Perrysburg journal., November 21, 1918, Image 7

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tiSY TOWNS UNDERLINED ARE IN HANDS OF GERMAN REVOLUTIONISTS
This ftinp shows where the German peace envoys entered the French lines and also the position
of the German Military Headquarters at the time at Spa, in Belgium.
Under the terms of the armistice Germany agrees to evacuate all of Belgium, Alsace, Lorraine,
Luxembourg and to retire beyond the Rhine. On the east bank of the Rhine a neutral strip is to be
established along the river, about 25 miles in width. The Allies are to hold bridgeheads on the east
bank at Cologne, Coblence and Mayencc.
U. S. CASUALTIES IN WAR
ESTIMATED ABOUT 100,000
Washington Ofilclals estimate cas
ualties of the Anieilciin Expedition
ary Forces In the war will not exceed
100,000, Including the men killed In
action, wounded, dicjl of wounds, dis
ease and accidents, and the missing
who will never be accounted for.
Some of those who huve been missing
probably will be accounted for when
the prisoners are returned from Ger
many. ,
It was said that it probably will be
several -weeks before the record of
casualties can be completed.
HOUSEHOLDERS, BAKERS NOW
PERAUTTED TO BUY
FLOUR WITHOUT SUBSTITUTES
WuHhlngton. White bread, made
eiitiiely of wheat lloui, went back on
the Auicile.ui table today, after an
absence of more than nine mouths.
Householdeis and bakeis nie now
peimAtted to puiehase. wheat Hour
without substitutes, the food admin
istration having wlthdinwn regula
tions requiring the buying of 20 per
cent of substitutes with each purchase
of wheat Hour.
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Fireside Talks with Rev. AUea
on present day applications
of the Sunday School Lesson
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Rev. Ernest Bour ner Allen, D. D.
Pastor of the Washington Street Congregational
Church and the Marion Lawrance Sunday School
Toledo, Ohio.
WANT NOVEMBER 11 TO BE
ANNUAL WORLD HOLIDAY
IN CELEBRATION OF PEACE
1ondon. British newspapers and j
ofilclals nie unanimously supporting
a movement to make November 11 a
world holiday, a joyous Thanksgiv
ing Day forever.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL NOTES
Lesson Title: Jacob Wins Esau.
Lesson Text: Genesis 33:1-11.
Golden Text: A soft answer turneth
away wrath. Proverbs 15:1.
I. Taking Out the Bark!
In one of his sermons Dr. J. Wil
bur Chapman gives an incident about
a woman who was one day sitting
in Central Park, New York, while
her little girl was playing on the
grass not far from her. Suddenly a
great St. Bernard dog came bound
ing through the park, barking furi
ously, and rushing past this little
girl. She naturally sprang into her
mother's anus, sonbing as if her
heart would break. The mother
spoke soothingly to her, but she
would nol be comforted. Finally
when everything else had failed, the
mother turned to iter little child, and
said, "My dear, stop your crying, the
do has stonned his barking." The
liltle girl looked around with her !
sebs uncontrolled and said, "Yes,'
mother, but the bark is still in him." zz
Jacob had good reason to be afraid
jot Esau, because he had cheated him
liis own brother! One day he saw
Esau coining toward him with 400
men. He was scared 1 A, guilty con
science is more terrifying than an
army. So he resolves to play on the
sympathies of Esau by sending his
wives and children on ahead to meet
him! But Esau was too big to attack
his brother and when they meet he
cries: "Let that which thouihastbe
thine l" He did not need to be pro
pitiated with an offering.
The best way to take "the bark"
out of any one wc fear, because we
have done them wrong, is to confess,
make restitution if necessary, and
walk straight afterward!
II. Kindness to Nations.
Good treatment to nationsVs well
as men helps to disarm (heir fears
and suspicious and to win their good
will. Here is a page of history which
must not be forgotten!
In the Boxer Rebellion, China sad
ly wronged the United States. The
indemnity awarded our counlry was
nearly fifteen million dollars. We
might have gone to war with China
to collect it. Instead, we forgave
China her debt, remitting nearly the
whole of it. China wasms surprised
and pleased at this unexpected turn
of affairs as was Jacob whon Esau,
whom lie had wrpnged, fell on his
neck and kissed him. What had tbeen
the result? China at once sent a
high dignitary to Washington with
an expression of his nation's deepest
gratitude.
