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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26
INQUIRY IS BEGUN ON
n, c. 8 ST. |. WRECK
INTERSTATE COMMERCE COM
MISSION ASSUMES CHARGE
OF lhvEsTiGATtoA,
Collision. Wefst IN histosy o. Read,
Cost % lives. WITH 70 lniased, ara
the Mortality Lat Ia Likely to Go
Higher.

Nashville Preliminary t.ssai ia
yestigatlna Of the actual cause Ut I5s
elsastrous greek watch occurred ON
tho Nashville. CbattaHoa1a s - ttoaIs
ra.lfaad at Dutchmsns Grade stli,bg
10 pcaale and iHlHyiag ~ wss begun
here by .thfse representatives. OF VIC
st,tMtsia&as 4 ta4glssisaasa standardization, III
G, Craig fran y Johnnaa ard ] Il
Ford Nhila tho three representa-
lives are acting under the accident IN
yew,igaiion Law ~ May, 1910 reautT
ing the Interstate Coar@srra Iatanssa
sion "a investigate all ~eoif stonF. ae
railmeats or other accidents resalting
Ia serious injury TO persons or prop
rvty " railroad occurring Oh tire line
~ any cemmoa cartier ,h.ir findings
IN the cause for this wreck VIA be ~
corporatod with that al George l..
Loyal assistant 10 the regional d.
rector Of the south under the federal
railroad administrator. mo Nsr
scheduled 10 make the government In
yestigation
The Nashville. Chattanooga 4 81
outs officials have offered their CO
operation aud have furnished al data
asked by the Investigators
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26
BANDITS ROB TEXAS
SPECIAL AND ESCAPE
MANAGE TO ElUpE A SEARCHING
PATTY Of TWO HUNDRED
AND FIFTY MEN.
Believe That teatsa Cars Yielded
Only rrfi4nS AmSvHt--Fsur Per
soas On Tram wouseed During Ter.
rertgtns Shooting

Paala has AFTER msefal Auuys
rsarvh through tas hrush &nea berdrr
iag gAs Magaia he tysae FtYeg. hQmS
guards sAsrtts posse and yoianleey
villagers numbering atoai 80 nsR, ~,
tagae,! 70 their homes sttheat lawns
found trace Of the bandits - h0 con
AaetsSd lsaa alsssSfsss s5.x NM hi IRA fsSs
6cty Rear here ~ the Texas Special,
a fast passenger train ot the Missouri,
Kansas 4 Texas railroad
Some Of the seagcheys expressed The
anllat taat the eanaEtE. whe eSgaI ped tn
a meter car, mad probably reached h.u,
ssa cay The Kansas Guy r.stce baye
bran asked to watch tyr them
\ merchant who lives on the fef
terson Highway whIca runs near ths
scene et ghe h0ld0p. reported that q
motor car loaded With men stopped In
front OF his hatae early in ihe morn
INK He said the occupants we're going
toward Kansas CITY and seemingly
werr lost
According TO postal and express com
pany employees, the mai and express
ears which the bandits detached from
the train aud later ransackei yielded
'hrm otfsH trivial anount
Four p.nesns on the train we're
wounded dssNE the shooting which
apparcnti, s'ssNdulged In by the rob
hers in order "a Nimidate the passen
scrs The mugs were taken TO a.
hospital at Farsot8.I, wss though,
all 81 hem weuid re> We
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26
ITALIANS CONQUER ADVANCE.
E}oht Austrian Airpiaces Destroyed IN
Fights

