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‘d l‘ nd ER REA .\'. Clique}! g hi U; Pm‘bne 4.5 arm: “men Hall. \1 «my r)! Graceful Mo .nl ‘Vuml Edu<uhon nt iorsA Adults you. (house [QUES NIUN l'lTS n V\ mnethn. Milwaukee \i v.1, W» )U 08! i "0 i. ”I n 11 ‘1. m. and in the pastor r {a !he ques- .39 \\'{lV Blhk- study .. Al '3"). 1 , at 3:00 ‘hurr’x Dd!- \' invited Ln Mun more puimrizc :ulmz' sew liner Mother Christ, :(urday Heaven ’ \Vcsz- Hall in 1 [Mild year~ hate Ohio «PM! \lr thix‘ ,u‘ I shall try to describe briefly thei third day of the great battle now in: progress. I had walked all night andE just before dawn we reached a deep nlley. We were completely exhwst-. ed so we lay down for 1 short rest; before we joined our battalion for. the day‘s battle. Just at dawn l1 awoke to see France's Foreign beg-i ion pouring into foot-path and road.I They came in short columns of eighti men. and they were blackâ€" black as} only Africans can be. They were pre-i ceded by their white oflicers mount- ed on pure white Arabian horses. it was a memorable eight to see these grim warriors quietly pour into the‘ valley. cross into its depth and mount the hill on the other aide just as the earliest rays of the :un Were painting the licavenz in .1 riot of ml- or: i forgot for the moment my fatigue and mounted .1 hillock to <ee the <how me: awoke to see France's Foreign beg-i ion pouring into foot-path and road.I They came in short columns of elghti men. and they were blackâ€"black as} only Africans can be. They were pre-i ceded by their white ofllcers mount- ed on pure white Arabian horses. It was a memorable flight to see these grim warriors quietly pour into the valley, cross into its depth: and mount the hill on the other aide just as the earliest rays of the :un Wore painting the hcm'onz in .1 riot of ml- or: i forgot tor the moment my fatigue and mounted .1 hillock to we the <how me: They had jutt vlmrml rlu‘ top mnl lmttln tlnltl when our ;‘-4'\lll'l‘«l the mmlnL' tlmm thm‘ "oncllml ’ll“ tr‘hnp; max. and l ‘onmlml thi- r‘rett r-t' tho liill \ («‘l‘l’lllr' lit’tllle‘ (Ullnwv‘ll wllit'h onnnnuml ’lxrmuzlro'it the ulny. the |“(‘ltr‘ll1"'ll krgvm‘ mo to tho task and mode mo fl rcet my nhyeivnl fur 'ltlllt‘, r-vn'i ptvx'ii-nl lining. and pro“ on to rout tho lltmv “'0 gains-«l our olijectivo law in the \l“}'* rt gloriou< virtory well fought nml well earned. own inta jniv‘mj '1: but “Well. I fell wounded in action July 29th, and I suppOSe since the his battle has been on. you have been craning your neck and strain- ing your eyes to see it you could find my name on the casualty. list. I did- n't get hurt very bad. I have. just been shot through the calves of both ‘logsi Expect to get back to my com- pany soon. so just keep nn wndlmz my mail to Po. C. llnpo all are well at homo Your hrothcr. ngcnr’ W, (‘nrlci‘rn‘ (lrvr-tinm Rh: I am gr-ttinz along tine. One of my wountle i< almokt healed and tho othnr Ono =ron Wlll tn' When 1 2M out of tho limpfizil l “ill <tripo~ and .t \wmml <Ii'ipt‘. l “ill llt‘ iookin: it“! with my will! :tripl‘i WML I‘nn tell tlmm that ln'nt‘nr-r lm~ hm‘n tlw Mp that Firkin \l‘fl< in ()ll-‘ of tlw ‘iiumwl lmtiltw Hf all. ’l‘lw‘ \vontlivr lr flue oi'or h. r.‘ now l)lll [ Hipposr‘ tho rnin)‘ wamn “ill mun ~t.1rt. Tomorrow no :iro in ~00 .‘l lull came lintwemi tlw l‘twpir lltn‘n :1 \‘t‘l'V l(‘t‘ <uv‘n aomv '\u“.t‘ \‘flll mor .l'l4l Quin: Our «lixhinn has earned great dis~ tinclinn in fhi< battle as wn have taken more tarritnry than any other dividnn. onznzod 3500 priaoners and 6‘1 cannon. I'll not write morn this time as I'm still very tired and am trying to get 311 the 9199p possible. I was very fortunafe in that I did not re celve a scratch although I had many a close on“. as did evnrynne on tho field for that matter.