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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-14

hN free people purIed of at-
ropanDe and mpeliali~ih faint
Sd uyfriurc~ are made we say.
wfh sincerity as sponsor ihcre Is
EVERY reason DO hcliev, that thc
Nllies VIII cuunciaic their pcHce'
ftrns aNa 90 hll by ih,ii novef Zap
Secure cessation of slaughter.
ha e nusl p, horHe iu mud ihi'
fhc Allies vill nof alter thcir
iaNa rs fo fho wight Of SILT de'rr
uma'ion between races or NNiaie
their plan fo deprive Germany oi
tNO power in create strife among
uaiiurs ln the future
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-14

sional brand 10 which ie's hlriJN
paid experts perfoiM ANA the rensiiu-
der of ther party warm the ECHnuatunu
AND rblcncbcr sonts is,oless,O-sal hna'-
naii is practically CLOSED up Ion To-
period oi tine war bat IL BIS ouiN tnr
blindness of professional han platrrs
and professional sluri winters Who aay
hasohalr is suspended fou worth
isfur- Telegram.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-14

!sammies Sing Where DO We Go From here

PARIS Sept. hundred Americans wounded in fhc 50
AIhiel figlne arrived here today They said that ie Americans
Inhibited splendid dash when into action capne "rnad Ni
flying aud singing The French Marscs and Where e We
Go From Here Bays
Nirleullcs, irsnes and 1hacour tnr ic ti
cgrond along The Lorraine trout The German resistance rs Stub
bat prisoners continue streaming TO the rear " American p
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-14

itN.f VUfa ~" frarsrit|nr You
attl 100 tUe ne SD NH ia inr cinar
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-14
WEATHER SUMMARY
pepARrMeNr of AeRlouLTuRE
Weather Bureau

Weather bulletin Tor TIE - hours
,ndiue : d. m. 75lh meridian tine
-eptemlei rs. lglS
stations Maxi Mini
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-14

The well known Poet
Bros his Bouquet Toll
et Soap ; cakes in fancy
box. Special today 25o
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1918-09-14

Peel BIOS rose and
violet elycerinc bath tab
letsi special TODAY only
cakes for 2Sc
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-23
SdOttiidIcr lnmOr.

Gin SdultbeIB ron GoGmubeu rodt
10 ungebiIoet, odB er nitt eInmdI les
len tonnte. Gtues Qu4es nIroe ibm
Elm Brief Don eInem Boten uoergebee
uno er belt i'm nab Dem Ceffnen
um8etebrt, Der gott, Der bus be.
mertte, pagte IN aIler SeIdel0en6ei.
gu iu9en; nShulttslB. Sic boIten oen
Brief ia U~ertehrt.!" Worouf olele,
nit grpBer Gntriiituna ~srrp;oerte:
mS6alstopL 9Iautcn Sic etipa, id
miiroe SduItheiB oteier dItsn Stnot
iein tonuen, lpenn Id uitt aud UNI
Jetebrt lelen tonntt?"
Als Der Rep. Or. 5Imas Wtalqrs>
gor 8eil:Ithet Der Ochtirte III Yais=
iep NOR, trut er in elnem y0uoone,
9el8nu8unQsip.uI eulen QsrrH aus
ltIlcr Staot. OirlGc ltluQ DIE Qcn
Ok uotr oen StopI ,uldmmsn Un>
lugte: nWtr, UidlQtsQot. pd. puroen
Sers 6rtunoe III BuI3lsu ilgtn
fcenn lh ylnen er}Iblts. 0uB t0 Ga
IN eulem iolden %ergni4mJsort Je
je9cn huYe3" Der Utttltue taBte i'm
inter mo e~rlUtosrte rubig: ryie5t,
5reano, penn lie iii, otn 8roBiua
Gi1ntr pom Bul5t;p g.tllten peroeD
Uoben, 10 gtGtn Ste bIl UNI ersd.
len Sic, ouB Sie miA bier getrorfer
glstn."
SIN Eotsnqra1er 6etld9te Iih ibr;
o1s fidue Usltaft. .46sr George"
1d9ts Der 8elliItGe 81 i4m: .Q4enn
SIe itanoi3 IN ,54rsn Unit b|eidp0itiQ'
lpdreu. t0nnten Sic bllo ous goni,
8irdipiel be9rdoen." nD1s tam
lhon ltIn, Qerr Yreot4er, aber pu
lou ih metre 6rau un0 6Lmtlle ct
3llteu, penn ID nIdt le9eImdBtg br
lhdfti8t meroeI Soior lett iehs Wo
ben bate iii nod teiue lebenoe Sell
be9ruben."
Gin &tr1enolener. DER idper pei.
le5t mar. puroe ourl9 relhildt Nn
wcnoung Don t0l;em 0oiier pieDs,
~ 9epnBtiein gebrltt. SnoIit
tam er wieoer gu iicb, ~liinete oe Clip
pen uno Id9te iIt6tntIjh bitteno'
~0ieBt etlua5 W6i5tp binsin!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-23