And then China nictaour nation's
courtesy with n courtesy of her own:
she get aside this ureal sum and de
cided to use the income in educating
Chinese students in America. Every
year six hundred and fifty students,
her brightest young men and women,
are siiiuying in our various colleges,
because of this fund. The United
States is buing abundantly rewarded
ior nemo Kiquj ienuerncuriear vjor
giving' to China. A nation! aswell
as an individual, .rimy well practice
the Golden Ruin. V
fa. "Wrath.
Do vou ever aet mad? What nm
the flvesroost' frequent, fruitful and
fatal wrath-producers in your life?
How arc you fighting them? Is not
Nixon Waterman's verse-prayer one
which all can make?
POSTOFF1CE TO TAKE OVER
ARMY PLANES
FOR MAIL DELIVERY
Washington. The posrofllco Is go
ing tor take ui) the aircraft program
where the army and navy diops It. I
Plans have been woiked oue by which
every nirciaft that can be spared from
military sen Ice may be put to work
carrying malls Instead of bombs.
If these plans carry, practically the
cnthe liistcluss mall of the nation
w 111 travel through air.
INFLUENZA SCARE. IS OVER
TOLEDO
The influenza epidemic is just
about cleaned up in Toledo, and stores,
theaters and schools have reopened
and leturned to legular hours.
"O brothers! nre c asking liow
The hills of happiness to find?
Then know they he beyond the vow
"God helping me, I willTje kind.'"
If ?ll uju uvi(.u vuc loHowed, a
lot ot pIijMcians would tui Uiem-
biiVk.: UUt Ui UUalllLlia.
Dcielopiueiu or .uer power' in
Nonvay nas uuiiu dtuilelty cheaper
than sicam in tliat tommy.
U. S. CONFERS FIRST OF NEW
MEDALS UPON MARSHAL FOCH
General H'ershlng has conferred up
on Murshal I'och the American distin
guished sciwce medal. The presenta
tion was mnde in the name, of Pres
ident Wilson a tthe villa where Miar
jhal Foch has his headquaiters.
The congicss of the United States
lias created this medal to be conferred
upon those who have tendered distin
guished service to our country.
DRY A1AJ0RITY IN OHIO ABOUT
25,000
Columbus. The state wide pro
hibition nmendment to Ohio's consti
tution carried at lust week's election
by a majority of nearly 25,000 votes,
according to complete returns receiv
ed at the office of the secretary of
state.
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Note these few specifications and then compare them
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Wonderful values in clothes
for young men
Copyright 1918 Han benanact a Man
For morning shoppers
ing 'till Noon During November.
.iDouble Brown Stamps Every Morn-
Overcoats $25
The waist scam overcoat is the typical oung
man's oveicoat, smart, new and serviceable. This
particular model is made in line materials, beautifully
tailored and M satin lined. Conies in rich green and
brown heather mixtures, plain browns, greens, grays
and blues. Goats with all the style of the world and
worth at least 10 more than 'we arc uskintf for them.
Very Special at $25,
Baker special
suits and overcoats
H5, $2(V $25.
ou will find guaranteed clothes here at 51.1, .$18,
!j20 and $25; all wool serges as low as 815 p'lain.black
suits, staple gray worsteds and pattern worsteds?
cassimeres, etc. ' '
Very special, blue
1 serge suits $20 '.
Skilful buving and great purchasing power has
made it possible for us to oll'er you this remarkable
value at $20. It would cast us more to replace these
Suits at wholesale today. Conservative and young
men's models; guaranteed in every respect color
wearing qualities lit and style. Sues up "to 5G chest.
Clothes for outdoor workers
You will find in our store a special department devoted to the need of the man
.vli omusl spend much of his time out-doors. We know thne we can save you money
)h this merchandise and urge vou lo inspect these values. "Many of these items were
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purchased before the present high market.
Corduroy Coats sheeps wool lined with
wool collars $12.30 15 18.
Corduroy Coats Buffalo fur robe lined,
very special, $8 and $9.
Corduroy Vests without sleeves, double
breasted, with extra long backs an unusual
value at $2.75.
Corduroy and' Leather Vesta with sleeves
at $10.
Whipcord Khaki Coats lined fh sheep's
wool and heavily re-inforced. A value that
cannot he duplicated at $8.50.
Corduroy Blanket lined coats $6.
Wc want to call your attention to this re
markable value at M1.00. This coat will give
much hard wear, splendidly lined in sheep's
wool, double-breasted and reinforced, , ,
At $9.00 wc are able tQ give you an extra
heavy coot of this qualitv, blanket and slicker
lined making it both cold and rainproof.1 It
is re-inforced for extra wear arid is extreme
ly low priced at $9.00.
Waterproof Pants the genuine specially
priced at $6.50 the pair.
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