- Am going to Paris tomorrow to get a hit of change and perhaps <00 a show or two. Martin E Kopp o! the l”. 9. Mar- ines. Paris Island, and August H, Kopp. Camp Humphrey. Vn.. are at home on a ten days leave. Martin E. has just completed his training at the Marine school at Paris Island and on his return will take up his newly appointed position of instruct- or in that school with the tank of corporal. ‘ TO lead up to it properly begin with the ordinarv species. manufuctured in the ordinary 1 ordinary 3-pecieo, rimmifectured in the ordinary may end delivered sometimes cold, sometimes Consider the subject cfiha'rred black andralways as delicately fluvéhd as a lqmp offirsrawdust. POLITENESSâ€"the surrounding condi- tionsâ€"might induce you to say you like it. but cross your heart and hOpe to die, if you didn’t have to eat it, would you feel any worse if somebody gave you a thousand dollars? D imagination a minute and picture a creation, its surface uniformly browned, so hot that butter will melt on it, its interior works soft and warm like the hot bread you used to beg in the days when the weather was a matter that mattered notâ€"that’s AYBE it’s too strong to say it’s a poem, but it’s certainly all right. Got any doubt about this? Public Service Company UPPOSE you take the throttle offryotn' You ’11 agree it's the real article. Electric Toast 'ome into our Saleswroom aud we'll make piece of electric toasl foryour approval. Electric Toasters of Northern Illinois Sold on Monthly Payment: All Types of TOAST Following ls the letter from Egâ€" gort Carlsen.165th Inf. Co C A. E P. to his sister In Highland Park: August 3rd 1913. ln'nt't‘ Hm! hJHh Tl‘t Mrs James Boylan and children who have recently moved to Chica- 20. were the Sunday guests 0! Mrs E. I. McLaughlin, Mrs‘ Boylan‘! sis- tor. n prawn! of that fifty dullnrs. I have hoe-n hmkn {or a month hut have prntty nenr thrno month< [my coming. With :1 world of law to you :1”. al- <1) Halon and family. I would give :1 month's pay for an Ice cream sndn nnw. Good-bye. Hm! Hvkiu wn< in ()Ih‘ my rzw "dub-w .Â¥.HT.1‘\' Hf flH. ’l‘lw‘ \v-mthvr ir firm nwr h. r.‘ nmy but I umpmv tho rnin)‘ wamn “ill mun ~t.1rf. Tomorrow “0 HT!“ Quin: In ~00 :u hJH zmm‘ hntwremx tlw |~n<m ml huy< :md Mme Infantry hny‘ l puppmo .\l.\ hm rum-inn! :1 $7.” Lihnrh' Rand frnm tho (‘mvornmont lf >110 hni Hm writn‘ 'iml lot mv know. i didn't make thb (hwernmnnt n prawn! of that fifty dullnrs. I have hoe-n hmkn {or a month hut have prntty nenr thrno month< Mrs. Edward M. Lain: left Satur- day of last Week for Cincinnati. 0.. where she will Join Mr. Lain: who has been there {or the past month. EGGERT ('ARISON 3%? After lung and sometimes wary ieid isvrvim- In a war camp community ents x‘nm- wonders Just how much' In being md ydono for (hp betterment of the hon ,,-L _-__A .4 ‘~-. n_‘_ And there are evidences such an .the fnllowinz that the Intellectual and cultured lad was not the only Isnrt who was given hospitality. We lprint the followingâ€"error! and all-â€" tn show that little matters of [ram- mar and spelling are mere externnls, the real inwardness 01 man being ;eternaiiy the ammo: "De-r Mrs. Tâ€"â€"â€"â€": do not need reassuring. it is nice to know that our hon hnrog'orer (hora and m'nrywhrrn are rémemherinn HIxhhmd Park and her cmzem with :| largv npprowidthm. Within the Inn! work or two um-oml letters have mm» “hlrh monk so full n arutitudv that n i< whl) {air In the buys and m {hu\l‘ who haw had a hlppy shnrv in hmpitulily wnrk hvro to publish mmo ur them How: i< nno from Pri- vate F W Bra). Warpitnl Train Nu. A R F. I’rnnvo' {ha H my "\JIL'LW' ull lha {1‘0le m! \xlwtho-r i1 thv states or ‘mw lwrn.’ that yuur Highland Park (‘r-rr [or “:14 Hm n\n~l rungenlll, I don't ¢‘.