Rome italian troops have advanced
their front line In H. regen OF Col
la nrshAe In the Monte tyapssa re-
zion the Italians gained further
ground northwArd Of Massla Eight
saeaay planes were destroyed in air
Italian and Preach troops q Albania
besas AZ operation e~tsees the coss,
ans The Tawnortcs valley, he Italian
war office announced The operation
slils Ia in fall asd satisfactory esrelop'
raeat the ssat%sneai adds More than
q thoasanks prisoners 40 fs- have seen
tsken 81 sas entente allied ferrss.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

medirin& Tor weseAa'n elanIemtA ! ever
ssw, s~Mr~ SARA SEAw. r. Ma l.
feFssnaash. Ohio
Mrs, shaw proved the merit al dis
meSheine and wrote this lesssr In order
that ysher snasrsng wosnea nAay naa
rsi,~f ~ sA~ did
Meaeasb Ae an szsfsssng n tho wAs
shsald MT drag ahsag fsuta day ~ a&y
without giving this fAsncas rNSs sfsd
A&sh ssnsass LYDIA e. fsskAAm' yss~-
table Cemecuad. . trial. Y1 SPECIAL
aastae In rvgMrd 10 seess silnssnss write
te Lydia H. Eintham Medicine Co. iyna.
Mass The r~sait OF in tarsy years
sxpersenee In NJ ycGF svrsieA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26
AUSTRiANS LOST 250.OO0
Prisoners Report That Corporal egn
ishr,ens ras Beer Re<stshiiehsd
In Austrian Army,

italian Army Headquarters Wi
donec secured from Austrian Prison
erS Indicates lhat the AasIro ilHegar
ian losses during the recent otfrnsir3
Acre 70 Tie neighh0ho0i ~ go oen
The prisoners say ihai corporal pun
ishmrnt Int tae Austrian artg> ~hich
Sas abolished last wear hS Emperor
Charles has been reesiablishcd IN
practice 0iAcr reports made hy cap
tives tend 10 coatlun accounts o' poor
phcA, ard potato crvps in Austria The
condition Of those cruis Is said TO bs
particularly had 10 Bohpmta IN the
fsSian 81 piisen
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

CALL NEW sE6tsrRANrs
Crowded Issues Order Teasnins orst
tees ~ ciass ore-~ssfecsGse
trs~s5BHsey

WasfsiaEtas State graft executives
~cr~ directed NJ Frvyess Marshal
General CTaS3er 10 have lo~aai boards
call ~ 'oT paysscal tasziratisz i'm
u1essistsly sli res registrars aaGcr
the celstiive &ras. s~ ~Ae awe aesa
placed IL C1Sss ore
District and local hssaFas a5s med
scal advisory CODES wtEl ne instructed
10 srers TIER wrrs. 80 a. 10 sArs
sew C.&ss 0se zseR Av&tiasie fer ca.
- sna ~ees--- $1,000
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26
HLUNDER COSTS 90
LIVES IN COLLISION
TWO COACHES CATCH FIRE ~
TER GRASS ANc MANY ARE
euaNsc TO oEArH.
WRECK NEAR NASHVILLE
Trains Came Together With A~fu
crash--Werk VI Removing the
Dead ard Injured Was Meat
Difficult

Nashville, Tenn, -~~ Because soa.sons
blaadered at lsast s0 persons wers
Killed and maay more injured whsa
passenger ,rains No. /, from Msnphis,
and No. 4. from Nashville on this
Nashville Chattanooga ST Louis
railway collided head on nt 7 10 M
al the foot OF grade near here.
10th locomotives. three baggage
ears and ak passenger coaches wHfs
demolished
Fire, starting from the chgine boil
.rs. consumed two coaches, sad a
number OF persons ars reported to
have psrishea Shs flames
Mos, OF the eNsxltles appear TO bs
among negroes, MA Of whom ~vro
m rosie ftgsr sssitshis AnA t.itrls
Nock In special coaehAs, 10 Nashville
TO work at the DUPONT bswder ptant.
The trains came togethce~i'h ter
ribis crash that reyerberateA through
out ths downtown section OF S4sA'
Vile and the raxIasm~H " both hyalr@
we're aImoBs instantly Killed Chs
trains ttlescopea w. badly that wors
81 removing the dead aud injured way
aade most difficult I1ns ines Ut
Automobiles piled tha roads 10 yae
city. taking Tho Ia inred 10 hospitals
Just where lles the blame 1t ts im
posa'bls nhR % say Officials 1T the
F.. 4 &. = ID e lys . -. l. u
yesss sre 4ttnrfs s,sgs s,a I'll tAsee fstSs,ei@
IA geaFonabiy sure laat tho engineer
NJ Ne 4 was given wrHng Instructions.
ran by hW signal &C overlooked thu
schedule GA which ke was supposed to
fnu Tina, he knew the Meningitis ysaln
lecture that he sas attempting "a
reach ,hs switch Al Harding Station. 4
short distance beyond the scene Of tie
wreck before the inbound train ar
rived NJ that pam
The wreck Ia tho worst disaster tn
tho history OF fhr Nashville chat t.
nooaa Al az Louis railway
The railroad rushed relief trains "
tho sr.ne Of the wreck and IN short
time hundreds af men were versiag
20 repcuc the victims
The smoker bf No I was teleaeep~d
b. the baggage ear al No FoSS
white nea we're caught between tho
walls and their legs crushed Tn y
were visible from the outside slim
GIANTS ~arr handed through 10 the
and they we're finally Eotten ont
Lieut. I u, Andrews " NJ tts
United states engineering yorps Wa
the first % escape from the @toekAxa
Ard begin tbs work ~ assisting thasA
pinned in ina Shattered caft
Lieut. hna IoaS Of thu uHitel
states aviation srrSire sen IT Lieut.
Il " Long, ~ Nashville Was among
Tho seriously injured, being rAuSh. be
tween two ear seats and hts body had
~ crushed For more than two hours
he Was thus Imprisoned with three
dead men piled across his lap
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26
TssNs sroe TIE HUNS,


