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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-30
Cumberland Valley High
Line Construction Work
Is Nearing Completion

The Mason and Hanger Construc-
ton Company, who have been do
ing the high line construction work
on the Cumberland Valley Railroad,
between Newville and shippens6urg
during the past two years. nave
about completed their contract ana
the majority of the employees nave
been discharged.
The work was started at New
willie and was done as far as OAK
willie. after which work was started
at Britton's woods. Some extensive
work has been done at all places and
now the Ensign Construction COM
pany has taken up the work where
the Mason and Hanger Company
finished. The Ensign Company is
doing grading and the laying OF
tracks.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-30
Deaths and Funerals
John RICHARDS

Funeral services for John Rich
ards, aged 81 years, who died yes
terday at his home. 1854 Lexington
street, will be held tomorrow after
noon at o'clock. The Rev. ii. II.
Baldwin, of the Pine Street Presby-
terian Church, will officiate. Burial
will be in the East Harrisburg Gem
etery. For twenty-five years Mr..
Richards was an employe of the La
Manufacturing Com
pany.
Mr.. Richards is survived by seven
children, Idwall, Thomas, John c.,
Jr., Mary, Phoebe, Ruth and Kath-
ryn, all of this city. Three brothers,
who were called here by Mr.. Rich
ards illness, were at the bedside at
the time of his death. The yare Will
liam j., Keokuk. Ia; Joseph, Sharon,
and Thomas, Gary, Ind.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-30
FINAL FLASHES
OFF THE WIRE
By Associated Press

President Wilson is expected to
sail for the United States on Febru-
airy 10.
Ambassador Sharp arrived at New
York from France to-day.
Railroad telegraphers and station
agents were given further wage
increase to-day by Director General
McAdoo.
Premier Lloyd George and the
coalition government won a more
sweeping victory in Great Britain
than had been expected.
Concerted price fixing by any in
dustry after the government ceases
to exercise price control, January l,
will be regarded by the Department
of Justice as in restraint of free
competition.
Senator Hitchcock said to-day
Postmaster General Burleson came
very close to breaking faith with
Congress" in taking over control of
the cables after the armistice was
signed.
The German army command has
informed commanders on the east
ern front there is a most strict pro-
hibition against the giving up of
arms and war material by the Ger
mans to the Bolsheviki.
Former Premier Asquith, 1t is be-
lieved, will get a new seat in par
lament by one of. his followers re-
signing.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-30
Railroad Notes

Two new zone modification orders,
permitting the further shipment of
bituminous coal from patts of West
Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylva-
mia and into sections of Maryland,
New England and the District of
Columbia. haye been made public.
One order permits the all-rail ship
ment of bituminous coal on the Bal
timore and Ohio, the Western Mary
land, and the Coal and Coke rail-
road. in West Virginia, Maryland
and Pennsylvania, to all points in
New England. The other order pro-
vides for the shipment of bituminous
coal from all districts of Pennsylva-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-30
Establishes Record For
Tax ExOneratiOn

F. w. Myers. tax collector in Cone
WACO township. reported to the county
commissioner to-day that of the
s2.S74.11O which he was to collect this
year. he had turned in all but $500,
for which he was granted exonera-
tions. as the persons taxed are in
Army service or do not reside in the
district. 1t is one of the lowest ex-
onerations to be granted by the coun-
ty commissioners in years.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-30
A WELL-KNOWN JANITOR
OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Benefited in Health Through TonaIl

Benefited In Health Through TonalI
Samuel Swab, of New oxford, Pa.
now residing at Hershey, Pa,
makes this statement regarding the
merits of Tonall and how he was
benefited:
Il was Sanitor at the schools at
New oxford, Pa, and suffered gen.
eral breakdown in my health. 1
began to use Tonall, buying it at
Auker's Drug Store, and at once
began to improve in my health. Ton
all has benefited me wonderfully.
am now working and living at
Hershey. Pa. Because of the Roots,
s4erbs and Barks, Tonall has a de-
cided merit over any other medicine
ever heard Of"
Every one who uses Tonall speaks
in the highest terms of its health
giving qualities.
TonalI is sold at Gorgas' Drug
Store, Harrisburg, and all leading
drug stores in Eastern Pennsylvania.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-30

min to Baltimore and vicinity and
the District of Columbia.
Central time will bo discarded on
the eastern division OF the Pennsyl-
vania lines west from Pittsburgh. TO
Crestiine, Ohio. qt 2 o'clock on tho
morning OF January /, when eastern
standard time will be used. Central
time is one hour slower than eastern
time.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-30
Baker Orders Trophies
of War Sent Here