\'(‘¢'[‘nt mmo mrx- ulntwrnto «mm In ‘uris. olthor Hundrmk of Yollnw~ “in lung remember your succmmfu' nffnrl-a In mnko Hi fool ’strirtly m homo" ju “Occasionally (‘hicxuzn papers brim: news of the lenlu “moon. and I nnvy tho Sheridan follow: tho chnncv to tnko that In this mmlhor. Th:- unly music I'm harm! horn WM 2. <ymphony concert rnnductod by Wu] tor Dammx‘ch on Juh‘ 14th. and A performance of Lnkmt‘ in‘ Paris on:- night last week." Et ls now~ some time sense I was in nghlnnd Park, so I suppose you forgot he the wrlter is of these let- ter. but I surly bavlnt forgotten you people In Highland Park. I for my part never did thank you lor what you did (or the» soldlern In the Army and Navy t‘vntrr‘ and every plus olw, but I will say that mutch for my part and l belleve most or the boys do ”lf' mmv. the soldier were trrnt- ml tho bust in nghlan-l Park of may of thl-sv plnww l have lwen yo! and thvso ii the fourth one- 1 nm glad In my that l “ill remember Highland Park fur :I lulu: Hmnn "('ztmp t'lh‘lvr (hurt' on unm- plucv, 'l‘tn-rw :lr‘f‘ about 50.000 lu-rv- )M plum n-\]u~(‘l now. Iml Hmhhmd pvuph III II wirw I Park Inn I)! for .\t \ .\t :s (‘tnmp in \linm-«uta 1hr) ”u 1 In put 'hi‘ ~ixn up in Hu' junk». "IML'~ ru'ul \‘u‘riin-V'» Km'p “H H. Um~»” Th» 11rd Hung that mp! n- in Highland Park WM a billboard “hivh said “SOLDIERS AND SAIIV 0R5 \VEU‘UME" Some dlflerencv" I wish you would tell I“ the ‘follu how “'0 {nu-l about them. W9 can't. Grutefully youn. "Nun Sml. .109. Company “G." hoar .\lr< 1|} I” \[uw‘l H Uh Inf. m uluuhl IIH’I‘ HKQ' lhmr Mr Wull. h 'I‘h.| THE HIGHLAND BARK Pm HIGHLAND PARK. ILLINOIS Sump \\'l 'h.mk mu fur your h-(ter am! for 1'.1er~ In 1w rr-(urnml tn HH- Ar- ..ml .\':n_\ (‘ontrnz Mun) ham mm; fnund thfir way back hr v' Iuhlnv 1!»; ,‘a \\!H bu tllflelrnl “Hun-s A («w :1! us follmn! gr! Mia‘r :Hni hik :Ilmut ”‘0 Sum! . ~ hmi u! Slwridnn (‘umn \Vr l «11" “Ar-H frm!‘ 1t lhv l'u‘h‘la‘. I I'm- hi4 mum-4 :n! tho "iuhlnm! 'n ‘iwh, I" ‘ihfl‘ «m. ”10' Lab 41, -nd “.- :-n1~-~ :4 thv (‘hnn-L ‘- nr' x- mml‘l ‘mnr‘w h'n Fllid “- 'rl.‘ - \‘ VHHM L'l‘ (U ['IH\¢‘ It» Ha» w “u mitt} («11‘ (our 1l.l_\< 3 -., www In! “.tl-t and muwv I'm In .‘H m-lhinz I)! Rzuinb ‘k. Hm” hut xhv Highland Park pin :urv :rvut, and we will m-ux' Err mm and wr"! Nth! iiko- kw” Iik. \[i imp i: rnl inn 0U Ihvm Inn 9 \\ undo-rm! if N m-ltinu Th Ih rrw nrt- about 50.000 hn-rv- wa' hmim gut n0 plnw Ilkv Park. but u! cuur‘n “0 mm! ll'l him r'fm-lly (-unu‘lemimu pm» [l‘\ 1H m~ um I.“ the rum! in .u ruilrnnd )nrxl vl.|)» that we \\i~h Hn (the {u-Huu 1h. it'h I hvr: t‘ll Io-rvd if \H- wnro Hut .L'h‘lllfl thv hn_\~ Inn n-hzm “h“ hm! 3| full I'r «vH-rythinu, :m.‘. wn- nn- lhnl|.~:\ml> ‘\~ urn .lH L'Lul vamv F'Hd ”It" ~nr|p <hnt u! tho hut we \\i~h (‘i-HH‘I‘. I um n-H you lhnt um“ clubx (‘ nun u'vo em'mlntvr states or ‘mw t Hump WNW hikn- Hivhlun \\‘ I in! Uh! FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST HIGHLAND PARK ' a; A FREE LECTURE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Saturday Evening, Sept. 21, ’18 The public'z's cordially invited to be present Mrs. Ella W. Hoag, C. S. D; Lake County Fair Liberty-ville, Illinois September [8, I9, 20, ll, ’18 Great Speed Program More Premiums Than Ever Member of the Board of Lectureship of The Mother Church The First Church of ChriSt, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts Free attractions of all kinds. Big Live Stock Exhibit; Flowers, Vegetables and Field Products. Poultry Show, Big Clean Midway, Vaudeville. . DANCING, MERRY-GO-ROUND, ETC. Great Lakes Jackie Band i. Miller. President SATURDAY, 2lst, RED CRO$$ DAY The Church Edifice Hazel Avenue, near St. Johns Avenue Greatest Fair in Northern Illinois will be given under Ihe auspices of AT EIGHT O’CLOCK m 0. E. Churchill. Secretary