WITH tie American AFRy uH me
Marpe IA German Jaeger ass,sloR
tt'basssaFsf hA$ heeT iftafad ffs TIE
fFuai apHaslie he AmeFis#a afea sAlat
Of Chateau Thlrrry sevefal iaegsEs,
clad In thr distinctive t,trmian gnFnrTn.
ATTEMPTED Ia cross the dam on the
MArue south Of Mont 81 pvre bat the
American machine gunneFs. always 90
he alert swept the dana 9th fire.
frustrating tho enemy enterprise
The Americans have ftfed several
mustard gas shells ACROSS the river.
causing she Germans To star Gas
masks coniinnslly
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26
KAISER IS ANGRY,


tSaaan sS s@0e as Emperor Wi.
lam hraut ~ tNe assassination II
tount sps A,eha, b. tho Germsa aaa
easssdot 60 Russia scrortias 10 sn
ENchansr Telegraph dispatch tver
Amsterdam he ortert~i gotrtsa Sec.
rstsry yon kaeAlnstn tn hraas OF
negotiations wl'A the Russian aese,
gates in berlin
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26
COUNTER REVOLUTION sras-ep

London Fragments ~ EesS C~ssr-,
varteWs ssearves indicate thar the ~
Sasstusssua OF Ceurt vca MtrhseN sae
German ambassador ~ EuSs,s oas AZ
cessr&ntcd by formidable arwtstng
sssrss tie RotshsyiNt in Moscow
A Rassian wireless dispatch cla;ms
sAA. tie uprising has Secn teaap'ssS.y
suppressed and the tcre ~ she ue.s.
sase Indicates tia, ire suppression
VAS accomplished VITA sanga.aArv
Violence, he orders NetnS that al ~Aie
showed resistance to the RolsAesad
asa eeea she. or tho aro.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26
pspen, Emsisyes Victims.

Memphis 4 largo number q the
dead and injured IN the Nashville
Chattanooga II NJ lpuis railroad
wreck are eelfexvtI tn hsre beef, "a
Noyers sent from Nemrhis 10 work IA
,ao Dapont powder pant
These workman oeCapird coaches
ahead OF the ral,man sleepers and
u VI Rangh, secretary 10 Saper}n
teudent u, NJ Wrenn At Nashville,
Aid over long distance telephone that
~ per cent It the deaths and injuries
oecutreS, among the iaecrcrs aud n
The day coaches,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26
Get New kidneys (!