Washington, Dec. SO.-All war
material captured by the American
Army will be brought home, Secre-
tary Baker said yesterday, to be dis
posed of as Congress may direct.
The equipment includes more than
1.400 guns and trench mortars taken
in action. and thousands of machine
guns and rifles.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-30
ELIZABETHVILLE DOES WELL
IN RED CROSS CAMPAIGN

EIIzabethviIIe, Pa, Dec. 80. = With
more than so per cent. of the towns
people enrolled. Elizabethville people
are still sending in their membership
in the American Red Cross. Already
507 memberships have been secured in
the Christmas Roll Call. James E.
Lentz. chairman of the drive, an
nounces.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-30
SOLOMON S. BANNER

Solomon S. Danner. New-Cumber-
land, aged 81 years, died yesterday
at the Harrisburg Hospital follow
ing a long illness. He was employed
for many years by the Hetman cigar
factory at New Cumberland, retiring
from active service about five years
ago. Surviving him are the following
children: Solomon, Jr., and Herman,
New Cumberland; William Murry,
DHlsburg, and Philip, of Bella Wis
Ia. Funeral services will be held
Thursday at o'clock. Burial will be
in st. Johns cemetery, near Shire
manstown.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-30

FniIndeiphin Division - The 114
crew first to go after 1 o'clock: 112,
107
Fireman for ia.
Flagman for ia.
Brakeman for ia.
Engineers up: Gantz. Lambert,
Tenny.
Firemen up: Gingrich, Stamper,
Moffett. Baker, Williams. Straw,
Meyer, Farman. Hickman, Reich,
Webb. Boyer, Herr, Plank.
Brakemen up: Christ, Lark, Alex
ander Smith, Straw, Dorsett, Funk.
Middle DIVIsIOn-The 219 crew first
to go after 12.45 o'clock: 243, "a.
81. 25S. 253.
Fireman for "a
Flagman for 81.
Engineers up: Titler, Stone. Nor
etz. Fisher, Letter, Nissley. Kreps.
Firemen up: Anders. Bonsell, Bell,
Gingrich. Lewis Smith.
Conductor up: Biggan.
Brakemen up: Gross, Shade; Nc
Alpin. Young, woodward.
Yard BOnrd-Engineers for &C,
32C, Relief.
Firemen for arc. 1OC. lie, SIC,
Relief.
Engineers up: R. B. Miller, Riffert,
Waltz. Hall. Desch, Graham. Fry,
Dougherty, e. F. Eyde, Richter, Ew-
ing, Smell. Fleisher
Flremen up: Lake. Shawield,
Rhine. King. Shaub, Lewis, Wevo-
dan. Manning, Lynn, Bolan, Meth,
Shoeman.
ENOLA SIDE
Philadelphia Division - The 235
crew first to go after 1.15 o'clock
244. 221, 241, 249. 22O, 229, 29O. 253,
291.
Fireman for 23S.
Conductors for 241. 249.
Flagmen for 241, 229.
Brakemen for 246, 23S, 220. 253.
Brakemen up: Kurl, Flowers, Nc
Conley.
Middle DIvIsiOn-The 105 crew first
to go after 2.15 o'clock: 10S, III,
115.
Firemen for 105, III.
Conductor for lis.
Brakeman for 105.
Yard BOard-Engineers up: Zei-
ders. Kawell, Barnhart, Zellers. Fen
icle.
Firemen up: Knackstedt. Gambler,
Miller, Biting, Sanders, Ashenfelter,
Shower Lightner. Eichelberger.
Engineers for las, 3rd 129, Extra.
Flremen for 1st 126, 3rd 1875. Extra.
PASSENGER SERVICE
Philadelphia Division - Engineers
up: r. B. Welsh. H. w. Gilliuns.
Firemen up: J. Cover, ]. f. Gill
liums.
Fireman for 62S. No Philadelphia
extra crews here.
Middle Division - Engineers up:
C. S. Casner. c. D. Hollenbaugh,
w. C. Black, G. G. Keiser, r. NJ
Crane, j.. j. Kelley; James Keane. ].
Crimmel, w. C. Graham. d. Keane,
o. L. Miller.
Firemen up: L. NJ Orr. T. w. Der
ick, C. Linsenbach, w. p. Primm. G..
H. Tippery, H. w. Snyder, r. Kun
kle, F. V. Pensyl. C. l.. Sheats. Mike
Hummer, CT E. Peterman. G. S. Raj
ney, c. w. Kepner, l. F. Evans, j. A.
Swab, B. l.. Morris. ]. L. Putt, +. r.
Pierce. G. l.. Kennedy. E. r. Snyder
Engineers for Al, IL. 15.
Firemen for %. 665. 5. Al, 81, 2S, S5,
IL, 3, So. 661, 10.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-30
w. G. LEWIS

