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Newspaper
Sullivan Union
Location
Sullivan, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1918
Page
7
A memoir recounts the Kaiser’s quiet control over events and his support for deadly acts, including the Lusitania sinking and Zeppelin raids. The narrator recalls the Kaiser’s outward gentleness masking a drive to world domination and questions why he did not prevent the war’s worst deeds.
The narrator recalls meeting the Kaiser in a final wartime preview, noting his tall stance and persuasive words while denying sole responsibility for the war. Visions of Bel-Hiui and Lusitania horrors surface as the Kaiser leaves, revealing him as a powerful actor shaping perception. The piece shifts to Sergeant Wilson in Omaha, Nebraska, in the U. S. Army's aviation photography division.
Byron V. Hoover of Carlisle, son of Mr and Mrs N C Hoover, moved from second lieutenant in the Officers Training Camp to first lieutenant in the Field Artillery after service at non combat posts and Camp Taylor. He is expected to rise to captain soon.
William Ayers son of Charles Ayres is commissioned as Second Lieutenant in the Aviation Corps. He volunteered last summer, trained at Jefferson Barracks, Kelly Field, and a Michigan aviation school, and will join efforts to repel Hun aircraft over Northern France.
Sergeant James A. Wilson and his family stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs James K Wilson east of town over Saturday night and Sunday morning while traveling from Washington D C
A farmer named Edwin Wire found his wife dead in bed when he returned to their southwest town residence yesterday morning. She had no known illness and the time of death is undetermined. Funeral arrangements had not been made as of press time.
Fragmentary text suggests a submarine or similar craft existed by the mid sixteenth century per bishop Olus Megnis. The account links pirates and early naval tech, but the passage is garbled with incomplete phrases and stray letters.
The text presents broken phrases about tasks, duties, and a reference to planning life with discipline. It mentions ministries and a warning against haste, suggesting a personal or philosophical reflection rather than a clear event or report. No identifiable people, places, or organizations are readable.
Thomas Exline as executor of Amanda Buck’s Sullivan county Indiana estate has filed a final account in Sullivan circuit court. The hearing is set for Friday September 20 1918 during the September term. Creditors heirs and legatees must appear in court to show cause why the report should not be approved.
At 7:26 a m to 4:00 p m A L O Neil Agent announces close connections at Terre Haute with lines to Chicago Peoria and St Louis and west Beehunter Vandalia for Indianapolis Vincennes Bedford Monon Seymour with Pennsy lines to Indianapolis Louisville and east B& 0 3 W for Cincinnati and east Westport with Big Four for Greensburg and north east Central Passenger Association mileage honored. for timetable contact local agent or J T Averitt G P A Chicago Ill.
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