The ksdnrys ARE the snass svsrwpskss
organs u shs human isodY, and whsa .ger
tsl 10 ih&lS yVft ri GlsssSag eat sHa
Mfe@sns 81 tAS ssaa@vsas .asvslSss3 An sa.s
sssseEa. thsAss hsssa Ia hsJssn,
On* n tke trst warnings ~ ram IN cts
Msss IN the hover part nj The hsrk. ksghly
csscrsd usfne Aoss NJ appetite inAsrs~.
tHaH. irritation, Nv eysu ssaas in the hlsA
DER Thfe~ .yrnrtetns inaEsts 4 sgeds,.aa
thai mar had 10 tkst dreaded And htsf
fssalsay bssSsts dls~ses. Ter sAseh thxfv
10 said to b~ no care
do nas delay . ngsnatA, Al the hyv4 lss-
d,cstsnn 81 tfrohls Ia TIE k.dney. itv.s.
hsaSd~r. cr urinary oszns start tAxiAs
tsald A~dA5 iisarlsap Ubi tapssIea, ard
ssvt yourself tsfoyv "a N tco istx inSsAs.
trsatFreBi 10 nse~ss&sy En k8dHsy ard hisA
DR. tsvahlra, A delay . nttsa fassi.
iou ran slmc~s certainly kad imfn~sits,s
rshsf in Geld Aeasl Hssrism OH Csp~ss~..
For more shsa no years the tsnsces pre-
sr~tson has heer an umssFlsas reme1y tsr
oil kssaney. basedss ard srssAry trvukAn
II W sA& pars, ers9tnal Hssriem On yvws
great K-snAwsnsb~y nssd Atrai iva cara
s1,es sssA ~, w.H ks~p roa ten~d ~ 80
freRfnx Ahe. G@s NJ arr drns ssssfs. s2k
" II dn@~ mi sss~ ycB atnunss smsnseAiSss
Yxsasf, Taxy naeae~y win h. ssfupAed NJ
fyse ygu ~ the GOLD MtIyAL tsyed.
NsDe ether T~nains. 10 lors. tkrss
ssses. ~Adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26
AAss,cAss AsE FNrrEss.
t-uns A. Last Reee9sirs Tse- A.
Eesi A1veysarlel

Wtfa tat American Ar-y in France.
AS Indication az what TIRE tssgaoAs
h-my tanks OF he firatssx ability Ut
smsrtcaas Is given ~ copy q ~ ~
ieiltxears report G. the 'deaseSi -----
German army. wbaeA has ia aAcn oS
tsires Toe rNpovt, aeserissss ths
fighting On TIRE Narrs. r~fa-s to ias
taeletedf Americas asv4xse-r A. se-F
st--S ss%- Asrarss ~ astAssasx @sss4-
500 aa9 aids ,aa; the nerves u TIE
Arer1-Ans have Dot ret SesI sAssen
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26
HOTh ENGINE CREWS DEAD.

Nashville Engineer VA = teeyd
and Fireman ron Kelly, ot Ne I, both
kennedy and Fireman Luther /.
Meadows, OF No |, both OF Nashville.
we're KILLED In the wreck ON the >ata
VILE, Chattanooga a :, Louis rail~ AZ
near here Kennedy had hern in .he
service Of the road ~ years lie w.
tNnnA anaeG, lhe ho.leI q LQenmatiAe-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

- NNM ~ 1uee U
sssld Asrday get
arsufA y 6 my
wuGk. snd ~ I hAa
l1ar IN my fxnAaly
~ thrwa kGsaxt~rH
hsssas II wary hard
ir NJ. LYDIA e.
hinkAam's ves~
tAMs Compound
WAs rseOsnzns
n M l axk ID
md II haA ssssar~sA
my health ID n
sxr&Aknew NJ A@sf
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

y ~ani 90 know bow 10 sncteed Ia
the world" said the young man 10 The
elder ssne,
Young fellow said The gray haired
'naisidnal. right h"w seu'se FDt ba
business worrying abaa' ynur own *sse
ee@s All You've cot 10 do IL IA g,t
Job In tho army or navy and help To
win the eaf Afiet thst I'll he glad 20
give you 'ip on how 10 ',eeome v'eh
ar famous"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26
rsse Over Hospitals.