William c.. Lewis, aged AZ years
died Saturday night at his residence,
II North Seventeenth street. He was
in the service of the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company for the past twen-
ty years as a passenger conductor
He was member of the Brotherhood
of Railroad Trainmen, and the Jr
o. u. A. M. Private funeral services
will be held at o'clock tomorrow
afternoon, the Rev. II. A. Post. pas
tor of the st. Andrews Episcopal
church, officiating. Burial will be in
the Harrisburg Cemetery.
Friends and relatives may view the
body this evening at the residence
between 7 and 9 o'clock. He is sur
vived by his wife. Charlotte NJ. and
the following children: Eva. Helen,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-30

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo QUfNINE
(Tablets.) 1t stops the Cough and
Headaehs p6Wl.e 9nd works ON. on the ne Cold
box. 30c.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-12-30
Standing of the Crews
HARRISBURG SIDE


Philadelphia Division - The ia
crew first to go after L o'clock: 112,
107.
Fireman for ia.
Flagman for ia.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-28

psiB, ipie er lie baIb in @ritaunen.
balb in S6r,den periebt. 70 oab
lie taum gu atmen pasen uno ibr
8eifaasbebiirfnis siiseln, nm ben grz
3Gbler ia ni9t au itDren! 9lb unb
gu. tuenn bic @r5dbluns ii6 in slnem
rubiseren Ga6ripafer beipest. entbiilit
uno tnabbert man gum I3eitpettrei5
Die beliebten seialaenen 2upinenterne
uno bic serOiieten Siirbisiamen. limb
nun - serabe mitten in Der ipannens
ben grSGblung, ipenn ole nit lln5es
bulb bas Nieoerfallen zines t0bliz
ben &eulenI9lages ooer ben 4usz
gang zines einem 2ieblinssritter gez
lesten Sinterbalts eriparten, in oems
islben aussnblid, mo iogar bic &inuz
baden ibre 9lrbeit initeqen, unters
bri6t Der @rSdbler nit tluser gere9s
nuns ieiren 0prtras. inbem er iid
ben perlenben S9fpeib Don Der Stirn
piIdt. Die erfabrensn 3ubOrer pii=
len gang genau, mas lie gu tun baben:
iie sieben ibren 9elobeutel uno !aiIen
BON nsuem ibre 3peirenteiimiitiide in
bic SaaIe regnM. Debe, penn man
ii9 itellte. aIs OBJ man ntein 2atein
perItiinoe", pie es I'M Stalieniiden
beibt! Der Gantaitorie iteist pl0bli9
DON Ieinem boben &otburn berab unb
i4liebt feline @r5dbluns obne 8eseis
iteruns, i'm rubisiten @rsdblerton unb
rbne ben oramatii9en &naqeffett gum
beiten gu seben. Denn bagessn bas
9elb in Der S1ale tlinst, 10 fann
man iider iein, oab bic SiBuns ii9
perIGngert uno baB man gang ers
itaunli4e, unerbOrte Singe gu pOren
betommt. Sn Gatania lit bic S9ale
ni9t in @ebrau4. Uaitten i'm 9prz
tras erbebt ii6 bier Der 8eiabrteits Der
@eieaI9aft unb ma9t nit Der Wiibe
in Der Sano bic Hun0e, um ben
pflt4tmabisen 9eitrag pes pPar,etts"
unb ben freigeitelIten oes vparterres"
ein5utaTieren. gispsilen itunbet Der
Gantaitorie aud sinsn Solbo trseno
einem 8unben, III Der iideren Gripars
tun9, am nd9iten Sage ben bops
peIten 9etrag gu erbaIten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-28
Der v@ilbfans".