Uobt Der roft6Idt;ri3en. W2it iqTen
pu~ntelgrunen, lorbserartigen 8ldt,
tern ubsrtIeioet re oidt ole 5elien
uno 6dnge Der 4igsn. MloHatsInnJ
itedt oas trditiqe 0gitrdud nit lei
mem unoerpeltlitem 8rin unter Dem
G6uee, uno ieine nit 9%Idn3enoem
9dr3 ii6er5oeeneu. 6rauniduppy9en
photographer bergen idon I'm Wins
Ter 5artes Goub uE0 iungs Bitten
tn0ipten. SIN CONNER, menn i'd
bic in bic Tarben BEG alpengllhens
eetleioeten Bitten sritlieBen. biloet
Die eols Yflan3s ben Iiebli4ften
S6mud oes Gebirsss, uHo 5por aui
bic manni9faltigits Qeiie. a9isr
reigsn ii6 ibrs nit 5auperIen be-
bongsnen 9urpurg,odsn uber oas
tlare Balm pes tIeinen QueIls.
ODER %umidumsn ben i~tlubenoen Wais
IerfuIl, BON oefisn Ds;Bem 9iidt ibr
buntles @riin uro feuriges Rot nd
munoerpoIt a6bebt. Weiter6in ums
3ieben lie ME ern lu59ebreiteter leps
pih ben itillen, ountlen Nlpenies,
luufen pie Yurpurbduoer an ben
6el39eIimfen um Die ihroifen WGnos
Der ionit tabIen ger1rleien un0 ipries
zen als leBte lebeus3eihen Der frieos
lihen pfldn3enpelt mitten aus benz
Steinger0u, oos I'D tnislglsih aus
Ter SIS uno Stuespiite Der @lsts
Iher= uno 6irnIptlt erbebt.~ 60
Ihrsibt 9srmnnn Da9ner in feiner
ppilan5anreIt".
g(ber niAt oilein Der Gd0n6eit.
! %Ionoern aud mdnnigiudem JtuBsr
bent bic YIlun3e. Bel Sturm uno
llntpstter bistet ie ben S9nsebiib
Hern ShuB unp Nobruug. lem
8emsiager. Der auI dbi6Iii5em
pfaoe ousQleitst. 5elht lie am Honot
oes tloftertieien Nbgrunoes ibre 81.
ben, ungemeiA ieit in Der Groe pur.
5etnoen ,3meige ais leBten Anhults.
punt uno rettet ben N~eidbtoeten
Tenn ormen 0eiBbuben, Dem an ella.
taIten 1ageu ietu Gus roben Stein.
bI0den notoirii9 geii9tes 6iittter
teinen genugenoen S6ub "gerpGhrt
Iiefern ibrs trcdenen 3peigbiiiheI
osn ein3i9en Stoff gu sinem erlpdr.
member, 9or5oufti9en 6suer.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-23
Die Spraheu Der
Iuturitaaten.
GurOpas.