London The British array essunc!l
he American RED Cross announces
sill take over two az abe London hes
s;ials tar The exclusive Use Of Amer,
can soanassi
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26
ssss. al to se csrrs<tes scon

Atlanta TIE new United STATES ta-
sercalo~ts aossstal for soldiers being
snilt al Aaates. y c. ~al Se cen,
als,ed AID 7ests sos operation Aax. /.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

ssicssss sioslt ioa~sst Ia as*sf ma ]. 20
hluad~ws bat la nrr~r make The same
nn@ f~ses josh fsiftnxs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

,"' ssTsasSff ''>'" TwsrtysrlgN afFffAtfes
fsuia i'ark Field, MillinEtoa. arrived
Ia Jackson ARd landed. nj Mason
Field 4 number nj the machines
flew ofet The CITY proper In the after
h''on al low attitudes aftardihg The
residents their hrs, sos,a yieN Of al
airpisas Ia action
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

Trssssns fire tSsi wuxs on, "a
he bgs4ress secfSon q Gse Astle sowa
" ysE1s this crSrsy, almost sia%d OF
re sssssntss block aa shsss Il origi.
tata1
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

Memphis As srsy-sFss@a ~a- rrns
ference. 10 sRtsss~ all Officials Of toe
selaSttse s@rvlca in West Tsnaess~e.
wAs hsga i'm aeTslgh!a iris w.@k Ms,
SIR Gex1f + Tvsrs Of tke nySvcst
marshal fsueraI's office, sa3 Najur
gzfle4xs Saith. executive astke- fog
Ter 1sss@s wsse pressat 10 SiSeasx
war arraaiastaior
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

aohseA9le The thIrts sisth ana
s*sssaa ef the ManteaEle assem
b"sAF ihts week started as BIC
dss school Gasp ~ os NAiten.
tsfefFr+-rss'ff EffI hfS IN Hill filth
SIS years ago Il Nv teday nne al
h'eEoei and asasi nTaspefaas hatas
resorts I'D the snlith
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-26

Enluaih is Miss Alberta Nj IA
ls@sssnsg. Ala, MAS almost instant
Killed when shs Was thraan from /,
automobile IN an arciaen, rear Fran
lin Miss No Fall. wha IL si~re
Assistant Postmaster " : NcFs
NJ this city. was spending tho wrek %
attn Columbia friends
Evening star., 1918-06-16
Editorial

Here is a heading that ap-
peared in a newspaper:
hWomen Are Toiling for
Injured Soldiers"
We don't believe word OF 1t.
To toll is to do work that
Is oppressive to the body
or the mind, and we can't
conceive of any work for
\ wounded Yanks that would
be either of these to any
true American Woman.
Work that has love of service
back of it can never be
anything but uplifting and
exhilarating.
We have women in our or
ganization now who never
before did days work in
a department store. These
women are as happy as
larks because they feel
that they are doing their
bit in keeping things
going" during these war
times-and they are, too.
We couldn't do without
them.
No, sir, no one can tell us
that any work that will
help in the least to win
this war is toilsome.
-~|
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-28
WHO FIRST SAID IT?
IJeffsrspO Roo
sHon Bee.l

