Allied Capitals Protest
Peace .Censorship
Washington. Nov. 29.—The pros
pect of a repressive censorship of
press dispatches dealing with the
peace conference is causing protests
in Paris. London and Washington.
In Paris, despite the armistice, the
censorship has suddenly become
more extreme than at any time in the
war. The cause for the reversal of
Clemeneeau's recently aunouueed
abolition of political censorship is
Impossible to discover.
American correspondents in I.on-1
don have organized a corporate body |
to tight the reported seizure by •
Creel's Bureau of Public Informa
tion of iwo of the four available
transAtlantie cables during the peace
conference and to obtain proper ,
means of communication with the
Vnited States.
In Washington. Senator Hiram
Johnson, of California, assailed the
administration for "Prussianizing j
news" and for suppression of open j
discussion of world peace problems.
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FRIDAY EVENING.
LUCKNOW BOY
WRITES OF LIFE
IN WAR ZONE
Wagoner Harry F. Belnn, For-,
mer Railroad Employe,
Tells of Experiences
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HARRY F. BEHM
Mrs. Elizabeth C. Rehm. of I.uck- j
now, has received many interesting;
letters from her son, Ha'rry F. I
Rehm, Headquarters Company, 79th |
Division. 'Somewhere in France,"
The young: man. a son of Mr. and i
Mrs. William Behin, was employed
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Com- ;
panv as a brakeman in the yards
before entering the service and was j
a well tknown baseball player and
most efficient pitcher. He was in !
training at Camp Meade, leaving
for overseas service last July. Behni j
is now a wagoner for his di\i-;
sion.
In a letter written October 10 he
says in part: "It does me goods to ;
get letters from home in this lone- j
some land, for while there are lots ,
of the boys around at times." when j
night comes it is really lonesome, i
* * • I have washed in shell I
holes, slept in shell holes and dodg
ed in shell holes from shells, so
that I'm getting to just love shell
holes. • * • I'll try to tell you
something about our life over here.
Sleep Where Fortune Directs
"We sleep any place we happen
to stop, barbs, manure piles, shell
holes, dugouts, trenches, shelled
towns, piles of wood, any place at
all. • • • The villages are
built of thick stone, old houses such
as one sees in the movies and any
where near the front the towns are
all blown to pieces. Some were so
heavily shelled by gunfire and bombs
that there wasn t even a piece of
roof left on a single house. When
we started our first drive, for miles ;
and miles the shelling was so heavy j
that after we drove the Huns back,
the shell holes were so thick that |
one edge of a hole touched the next j
hcle. You can see for yourself j
this is no place for a delicate per- '
son when the shells start to whue- 1
e-e-e and then throw the shrapnel \
and gas around us. Right here is.
where the Yanks get good and mad, j
mad clear through.
Watches shells Burst
"The first shell fire I was in it j
frightened me some and I crawled
in a hole and watched them burst- i.
ing around me and I surely thought >
of all you folks at home, especially j
mother. Then my nerve came back I
and I felt 1 would like to go right j
on to Berlin without stopping, and
now I don't mind them as much. I
* * • As to the weather there j
is rain most all the time. I have j
seen about half of France and if 1 i
stay much longer will see the rest
and part of Germany, I suppose, j
But I have seen enough and we are i
all ready to come home as soon as !
the dove of peace flies over the land. !
* • • I have seen some sights j
here that I will never forget as long '
as I live, even though I'd be a thou
sand years old. For there has been
lots of bloodshed,' and I'm glad l!
have good, strong nerves so that I
can stand any ordeal. I have se'en !
some of our boys under shell tire !
but a few hours and taken back i
wrecks from shell shock.
Promises llochc Helmets
"I am sending you a souvenir of
France and will later send a Boche j
helmet so you can hang it with the ;
service flag you have for me, in J
the window. Go to ail the lectures j
you can, for all the stories you hear j
about life here are all too true—this j
way you wiii know what is really go- j
lug on over here.* • * I enclose i
a coupon for which you can send
me a little Christmas gift. I will
be glad for anything but really
would like another wrist watch for
mine is on the burn. Whatever you
send I will appreciate you may be I
sure. Mother Dear X am sending
you a clipping of a poem I ran
across in a newspaper which I
thought nice and very true and my
sentiments to the word, especially
these:
" 'We fight for every mother as she
sings
Her babe to sleep upon her throb
bing breast:
We battle for the womanhood of.