in europa uid1t
cinen cin}laen e~iniprod)igcu AuItur
ituat gibt.
IN @rOGbritonnien Atbt O. }luci
cinbuIb UiJliouen Mtcuidlen. mcIde
Die feltiitc Spradlc ais OIutteriprudc
recon.
&n 6ronfrclt gibt Is 3lpei YiIuio
zen 6Idulen, @retoucu. Va2fen mo
&toIleucr, Die allc ibre eideuc Spradc
BADEN.
Npth in Spauicn gibt c9 @o5fcn.
1lc cine bon Der iIbriqen @coolfcrtug
u~eritte0euc Spradc baben.
In @eIgien limo 0rci Gllnitel Scr
9ep0ltcrung 6loreu, 5met Titnitei
@ullourn nit gdu}IId) ucrihieoeHer
5prad)c.
&u 0ououo gibt e9 cine ltorfe Mut.
ocrheit, Ole gum (hejI frieiih, 5unt
She'll fIdUllih iprift.
%n IeutihIun0 lebcn 0rci WiQio.
men Npnidlen, Die polniid ipredcl.
Hu6erogm qibt 6 fIeine Spradqrlp.
pen pom %Ittuucrn. Wiaiurcn, Gduelt
mo 6ron3oicn.
&n Der 5tlpeij lit sic oeutidc
Sprahc Aut@ipraht un0 tie miro uou
Der W%icbrhcit Der 8tp0Iferlmg geipro-
den, abcr gIeihe iprohlid)c 9crcdltl.
dttng habcn lire irun55iiihen, ituIie.
ullt)en mo romaulitclt NolfsQcuoi
len.
Ceitcrreih llngorn lit 0os 2onO
Der DIelen Spradcn uno &0lfcrihuf-
ten, no man lid gdnj gut ucrtraQen
mlir0c, menn nlan SEN ~HatiouQlcn
Gboruiniamu3 3u 3iiqeln miiBte.
N Stalien mobncn i'm 9toroen ga
Diner, i'll SttOen gibt IS griehiidle
un0 albanijAe Golouien.
3u Gdnculart aeb0ren oic52lGnoer
nit elqcner Spradlc mo H%iterotur.
&n 5dmeoen mo Normegcn gibt
= Hcben ibrcn qcrmauiiten NetDoh.
nern nob Simmer mo 2appen nit
cjgenen Spraten.
Nm qroBcn rltiiiiheu Rcit madtcll
0te eJqcntlidcu HrIiicn nod niht bic
HQlftc Scr 9euolferun0 aus, mo in
Ic0cm gr0bereu GheiI 0c5 meitcn hi.
Dies miro cine uu0cre 5pradc QeIpro.
den.
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liz 8r,ridlnunn ,Sammies" III

Sic Se5eidnuns eSammies" far
uuiere arieger gefdut Oieieu nItt
un0 IoQte aus oieiem triitigen @run-
Sc III @crgeiicnbeit aeratbcn. gtift
eicl id0ncr lit a5cr Elm nn0erer Sole.
name, meldler unieren 5ruppcn in 0i.
den 3eltlngs ueberid)riiteu bduiig
gcnug bciqeIcQt miro: Giants Gn5
III enc mihon fIjngen0e allr3nng
elmer tn0iuuiiheu 0erbaabornuna oes
RamcnS .Gnqldn6er": 9oHtces. Die
unier 8olf crit nit gu|tmiitbIgem
Selbitpott ait lid iiBeu mo aumd6
lig ais 5adc Der G%emoblbeit geltcn
licB, bis ser Ianne glcihiom 0a2 Sur
gerrcdt erparb. 2(bcr mc55alb ourdu
bcruutur5eu2
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&ie man Mr.
beitsiden beilt.

JS;e mon Or No EoIi,o, Cer,,t
""" ca o,,s So 9,+,,rna
beltSlfeu lfiIt. i4ihto Sms n,
Q;oforr m,r>a.
Ge,cuoIorha nm 7;4fonfn,o+tn,, ,|,H
onoore,, Sh3nf;,,n, ha;a',,5'H4
frnr0rn lta1tr Ann r;s,;,n @ ot. ."r'
(idtrr o,Il rrtrr m.l}bn, r,,,,',,,
souoonnorotc o~r1cbr,4,t ,n,,rSna
Dir nntt,n c,,, rail-, ok,
1eI,ft mnr6en 6,,rh h;n ~>, ,'3, ~,
rnrr ohiorhirt ne,n h,;;.,.- ,4,
7lrh Ghnrir,, >m;+tsI ,".
TnIieri N;r Wrbr;+si4rn,s, ,'"' ~ 90.
,~rnrrfor,c San h|i y ,hr, "' NJ ,',0'
mimi n,,r,, s,,,, ,,, @, f'' |.?,r'5
,rhc;It m,rH '''N'''N '''''"''''
i, wtf1rt,, 0,tr m,r,, ,n,1.
fr5r,+ni4r,,a n1,.4 '<,,', ;Ia.o,','''.
\.,. r,r,f,f,r, '',,,, o,s '",>'.H'U'
Nnri,s, ',r,5,,ut, " o,,IF.[ ~ o'S
hein5tr oGa S." y" >r ,,,I6, ",."
;-.inH,3, M,;bx, o,,,', '0,'ul, ',,.!t
f]ann+cn ~, ,"I,,N .,,'"','' '.1''
- frl,, l;,4, "" %>~,Y.','UtU,.S Ho
n,rncrth,ts s., WoIa,.; >Y'"', ".o'.
>-rn5,t,o,sb,,, ~ SSH, Wv ~, " y
,,;4,si n,r,,;t,ft,, t,, t'''
N,, n,;t n;,r,,, .G,.3t '''D h'"33."@.
rr,,rH,,, ,,,h Sax, ~. ,"'"',",
nriyhf;,, 1,.,,n p''o. '''.tS
,'g,Hr, %,,f,,, n, ,tS -. a, "I.
"a; ,,,,;,sn+ ,,> ~, 80
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-23
grdmisu .aesen MebrbeSabluns.


