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Newspaper
Nutley Sun
Location
Nutley, New Jersey, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1918
Page
5
The speaker urges immediate support for the Fourth Liberty Loan as critical to shorten World War I. He warns of blood guilt for inaction, stresses rapid lending to fund armies and fleets, cites massive totals and per-minute costs, and frames the drive as essential to ending the war.
Germany pursued peace offers for two reasons. One, to end hostilities and satisfy a domestic political need among the Junkers. Two, to create leverage regardless of the outcome, seeking a finish campaign at home while presenting a consistent response.
The author argues for stern measures to curb an epidemic and questions traffic officers selling windshield stickers. They criticize unnecessary door meetings in suburbs and compare wartime repair costs to postwar burdens, noting Kaiser's bill would burden his nation for years.
In a Monday night session, authorities debated flu cases and voted to close mov ies. Commissioners clashed over whether an epidemic exists as they consider closing parts of the town despite officials asserting no outbreak.
The Health Officer cites a single violation, the Italian Church on Harrison Street, for holding a funeral mass after the health edict took effect. No other breaches are reported.
Miss Claribel Kirk of 18 Woodland Avenue sued Nathan Barell of Brooklyn formerly of Passaic in the Essex Circuit Court. On second trial in the Essex Supreme Court Judge Adams and a jury reduced the awarded damages to 2500 dollars from 8000 dollars.
Mrs. A A Smith widow of Charles I Smith died after a brief illness in Crockett House. She had been in reasonably good health for several years. Survived by a daughter Miss Gladys Smith. Funeral services this afternoon at Portchester with Rev Douglas Matthews of Grace Church officiating. Burial to follow in Portchester.
A war era verse urges fighters to endure hardship and secrecy while in the trench. It recounts nights of listening posts, freezing conditions, quick relief, and the funeral of fallen comrades. The poem ends with a call to bear bullets and steel and to save the trench.
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