ST Der Spr0Blins ettuas ausse>
lafener Dirt, 10 nennt ibn bic Wtutz
ter pobl bal6 ernit, balb toienb. Ell
nsn 0ilofang. Der Wilbfang 1T
beute alio ein Renf9. Seuteg War
er benn bas nibt INNER? Dis ii9
i'm Is. Sabrbunoert apif4en ben
9elppbnern DON gl6ern uno benz
i9la9tbsriibmten SaBbah in Yaben
Der rtpiltfens balben etlide ipdnn"
(SpGnn = 3rifiists;tsnD erboben,
puroe Der Streit 70 enii9ieDen, baB
ieber Der beiben Srte ben beraeitiz
gen .tpiltfans" in SeiiB bebaIten iolls
te. Was lit Der Wilofans bier9 Was
er Don pornbsrein nur iein tann: Elm
einsebegtes gHalosebiet, in bem man
oas 9Bilb sinfing, Elm Sagobeairf.
Bon bieier @runobeoeutung aus
Wort gu elmer 8e5ei9nun9 beiien,
mas man aE tpilbem unb unsesGbms
TEN 9etier einfins, mo9ten es 4|ferbe
oper Sabi5ts ober aud Sasopogel
Iein, bic nun CUR Saltenbeiae dbrifz
tete. yiun. nibt nur oerlei Setter TT
piIb unb unbGnbis, aud Der Wtenfh
tann es iein: isit Dem II. Sabrbuns
bert nannte man aud einen unbdns
bisen Meniden einen Dilofans
{ (vllnbanb"). limb mob etipas: bab
man gu 3siten aud ben fremben
(rpilben") 9eiisoler zines 2anosea
6ietes nit oem Worte benannte. be-
5sugen s. @rimms Weistiimer, be-
5sugt @uitap Sreptas in ieinsm 9tufz
iaBe rSeutfGe Iniisbler i'm ialeiis
iben 9rell5lanb", iRnn er iast:
Sob Der aolonift nidt als gBilbs
fang, Der iid eisenmdhtis auf unbes
bautem 9runb aniieoelte, 10 forste er
als 0eutfder Dor oIlem. feinen SIP
bur9 feite 9rensen absui6Iieben."
Dis bas 8prt in ieinen eriten beis
ben 8eosutunsen abseitOrben 1T, 70
aud in bieisr, nur noer tleine Wilos
fang" 1T gs6lieben unp pirb bleibsn,
fOlange es &inber 9ibt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-28
1&eitauraHt".