Earth
For Liberty, for Honor and for
Right;
Be proud, O Mother dear that you
gave birth
To one who lived to enter such a
fight."
"This leaves me well with the
hope of a speedy return home.
"Your son.
"HARRY F. BEHM."
To Fill Big Contract For
British War Tanks Soon
N'cw York. —It is learned by the
Christian Science Monitor's local bu
reau that the British government has
ordered the construction in the
L'nited States of 20,000 tanks, of a,
size between the largest and the
whippets, and that the cessation of
hostilities has not caused the cancel
lation of this order. Ineed, it is de
clared that the tanks will be so con
structed that, if not used for war
purposes, they can do service as
tractors in the production of food
stuffs.
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DEBATING CLUB
TO MEET MONDAY
| A. S. Patterson Will Address
First Meeting in the
Y.M.fc.A.
_ i
! The committee on arrangements!
|of the Y. M. C. A. Self Expression i
| and Debating Society announced to-'
day that Andrew S. Patterson, presi-!
I dent of the I'ipon Trust Company,;
will be present at the opening ses- .
! ston on .Monday evening. December J
12. He will deliver a short address on !
| the value of public speaking from j
; the standpoint of a businessman and .
I banker. <
i General Secretary Reeves deserves'
I much credit for his foresight in •
| making this work a part of the
IY. Id. O, A. curriculum. In discus
sing the matter to-day he said: "Dr.
! Becht's idea of a Y. M. C. A. parlia
! ment has met with instantaneous re
! sponse. The idea is to conduct the
sessions so that every man will feel
it his duty to take part in the pro
ceedings. From time to time cer
tain members will be asked to give i
dramatic declamations. On another j
occasion a man will be selected to,
give ten minutes of instruction in;
public speaking: later on a mem-1
bcr will be asked to inform the so- i
ciety as to the best places to get ma- i
| -.rial for an address, how to use the !
dictionary, the library, etc. After,
I the class gets in full swing, a peace!
j celebration will be staged, one mem- j
ber representing General Pershing. I
i another the Governor of the state, i
I another a French hero. etc. The
I program committee will, of course.'
| be open to suggestions at all times."
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HEALTH TALK
SPANISH INFLUENZA OR GRIP
BY >DR. LKo 11. SMITH
An old enemy is with us again,
and whether we tight a German orj
a germ, we must put up a good
tight, and not be afraid. The tnr'lu
enaa runs a very brief course when
the patient is carefdl, and if we
keep the system in good condition
and throw off the poisons which tend
to accumulate within our bodies, we!
can escape the disease. Remember i
these three C's—a clean mouth, a,
clean skin and clean bowels. To
carry off poisons from the system
and keep the bowels loose, daily
doses of a pleasant laxative should
be taken. Such a one is made "of
May-apple, leaves of aloe, root of
jalap, and called Dr. Pieice's Pleas
ant Pellets. Ilot lemonade should
be used freely if attacked by a cold,
and the patient should be put to
bed after a hot mustard foot-bath.
To prevent the attack of bron
chitis or pneumonia and to control
the pain, Anuric tablets should be
obtained at the drug store, and one
given every two hours, with lemon
ade. The Anuric tcblets were first'
discovered by Dr. Pierce, and, as'
they flush the bladaer and cleanse
the kidneys, they carry away much
of the poisons and the uric acid.
It is important that broths, milk,
buttermilk, ice cream and simple
diets be given regularly to strength
en the system and Increase the vital
resistance. The fever is diminished
by the use of the Anuric tablets,
but in addition, the forehead, arms
and hands may be bathed with
water (tepid) In which a tablespoon
ful of salaratus has been dissolved
in a quart. After an attack of grip
or pneumonia to build up and
strengthen the system, obtain at the
drug store a good Iron tonic, called
"Trontic" Tablets, or that well
known herbal tonic. Dr. Pierce's
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