterday
and today, covers the period from
March 3 10 July p. The earlier part Of
the diary covers The period immediate
~ after the ezar's abdication. during
which time he confidently expected
that he would be allowed 70 70 10 Eng
land, being sustained in this belief By
Prince Lvoff and KeTensky.
The diary follows
(The Russian calendar is written ~
days behind the calendar used here,)
"Mareh 3~-Slept long and we'll.
Awakened far from Dvinsk on sunny
frosty day. Discussed with my people
yesterdays eYfnts. Read much Of
Julius Caesar Al $50 arrived 81 No.
gileff, where the whole staff awaited
me at the station. AIexieff came with
the latest uews from Rodziaako. 50
Miseha (the grand duke Miehaell has
resigned. His manifesto closes with a
wag Of the tail for constituent, a..
sembly. 10 be elected within thfee
mOnihs.God kn0ar what moved bin to
sueh nonsense. Ia 81 Petersburg, the
unrest has ceased. II only il had lsst-
ed longer.
March g.-Bsgaa a fact, but the
fas; did noi begiH with jey. After the
midday mass KeFensky vas here. He
begged that We restrict cur meeting
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-26
CZAR. TELLS STORY OF
LIFE WHILE PRISONER

to meal time and sit apart from the
children. This, 70 certain degree, il
necessary TO him in his purpose 70
paeify the famous workmen's and sol
dicrs' council, to avoid violence one
must adapt one,s self
fMareh i7.-Slcpt vel Al 10 a. N.
good Alex Zone Of tho grand dukcs)
arrived foi conference, at noon |
went 10 the station TO receive dear
mamma coming from Kieff. took her
to breakfast / finally received two
kilograms frOp Alice (the ezarinh
The weather is horrible and e0lfd
There Is snow storm. After tea !
received Alexieff and Friederich. Din.
ed with mamma and sat with her.
March lO--Frpm 10 o'eloek 10
noon | attended mass. Then mamma
came and we hreakfasted. After TEA
received General 1yanoff, who came
fro mthe requisitioning He had been
10 TsaTkoe.Selo, where he had seen
Alice. What has become of poor Counts
Friederiehs and Wojestoff, whose pre-.
senee exeites eyerybodyi They have
gone to Friederiebs' property neat
Ptnse.
"Mareh 2l-The last day at No.
gileff Read NY farewell command to
the army.
@Marh 2l.--s - went to tbs
house 81 the officer Of the day, where
! took leave Of the staff and the aath
critics. Al home | said farewell 70 the
officers and the Cossaeks Of the guard
Of the Free Regiment. Ny heart was
breaking, Al noon breakfasted with
mammal in her apartment Al 2 Deloek
said farewell 20 see Sondf0, sergen,
Boris, and Alex. Peor Aiiow admiral
Nilow, the eEar's adjutant1 was mol
allowed 20 accompany ME. AZ 2:50
left Megileff Il vas touching 70 zee
the erosd Of people who aee0mpan
led me. -Four 81 Petersburg member
Of the soyict are On my train. am
heavy. woefal and full Of longing.
March 22-At i1.30 arrived quick
ly and safely as Tsafkoe selo. God
What differeneei IN the streets
aftride fhe castle and even IN ths
parks there aSe senfinels. Before my
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-26
********#**#***# + =

New York, Aug. 26. The imperial
German government, through an act of
piracy, is responsible for the sinking Of
the cunard liner Lusitania, the United
States district court holds.
In forty five page opinion made pub
lie here today, Judge Mayer Of the fed
eral court here, absolves the Cunard
company from liability and suggests
that the German government be made
to settle when peace terms are made.
Relatives Of victims OF The Lusilanias
sinking and survivors Of that disaster
had sued the company for damages ag-
pFegating about 100000 The company
had applied for ruling on its liability.
e0ntending that on the nation 5 msfi-
time laws it could not be held rezpcn-
sible for more than the value Of the
cargo and baggage Of the passengers.
Judge Mayer found the ship was not
armed, that she carried no explosives
aad taat its destruction was wiIfuI
act of piracy, for which the German
government alone must be held resp0n-
sible. He pointed out that there was no
negligence on the part Of the ships %
fieers and that there was no panic
among the crew and that the ship re-.
named afloat after she had been strugk
by = torpedo.
This y the first time an Ame riean
court has passed % the sinking Of the
vessel and Is the only time court ii
fhis country has determined WhefhtF
she was painted 10 resemble trans
port, - had beea eOnieaded by GeaaaHy
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-26
AZ MARION COUNTY
BOYS WILL ENTRA|N
FOR CAMP TOMORROW
Will Leave For Camp Lewis on
Southern Pacific Train
LIS In Afternoon.