DAB bic beutf9e Sprabe bas
Wort Reitaurant Don ben Sran5oien
iibernommen bat, 1T alIgemein be-
tannt, aber Die tpenisiten oerer, bic
oieies Wort bduiis auf Der 3unse
fiibren, tperoen piilen. oab pas Wprt
Rei eitaurant i'm allgemeinen Shine eiz
mes 8aitbofes per9altnismdbig iunz
gen Satums tit uno aaf eine eigenz
artige @ntItebunsssei9i9te auriids
blidt. Senn i'm Sran3Oiii9en beDeus
tete bas Wort .Rsitaurant" urz
ipriingli9 teinespegs einen @aitbpf
Ionoern nur cine trdftisenoe Suppe.
Die &Oni9in Warsarete DON Naparz
rd erodbIt nod: nSh idfief in elmer
9orberobe, in Der man mid Die
f90niten Reitaurants unb bic beiten
Jleii4geridte. bic i4 ie senoB, efen
lieB." Sine 3eitlong CAB es Elm trdfz
ttgenoes 9eri4t. bas als uReitourant
oipin" beriibmt uno Wooe tpuroe,
Oas @eri4t beitano aus fsinseibnits
tenem RinbfIeii9 unb @efIiiselz
fleiif, oas iiber einem sseuer nit
Srauben uno 0amastus, getrodneten
RoIen unb Perl9raupen gepifermas
ben beitilliert wuroe, unb ais Suppe
2iebbaber fanO. Sm 18. Sabrbunz
bert oereinfa4te Elm 2lrst namens
Glarencens oas ReSept bieier reDtts
li6en 8rGfti9un9" uno besniiste ii9
oamit, gemditstes @efIiisel in sinem
aromatiihen uno tart gepiirsten
Wafer gu toden. Oas Resept ois>
les Ir5tes bate einen groben @rs
fol9, es galt balD OILS gutter 5on, opn
t3eit gu 3eit elm pReitaurant" gu ses
nieben, uno i'm Sabre 1866 er6fTnete
elm finoiser 9eiddftsmann Elm flei.
nes nnternebmen, oehen 3ped es
mar, oieies 9eri9t ju pertreiben. an
Der 5iire ces 2ptals pranste bic Sns
ihrift n8ertauf pon Reitaurants".
Oas 2otal Log Oamols in Der Rue
oes POulies, in Der iebisen &puprez
itrube, unb Der rRsItaurateur" fiiste
ieiner 8unoeriuppe nod Sraubsn
uno GefIiigel bei. gtun entitanbsn
baIo olIerlei 8onturre5unternsbmuns
gen, aber INNER ftoub bas ,Reftaus
rant, bic trGftisenbe Suppe, i'm
Uiittelpuntt oes @ei6Gftes, uno
anoere Speiien purOen nur auf 9ers
lansen als Grgdnauns eersi6t. Cine
5eitgenDIiiihe @bronit 5eri9tet: Die
Reitaurateure iino iene 2euts, bic
5funit beiiBen. bic Suppen gu bereis
ten, bic Reituurants senannt lpers
ben, uno iie genieBen babel bas Re6t,
ale glrten bon Suppen gu oerfauien,
Reisiuppen uno Rubeliuppen, frifte
5rauben u. I. no." Oieie Suppen>
f6dntitelIen nabmen balo ben Sitel
~ReItaurant" oosr v9eiunobeltss
baus" an, uno Die Gbronit Der
3eit er5d9lte, bab mbieis @inri6tuns
ben Serren Rosa uno ppurtaine
i'm Sabre 1766 ibr gntitsben pers
onntt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-28
Der eritc 3rntBabn GurDpas.

Der Srutbabn liefert einen belish=
ten Weibnadtsbratsn. Der ernt
Srutbabn. Der jemals nad @nelapf
gebra9t lpurbs, toitete nit allen rRe=
bsnaussabsn" ipoblseadblte 14,0oG
pfunb. Den 3uiammenbans ers
sGblt eine engliide Wohenidrift fpis
genbermabsn: Sm Sabre 1902, alie
tura naf ben srftsn Gntosdunssreis
fen golumbus', fhidte Seinrih VIII
auf ei9ene 3s6nune elm 5abrseug
nod Der neusntbedten Welt aus. Der
8efebIsbabsr bes gntbedunssihiffeE, 4,
Sebaitian gabot. batte unter feineE
llntsrsebenen einen 2sutnant namen&
William Stridlono, unb bieisr pcr
es, Der aus 2lmerita ben SrutbabE
ausrf nad @nslanb bradte. Dcr
snsliide Rame bes @oseIs ~Surtep"
itammt baber, pab man I'M 1905
berum unter sSurt" alles ssranht
peritanb, mas mon nirsenbs anntrs
unterbringen fpnnts. Die Samilie
Stridlanb. bic felt Der @ntbedunass
reife bes obgenannten DilItans
Stridlaub seabelt porben iit. hnf
iibrisens Bis auf ben beutiaen Ses
einen Srutbahn i'm Dappsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-28
Edl6bIidlc Sraner.