n uturopolt
tgduou ftuo I'M gur5eH oret5e9n 2aiH''
nrcru eridllcueu uao uoD aHt
gtummeuu an 9ano.(
9dbmaidtRen
Sic .gsororern" : gtdbmalhue no. l.
oui 5 Sabre ihttttllh Jdrau1tri,
rop Sca0~ : Oebauie. ezra Ieihe
Volltur. ale n~eueiten &erbtneuidg3H'
GpIuult Die bette 9RuldlHe, oIe IuI u.
oeu0 etueu 4rel5 erbdltllb NJ 80
9ie .Eorolteru" : NdbmdlhIne no =
renau lpte 20. I, muir mt alIt00Hl0itz
ItIem Drop 3edo" 20
SIZE .RorSiteru~ 9iGbmdihne 9to.
2 IN 0,Jloen Gdt-0ebuulc, dutbotIds
tiitler .Gbuln Git. SuI8eltdger2 '9c7
5tfu. NIT dutbomutlihem Belt ne
plater", hobem 2lrm, gehdrteteu Std9l-
tbeilen; ale .9ttddenlcEt5 III @dht7
uetfaitdlen. cine glte 4{dlhthe gu
Dem iehr blligen Yrcilc pom lllr >lo
Sic .IoroIferu : YdbmuidIne No. 4,
aeullt mle 30. 3. Hur III 1~e5t@edoi.
uerfortu 'o-i
Nue ptele 9taitIHcn lIno dblolut ga
rnutirt. Die 5Sratt bat Der Nduter 81
trdaeu uuo Tia betrugt opu SOC b'5 9l.Vo,
ie nab Der 9iitdu3.
3ieie SrdmleuLlIfc piJo obue meltere
Noti3 pon 9eit AT 9elt ergdt5E nm ger
6nSert. uno oicie 3rclie rlhtcn llh nab
Dem letue.Ii9eu G(drttipert0,
gm beIten uno iiberitcn lit &c. ods
Selo per Y q II Il II ~ etluUQ @foISp
6roerl, oie Der R0)tmcllter IN oeH quo
iteren Crtitufteu ul5ltctien tdliiI. gu
uberieuOeu- Gbculo 8lt uro ltter mo
Sic T. preRuutuetiu ugenL mel
de oie @qenlen in allen GrpTeBs 1tdtlos
men uusitetlcu. 8euu man 0da @1lo
per Xoitunlueiillug O0er per GrpreBdt@
t|petIllnd id)ldt. lit IS uldlt uotltUe1oIg,
ben betrefTru0en BRIEF reQllrrlreu 3l ,ul@
fen, ipenn Ole AoreIe oeutIIdl ae'trlebeH
lit. Geqt man od9cgeH Nddrgelo III Den
9rief. 10 ioilte 0ieler itets regtltrlrt Epers
DEN I'M iidler SIT ittu, ooB oer'elbe rIts
tia uutomut. Nitr @tlolenouugeu III
etnfadem 8riefuerihIlne iiberncbnert
mir tstnerlei 8eruntlportlitfeit. Srn
Tuue BON IoreBoeraH0eruu9cr ucr4ene
MAJ ia nidlt. Die ulte ebenloiUObl ME DE
meme &oltofficc au3uQeben oeuu 'onlt
H1neu mir Dem Gdmtu Ill DEN 8utern
gar ujht fiu0cu.
Wonen ORDERS oiirfen niht. tpie Od3
70 oft geIdiebt. ais pernteiutlitle Gutts
t1rq 8urIdbebdtt Iperoen.
fuu6ern iiuo IN Den @rieien bet3us
Iegen.
6uittuna eriplGt MIR ourh 9euoeruu8
oe5 9dtum5 auf Dem H0reB'trelfeu.
Nluu aoreItre einfutl;
,RoroTtern", Ga GrOie, isis.
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@eidafts Rotian.