Forty-two men, mostly few months
over the age of 2l years will entrain
tomorrow for Camp Lewis leaving Sa.
lem on the l;35 afternoon train on the
Southern Pacific. As it seems to be
the wish Of most of the young men that
they be permitted to depart minus the
usual speeches and singing at the de
pot, the exemption board has arranged
for band to escort them to the depot
from the court house.
Besides the A. to entrain from this
part of the county under orders from
division No. of Marion county, six
men viii be inducted from other boards.
The names Of the 42 to leave from Sa-
lem and vicinity are as follows:
James Robert, age 80, Salem.
John d. Stettler, p, Salem.
Guy d. Hurt. 81, Silver Falls Camp
No. 3.
Leo, Hopt, 2l, Salem.
Cecil J. Kerr, 81, jefferson.
Noble Henningsen, q, Salem.
Rufus +. Cory, 2l. Maeleay.
George A. Peristeropolous, 2l, Salem.
CONTINUED on page two)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-08-26
SAL LVATON ARMY GETS
HIGH TRIBUTE PAID TT
BY REV BILLY SUNDAY

kaiser and his bunch as emphatically
as he is said to 20 after the devil in
his religious meetings
His savings were in part as fellows:
You never saw salvation army
going dows the street without an Am.
eriean flag, even before the war.
''This Is no two horned dilemma.
You are either for the kaiser or against
him.
Il never mention the name Of the
kaiser without wanting 10 use q disin-
fectant for my mouth.
"Thcre is nothing SO low down that
that low-down, weasle eyed wolfish
bunch of Heinies would not do. Bus
you bet they will now get the hot end
Qf the poker,
" What grave DO you suppose is deep
enough to bury this infamous pirate
and ambassador of helli No language
can describe the infamy and tommy
rot Of this bunch.
DIRTY sons of Hell"
'Your standing in society after this
war is over win not depend on Brai-
streets or Dunn, or whether YOU ride
in Tin Lizzie or Packard Your
standing will depend upon what you
have done to help lick those dirty sons
OF he'll.
NThere is nothing known in the in
fanny Of hell that this good for nothing
bunch has not done. And thank God,
there Is no nation on God Almighty's
dirt that can whip Uncle Sam.
''0ur boys from the farm and from
the office were pitted against those
Prussian guards and Uncle Sam 5 boys
licked the tar out Of them. The Heinies
had their tongues out running and bel
lowing like bulls.
"We should eonseerate all we have
TO sustain the boys at the front They
are dirty blackhearted traitors who do
anything 70 make 1t harder for our
boys at the front,
"There has been too dara many
strikes. Labor has too much at stake
to take stand against Uncle Sam. Tho
man who will strike for an increase Of
81 a day is as much profiteer as tho
man who profits 10000. What II tho
soldiers and sailors should 20 on
strike claiming the ~ bucks month
were not enoughf
food Huns Dead Ones
"lf we cannot save civilization, we
should 70 down with II. There would
be nothing worth living for Ii that
gang OF Heinies should win. That Why
we cannot lose,
"The world win stagger under tax
es for the next one hundred years iust
10 appcase tho ambition OF one low
down God'for.saken seoundrels And
there never win be peace until Ger
many accepts tho principles Of peace as
laid down BY President Wilson.
''Germany has the instincts Of q
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