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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1918
Page
2
One year in advance six months in advance entered at the post office at Diller Nebraska for transmission through the mails as second class matter advertising rates made known upon application business locals are run until ordered out and are charged for at five cents per line per insertion
The article argues that Germany’s 1917 leverage came from Russia’s collapse and submarine prowess, yet the Allies still hold the will to win. It notes Britain’s naval strength, American isolation, and Italian entry, warning that the essential war outcome hinges on who remains most determined to prevail.
The sale of the Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds began last Saturday and will run three weeks. District workers mobilize to subscribe bonds and support the war effort. Backed by American resolve and Allied cooperation, the campaign aims to break records as the nation backs soldiers abroad.
A battlefield scene near Bois de Belleau shows long lean American Yanks advancing with quick dashes and close support, breaking from traditional trench warfare. The piece notes the cost in fifty dollar Liberty Bonds to send each fighter, totaling bonds for training equipment housing transport and service. The narrator praises American resolve and urges more funding to speed victory.
The author grapples with why a perfect loving God allows war and suffering. He rejects divine intervention, argues that humans retain real free will, and contends God does not withdraw it to prevent evil. The piece defends human responsibility and the need to work out salvation with divine aid.
The text asks how Gods will can be done and how war can end through discovering and obeying Gods will. It urges readers to seek righteousness and commit to doing the will of God, claiming victory arises only when people align actions with divine purpose. It frames Christ's mission as ongoing with human participation.
In Pearson's Weekly a stern instructor trains the mine sweepers at little Winkleville. Commander Capsicum demands panic and commands precise drills. A cadet asks what to do if a submarine is spotted, while the instructor warns of severe consequences for disobedience.
Creditors of John Wesley Mathias deceased must present claims to the Jefferson Nebraska county judge at the county court room on October 22, 1918 and January 28 1919 for examination adjustment and allowance All claims must be filed by January 22 1919 or be barred Dated July 22 1918 Louis J Nutzman County Judge Heasty Barnes Attorneys for Estate
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