eay yer @eloer gu mdbigen 3inier
leihen modte, ellen OerIdBlihen Ratb
Qeher fir Geebs unb Wortgages brduhi
ober @elo aui quite Siterheit ausleiher
mill. renbc Iih an ". s. 0ttifh
203 2. 4 StraRe.
g @enn Sic @efo 5lt 5 Bro.
3e1t babeu m0d)ten, 10 ipred)cn Sic
BEL mir Dor. g. 8. @oI3, Gontor
i'm Hetubllra 8cbduoe.
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Mcr IN nicicm YonSr nctrrnIidl

fcjne Silid1:eu crfUut Der tam aItt
cine Rett, bcouiprnhcn Gas Hcdt
Ole 3eituuq Git lcicu. Die Ihmt an
better suioQt. er~nacihloiitu Gr w'g
nur icine Rcttt troitia torotvn ana
linter llrt'tau0cu audi hCrtJt lc'll ~,
cbenfo fr0fti0 81 pertbeioigen
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Sebnio SeritclnHq uOn Gutcmtmc.

0i3lnen bat iidl uui @ouu &Slauo. y
q. cine aroBe @cicuitoit 9cbtloct.
aerooe ais Sic ihouitcn Auaithten
Dorbuuoen luurcrt. ooB miiere NIdltu
0urh cine ciulodlerc &e0tl2tuciic ME
Ser ms rid'tiqe @eltiiG toUunen mir.
Den SotQl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-23
MOrnn nidt ocipart luerOen maie,

Ah HlAJA bNfFNf" "'f~
ili h0iIidcr llmadug nit Dem Fub.
liutm, ioqt 5dabomt@icfrctdr uno
Giicnbohu0lrcftor Wic2l0oo gu Den 81,
ie|nbabueru. Sit Qon3 uu0 oar nldt
ubcriIuiig, oicie G%rma1nmg. Iie
lleberHahne Der Giicnbahncn 0urdl
oic Nuroesrcaicrrmg rcft'erttgt fei,
nen Idnooocrigeu GtlowebeItou ouf
lertu ihrcr Nuqd elItcn. s. t0nt
pohl geiagt merocn oaB Is Auauab
mru itn0, oie I'll Neidrmcrocu ilber
Wanact an @0ilihfeit I'M ltmaang
nit ocn Auuocn Der GiienbahneH Qe
'ijhrt mo icue Grmabmrnd peroH
loBt hobeu. lSc0ot boie N%usnahmcn
pcroarben quite Ate4cln uno mcrocn
nod uno nod 3ur Hcgcl
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2m6If NrbcIler . NaltatOren nnN

r@olftnq Delegates" inter Sem Mn.
ii SauIeu5erNcict iGt9cnommcu, 10
miro bcrid)tet. Shire oArbelt" hat audi
id)ou Dor Dem Mrlcge icIten ais uIB-
briuQcuo acgolteu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-23
Die Welt bcitcht aus lreppcn. Der

cine lteigt hiualf, Der anoere lclt
hinab. obcr Die 3ohl oerer, Ole BIN
obqchen. lit cutititoen groBcr ais Die
s3ahl ocrcr. oic binntfittiqcn.
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Sd lebe ucraniiat sudden @olen

uno Trommeu; man mus g uer.
iteheu. NIT oen Sflodtn ~ou9paton
men. iteht i'm Nrhittftcninlnlsu a}li
DER Nortblrrg.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-23

5ugte Micnitentlalle: itnc, ole ban
0eln, lpdhrcno nu0Crc rc0cn- lln0
ouf iie aueiu fam 0u2 2ulo it'd Der
IaiIen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-23

Snfulge elmer Mette bnbcu 3luei
6oru1er ieitgclteIt ,ooB 9lencn nod
lhutlcr illcQcu f0unen ais (oIbcn
Sonit hat tpciter teIncu 3rpcfi
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Alpsnrejen.
Bon u. y.