Inter ben Samsn DON Ran9 unb
glniebsn berriate friiber in portus
gal Der isItiame 9rauh. beim Sooe
oes 9atten bic 2doen Der Wobnun9
gu i9Iieben. iid in ben finiteten 3ims
mern. in oenen iie oft Elm sanaes
Sabr perbarrtsn, sin5ui9lieben. auf
eem SuBbobeu Su idiafen llnp pes
Der bas 3immer gu perlofien, nod
9efu9e gu einpfansen. 9is Tolsen
oieisr ionoerbaren Site tparen nidt
!sItsn sefGbrlids &rantbeiten. SIN
Sabre 1760 ersins bnbsr Elm fonias
li4er GrlaB. Der ben Ditlpen psrs
bot. Ftb in finTtsrs GsmGder eiusus
i9IiebsE ODER lid lGn9er ais adt
Snss id..uars Su tlsipen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-28

Srauen fpftsmatift bon 8ettelbriefs
i6reibern aus9ebeutet. Gine reihe
2onhoner Witpe iit bon einer @efells
i6att DON Yettslbrisfi6reibern i'm
2auf ipeniser Sabre I'm Sauienoe
bon Pfunb Sterling gebra9t ipprs
BEN. Die @efeIIi9aft entparf semeins
lam riibrenOe Yriefe; auf einen DON
pielen erbielt bas 9aunertomitee 300
Wart, unb bic 9eiellidaft batte bic
5re6beit, fdon IA Gage ipdter nod
cine Ra4foroeruns ppn 200 Miart,
anseblih CUR Rettuns elmer idper
ertrantten Peripn. Su itelIen. Iu9
pieie Summe ipurbe Don Der milptdz
tisen Dame berseseben. 3uleBt purs
be es aber islbit bisisr sutmiitissn
Srau su ptel; iie ldidte fdmtlide an
iie einsebenben 8sttelbrisfe an einen
8erein sesen 8erarmuns unO Bette
lei, unb bic Rs9srdsn, bic bier anz
seitellt nurben, ersaben, bob ni9t
elmer Der 8riefe, ppll bes f4redIid>
item 9eiammsrs, Der Wabrbeit ents
iprad.
9ie 8risfidreitsr aller 2dnber
lpifien iebr senau. bnB bic 8irtung
ibrer 8riefe beoeutenO unteritiiBt
lpirb, ipenn iie irsenopeIde n0otua
mente" beifiisen, Die ibre Irmut uno
9ebiirftisteit betrdftisen. Spl4e
Sotumsnte iino Soteni9eine, pfanb>
ideine, @rmiiiiOnsanorObunsen uno
geridtlibe 9erfiisunsen gum IerIaiz
fen per Dobnuns. @retutionsmana
bate unb 70 lpeiter. Der allersrDBte
Seil Dieier 9etteIbriefbelese TT sez
fdli9t. 5ormulare fir iol9e Sos
tumente lam man meiit in Der paz
pisrbanbluns taufen, uno irsenbein
MitsIisb Der Observation-Disclosures
be, Das sine &analeibanoi9rHt be-
iibt. iertist bic S9riftftiids aus, Die
epentueu nit bem unDeutli6en Ibs
orud irsenOeines belie6igen, amtlih
ausiebenben Stempels perieben tpers
ben. Die raffinierte 9aunerin pers
isbt in irsenoeinem Qeibdmt einen
aerinsfiisigen @esenitano uno erSdIt
Oafiir ben Pfanbf9ein in S0be pOn
DielIei9t Elm ober spei Mart. Miit
allen Stiiniten Der 5dlidung beIeitigt
lie Dann bic gluffbrift bes pfanbs
Ideins unb ieBt cine neue auff9rift
auf i'm, inbem lie parauf perSi4tet,
ben serinspertisen 9esenftano iibers
baupt iemals einSuIDien. Den pfanb>
ibein fdli9t iie piellei9t auf 5pei
Srauringe, uno penn cine jung pers
lpbts ooer perbeiratete Jrau aus reiz
der Samilie ben 9ettelbrief elmer
Dame erbdIt, bic. mitteilt, baB lie
ibren Sraurins unb ben bes seliebten
Deritorbenen @atten DerieBt babe unb
biefe Sraurinse in aIlernd4iter 3eit
einlDisn miiiis, neil iie ibr ionit pers
loren sineen, 10 lpirb bic jung 8ers
lobte ober 8ermdblte muir gu let6t
geneist iein, Der Bettelbrieiiareibes
rim bas 9slb CUR 9tuslDiuns Der ans
gebli9en Sraurinse gu ienoeH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1918-03-28
Srdftige ysatnr.