4 newspaper champion OF Iowa booze
interests. the Manson Democrat, has
the following 10 say:
Governor Harding has again demon
strated the fact that he IS his own boss
by refusing to call an extra session OF
the legislature this winter. Like any
level headed business man he has gone
TO the banks for the money necessary
for the maintenance 0! state institu-
tons and is getting II az a reasona BILE
rate Of interest thus effectively shut
ting out the politicians from an an
capitol this year and that at their
usual per diem. They Will probably
accuse the governor OF playing poll
tics" by refusing TO call the extra seq
sion. but the fact remains that his re-
fusal has successfully bottled up more
dirty politics than has been spilled out
on the state for several years.
There Jack goes with his usual bunk,
We might ask him to please explain
in the Democrat whoinel Il was who
first had the idea OF an extra session ::
who II was who first suggested an
extra session. who IL was who even
first thought Of or had any "inkling"
of the desirability Of an extra session
Jack might be fair enough to the other
side TO admit a few things.
As matter Of fact az smart a man
as Governor Harding ought to have
been able TO see difficulties" in an
extra session before he ever suggest
ed It 10 the public. I. would seem as
tho man with ability enough to be
governor OF Iowa ought to have seen
trifie ahead Of the end of his nose,
on such ticklish proposition IS calling
an extra meeting Of the Legislature. II
he IS having trouble over the matter
row. ne has no one TO blame hut him :
eeif. No "prohlhitionist' thought Of a
special session. much less suggested
one.
There Is an old fable about a boy
who concealed wolf on the inside OF
his Jacket. and. rather than divulge
his secret, he permitted the wolf 10
eat out his vitals The writer passes
this on to Friend Dalton ard the gov
ernor for their edifcatjon and consid-
GRAFTON. After suggesting an extra
session Of the legislature and stirr.ns
up the mess. the governor should have
called II II the act took q leg on The
reason and purposes Of his back
down" are most too evident for argu-
ment.
It's great life II you don't weaken.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-28
Billy Bunny and His Friends

in his bank. And everybody liked It
SO much that he had million printed
and sent all over the United States
and Hoboken TO encourage little boys
si:ssAa girls 10 SAYS Tor Gncie Sam.
And then Mrs. Bunny felt so proud
that she got all tine lady Dummies for
miles and miles around to knit helmets
and mufflers for the soldiers, and every
Wednesday afternoon they all met at
her houee in the Old Brier Patch and
knit and drank carrot tea and had
a lovely time, and Uncle Lucky said
that every time a helmet was finished
he'd put another stamp in Billy
Bunny's book. and for every muller
that was knitted he'd put a stamp In
little Jack Hare's book, 30 there was q
great race to see who would get the
most. and some day I'll tell you. but
not now, for there Is lots OF wool left
to make helmets and mufYlers and the
war may not be over for a long time
unless the kaiser gets cold feet and his
chillblains hurt him 90 no can't march
In front Of his army!
Well. sir. Before many days Uncle
Lucky had TO send 70 washington for
more stamps, for Jimmy Chipmunk
was selling nuts TO get money 70 buy
stamps with. and squire NutcraoksTs
little squirrel children were making
popcorn balls ana seilin0 Mem 70 tho
three ana ono cs1,t store and TIM kuy..
inS W. g. Stamps with the pentS. And,
goodness gracious me! Uncle Can ha1
To send q biz freight CIR plJe7 laJI q
stamps to Rabtitsiitt;;s ~ sseesr eaeae
Luckya bank Rolnn s XII sa git
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-01-28
CARRY ON.

Those who hasten to accept the ru-
TnOrs OF revolution and riot in Germany
and TO take the Austrian proposals OF
peace with Russia as indicative that
the war Is ready to collapse are practic-
ing an idle optimism They are laying up
disappointment for themselves and
acting as a brake upon necessary acti
v!ties in this country. For the war is
not over and will not be over until!
Germany has made the monstrous eff
fort for which she Is preparing. II i
falls then perhaps the end OF the war
is within sight. II she succeeds the
United States will have long war be-
fore US which may involve years and
sacrifices we have not yet considered.
Nothing would please the enemy bet
ter than that the people Of the United
States should accept the diplomatic
camoufage offered by Austria Austria
8 H-t!e mere shan d German provin K
today, doing as Germany commands.
The crux Of the great struggle ap-
proa ches with the coming spring. any
thing that slows down the appearance
OF the American forces in Europe is
part Of German success. Everything
that assists to bring American forces
i'm mediately into the war makes for
early victory for the allies and
America. There may be and probably
Is much discomfort in Germany but
there is nothing to show that 1t will
check German military purposes. Il
riots break out they will be suppressed
with machine guns. If men refuse to
work they will be forced to work or
supply the places of men in the army.
The preparations for the spring drive
and the final effort to break thru are
going on and the assault will be made
as furiously as tho few hundreds or
thousands OF workingmen and women
were not shot in public squares to
teach the others to starve and labor
subsequently.
Tia war vii 60 on. Tho allied armies
and the allied countries are strung for