IN RE 4lyel bjuein IL 0G5 IIeoC
Hauo!
Yorjber ar ounteu duttlgeI &dnoi
Sn be &erge biUen III ote laIudr3e
S6ludt.
go Der &al0baA toiet IN l0lI0er 6tu.ptl
6tuauf gu Der Y2atteu warmouttI8em
Oruu,
8u lie blubu,
1ie roteH a~Ipenro'eul"
"a. Woreu.)
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Ga Groiie, ocn %. 2luguit 1918.
Drdmien Site.

Gin 3oBr int @osau5 be3a5lsnoe
shonneuten erboltcu ie sineu lhonen
Soleuoer als Yrdmie gratis mo porfo'
frsi. ooer Elm 0upclleubud, ruooou lptF
spei %porrdt6lg habeu: ~6cietabenpHuti-
Seu~ uno Ser Glebe elpld ipedle'ro
Qeio". Yin @ramien iino tpelter 1o'5e'''e
ar Nl,i.rrnhI ~nnIhnnnen.
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Our Country. Right or Wrong;
II Right To Be Kept Right.
II Wrong To Be Set Right.
Carl Schurz.

9as aIte &ibblntt yEnf" lit Gin.
gegangenr Gn9 lit Der trourigitc Mis-
ben es lett 3cppIer & Shparbmom
ie qeIicfcrt bat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-23

Gon fuu0lger
SeIte miro oar
ultI auimcrfiont
geulad}t, 00H Is
in europa uid1t
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6srousoeber: Sic Observation-Disclosures
a0oIf GduDriau, Yruuoent.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-08-23

Die roltbi0ttrlue IND Die beb0arte
Qlpenroie u~nterittioen fh fait nur
ouyn ihre 8Idtttr, ob9leit oieie BET
tttoeu arten buhsdrti9. Ieoril uno
iaitQriin erihenen. Die 9lGttr Der
roItbIdttriQsn 4lpsurois iiuo tdbl,
Su9elptbt. ouu'ieJ druu uno aui fer
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Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-29
OFFICER sprinkle
AT LAST CATCHES
W-BREAKlNG BOYS
Gang Of Youths Charged With
R0bbng Freight Cars.

After working night and day since
November 6 Special Officer S. A.
Sprinkle, who has charge of patrol
ing this end Of the Cumberland Val.
Icy Railroad, has succeeded in cap
turing a gang of boys charged with
various thefts from c. V r. r.
freight cars The Julian Cor.
bin, alleged to be the leader; Pete
Iiosier, Charles Montgomery. Ted
Johnson and Russell Stultz are now
in jail awaiting 4 hearing before U.
&. Commissioner H. A. Downs, pos
sibly tomorrow.
With the exception of the Stultz
boy, who was not captured until
yesterday, the youths were caught
Wednesday by officer Sprinkle. as.
sisted by Officers Thomas Hardy and
John Snyder On the night Of Noyem-
Der 6, Corbn and Slultz are alleged
to have broken the seals on car at
Intersection, stealing "a quarts of IL
Guor. They are said to have confess
sed TO this particular bit Of robbery
On the night Of November 20, Cor
bin. Johnson Flosier and Monteom-
cry are said to have broken open
another car, loaded with merchan
disc, and to have stolen candy. On
November % they are charged with
having stripped much copper and
brass from the air compressor at the
overhead bridge Monday a watch
man was placed at the crossing, but
while he was at supper between 53C
and $50 that evening, they are said
to have returned and removed every
thing from the compressor but the
wheels and heavy parts.
The lads were pretty foxy and
well organized. Members of the gans
have confessed that while certain
ones would execute the job the 9th
ers were posted about to watch fol
the approach of Mr. Sprinkle or any
other officer and ii is understood
that several of them were armed
which would indicate that they
would have taken shot at any one
catching them at the task.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-29
'LAN FOR MEMORIAL TO BERKELEYS WAR RECORI