Sn England iperoen bic gum Sobe
8erurteilten sebentt. &urs Dor Der
Sinri4tung srtrantte Elm Raubm6rs
Der unb mubte oesbolh Dem &rans
tenbaus iibsrseben psrbsn. Qlls er
na9 pieIen Woden sensfsn ipar,
f4idts Der slnitaltsarst aR bic pors
ssSsste 8eb0roe bus 2ltteit: Der
Delinquent tann isbt obns Rahtsil
iiir feline @s!unbbeit gehentt pers
ben.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09

to Berlin will not be an easy one.
visited several American army camps
in France. and in one of them the
boys were singing. It's long way to
Berlin | do not think they know
how long that way really is, and
do not think the public knows the
measure of that road. There are
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09

things which make the way longer
than mere miles The greatest OBJ
stacle Is the conviction Of the Ger
man people that they are right and
of the German kaiser that he Is the
appointed agent of the Almighty
God.
80 do not believe that the road TO
Berlin lies open when the American
soldier under the Stars and Stripes
first come marching 7on the battle
field. When there are 1900. 900 or
100000 soldiers on the fighting
front then, and not until then. will
the doom Of the German autocracy
be sounded.
mo man should be allowed to
raise his voice for peace who has not
experienced the horrors Of war
These pacifists who clamor for a pre-
mature and insecure peace, know not
what they ask. We hate war, we
| desplse war. we loathe war. We are
not Ike our enemies who exalt war.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-09
Ruins of EcrevIssc street In Rheims
HOhenz0llernism MustPerish From
the Earth, Says Sky Pilot Author

WINNIPEG, Man, June S.-"Ihe
Hohenzollern dynasty must be made
to disappear. The power of Germany
TO make war must be forever
crushed" That Is the message Maj,
Charles w. Gordon has carried to
thousands Of persons in the southern
and western states on a tour just
completed. He has just returned to
his home deeply impressed with the
, war spirit OF the u. S.
Gordon is better known as Ralph
| Connor, the author Of THE Sky
Pilot" Black Rock" and other
/ stories.
Before peace may come. the sort
which will abide with no threat OF
war within n few months or a few
| years, the house of Hohenzollern
must he wiped out and the German
military power must be destroyed
| The way to such achlevement--the
road to Berlin-will a long one
and n hard one, but it will be trav-
eled to the end, Gordon believes. He
SOW two years of service with the
Canadian expeditonary forces be-
fore he was recalled by the govern
ment Of Canda TO write of the ex-
periences of the early oversea Ca
AihNAhil lpi NtS
''In the days Of the Roman repub-
ltc," says Gordon, "Cato used to end
every discussion with the warning,
Carthage must be destroyed
Whether he spoke Of war or other
things, he invariably ended his les
son with that reiteration. Carthage
must be destroyed We today may
sound a similar warning, German
military power must be destroyed
But that will not he easy There
was n time when we believed the is
sue might be fought out and won on
the. western front But we know
better now. We know that peace
will not como until ourarmies march
over the smoking ruins of German
cities.
Germany today is a great tran-
glilar autocracy. military power, dip
lomatic treachery and frightfulness.
1t is a mighty and ruthless combina-
tion. There is between the auto
cratic ruler and his people remark
able unity. 1t is the only instance
of It's kind in history There have
been other great autocracies but in
variabIy the people have struggled
against the power Of.the ruler. Nowl
We see the German subjects COM |
pletely submissive to the rule of au-
tocracy
THAT is one reason why the road |