The evening world. Newspaper, September 17, 1917, Page 10

~~ ee 4 ‘ 3 4 ‘ ws LOYALTY Wus © lebrities of Stageland Prepare Great Pageant in Sunken Gardens « of we Farm, — Island DRINKS TOU.S. FIGHTERS OF DEATH BY STARVATION ==" s 0--- » = JEWS'FIRST DUTY SAYSOR SCHULMAN | Tt Wh ‘Na “we «! tue end ne working udgmenta in the world, the rem nen's ving The world war te each us the law of our higher life We are to learn loyalty to some thing, | ) note person, t ne reat CAURE © some ideals outs! Loyalty, as evoked by the sight f our flag, is to-day the fundamental act in our liver, When the nation s at war the fundamental virtue in aithfulness to the country, Every)" ther view is a sophistry, a snare and + delusion, When the nation is at) war the will of the individual munt | Kiy« © merged in the national will Whatever opinions we + held before America entered | war must be ailenced. We mu ourselves whole-nouledly to ou ry and to our flag. 1 have athy with any movement sy would seek to harass the nent.” Dr. Bchulman pointed out that no ree people can exist without Joyalty | ee ee My ete nd sacrifice and that the logic of eee eee nate mocracy is universal service and | mit no form of war a aiveraal military training, He said) The Rev. Dr M. H of ournelven mnit and np 1 4 Dr. Harr a] yeti has remained for thin tor ‘ onduet of war t of the price we pon to pay, We mu uigingly when the satign © greatest © the of wi In thus far made reply of ous) country is Atuerican oe NORFOLK, Sept. 17.—The northeast had publicly expressed this oplulon Ie Israel, & y storm mweeping up the South Atlantic se the failure of so- |atrack the Virgl oant Inte lant night 1 the outbreak of the war . that it was anand endane barges ‘T have always believed in the ne asity of maintaining the prestixe, the broken Cy n ; 5 mate o declared the idependence and the influence of this te Gera, suatie ountry by an adequate preparation] ized as worse t of our freemen to defend our coun-| stant invocation to G ry." continued Dr, Schulman, whose hands w “1 Ity asks of ue even cur lives| DW00d of the aera eee 8 ven) it has lo n recognized that | elk ‘or the sake of the country and Ll there were certain evil deeds that no \Cape Henry 1 civilization had|amat boat hereny of the age, | tranaed ano | was re while |reported In distress too far out for life Several merchant vessels put for » wind velocity ranged fre What is Castoria ASTORIA is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Puregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. 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