They are planning to establish some
material mark in the community that
will stand for generations to come 'as a
monument to the patriotism of their
people.
Some are planting avenues of trees
"a tree for every man in the service.
Some are building beautiful memorial
arches over their streets Some are
placing tablets Oh their public buildings,
listing thereon those in the service.
Many different ideas and plans are be-
ing worked out.
But they are all contemplating or
erecting some kind of memorial.
So now we come to the purpose of
this editorial = it is to urge a begin
ming for some such plan in our own
community.
We want Berkeley county to have a
permanent memorial to the part that
the men, women and children of both
the city and the county districts have
taken in the war and to the men who
went into the service and particularly
to those who gave their lives for their
country and its ideals.
And we have a suggestion to make
for such a memorial because we be-
lieve that it should be both useful, orn-
amental and help impress upon us and
future generations, the history of the
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-29
DEATH ANGEL CALLS
MRS. {. B. FAULKNER
TO HEAVENLY HOME
Wife of Well Known Jurist Had
Been III For Some Time.

Following an Illness of several
months duration, Mrs. Susan Faulk-
ner, the wife of Hon e. Boyd Faulk-
ner, departed this Hfe at the family
residence in this city about seven
forty yesterday morning. While 1t
had been apparent for some days
that her strength was falling, yet
the end came with a suddenness that
shocked the family and community
Mrs. Faulkner was descendant OF
one or the distinguished families OF
the Old South She was daughter
of Capt. John p Campbell, "a wealth.
and cultured planter of Kentucky, am
the last survivor of family of thir,
teen children. She was married 70
Judge Faulkner in Hopknsville. X
February II, 1868 and with him cam
to locate permanently in Martinsburg
in 1872 OF this union there were
two children, Miss May Buckner
Faulkner residing at home, and Miss
Ann Holmes Faulkner who passed
away in August 1888
Endowed by nature with full
measure of the gentIer gifts AMI
graces that add 50 much of charm to
the womanhood of the South, Mrs.
Faulkner was also possessed OF
forcefulness and aggressiveness little
suspected by those who entertained
but superficial knowledge of her
character. Usually Of a quiet unas.
Stunning, retiring disposition she could
on occasion, especially where mat
ter Of principle was involved, exhib-
it Grmness and tenacity of purpose
that counted much for the esteem in
which she was held by the entire com
mundty Interested at all times in
the general welfare of those with
whom she came in contact, she was
never happier than when engaged in
charitable and community work: she
found ample opportunity of satisfy
ing this craving through the medium
.of the Red Cross, the United Daugh-
tiers Of the Confederacy, the Kings
Daughters and kindred organizations;
but her chiefest concern, and that in
which she found the highest satisfac
ton, was conferred in her home and
family. Indeed her home was her
shrine; there "she poured forth tn
boundless wealth of womanhood
wife and mother" and while we ma
not invade its sacred precincts TO
speak OF her untiring and unselfish
ministrations to husband and daugh.
ter, there are scores who have been
privileged to partake Of it's hospital.
| ity who will recall with ever increas,
ing pleasure the memory of its graz,
ious hostess.
Mrs. Faulkner's death has cast D
deep gloom upon a large circle oa
friends. upon the several institutions
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-29
MRS. STANLEY NOW
RESTS IN GREEN HILL

The remains of the late Mrs Beu-
lab Stanley, wife Of Mr. Samuel
Stanley and daughter of Mrs
Frank Evans, of North Maple ave.
nue., were brought 10 Martinsburg
this afternoon and buried in the
family lot at Green Hill Cemetery
Mrs. Stanley died in Baltimore
some time ago during the influenza
epidemic.
Martinsburg W Va evening journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1913-1920, 1918-11-29
Martinsburg and Berkeley y
1nnnle can hold up their heads. !

MartInsburg and Berkeley %n.s$Hty
people can hold up their heads, =.
", when reviewing the Wonde.
achievements Of the United States i.
tie great conflict which has ended in
victory for our arms and our purposes
Through the entire period of the
war; every request made upon us by the
government was responded to fully,
freely, quickly and patriotically.
When the government called for
registration in the two great drafts,
Berkeley county had no draft evaders
as one man, all within the prescribed
ages came forward.
When the drafts were called out, time
to time, there were no attempts at eva
sion - instead, there were always vol
unteers to go ahead of their turn.
When stimulated production Of food
was requested, Berkeley county pro-
duced the crops from greatly increas-
ed acreage.
When food and fuel economies were
requested, every man, woman and child
in the county practised conservation,
Gladly, for the sake Of our boys and the
Allies.
When money was needed to Clothe,
feed and arm our boys and for loans
to the Allies, in every call that came,
Berkeley county exceeded her quota by