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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04
INDEPENDENCE DAY,
Minna Irving.


From the shores of old Penobscot
Where the oceans roar lie heard
TO the home OF sweet magnoltas
And the clear-voiced mocking-bird.
From the pines. that whisper secrets
To the pale moon overhead
To the live oaks in their MOSES,
There's a CLEAN of white and REQ
From the gray New England homesseads
Framed in pear and apple trees,
To the valleys and the vineyards
BY the blue Pacific seas;
From the rosy glow OF morning
To the sunsets golden bars.
over all the land of freedom
Is q flash of silver stars.
North and south alike they glimmer,
East and west the same they shine,
In the palace and the cabin,
BY the palm and by the pinei
Where the crowded city clamors,
Where the sylvan waters call,
Files the same immortal banner,
Waving glorious for all.
Twas for this the Continentals
Starved and suffered long ago,
Leaving footprints marked IN crimson
On the crust OF frozen snow.
Twas for this the infant nation,
From the arms of Liberty.
Made It's ringing declaration
To be fetterless and free.
Just one silken. starry standard,
Broad and bright enough, beholdl
For both white and black together
To be sheltered In It's fold.
Just one flag above people
That united. lead the way
To the, worlds emancipation;
And its independence day.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04
woMEN's ACTIVITIES.

Mrs Georgia WEIGH, a widow, post
master Of Corpus Christi. Tex. is be-
lieved to be the only woman In charge
OF a United states postoftice OF the first
class.
Mrs. Estelle Lawton Lindsey has been
elected to the city council in Los Angeles,
There are very few women in the coun-
try who are members OF councils. Los
Angeles honored another woman last
week. electing AArs. Maud Crew Waters
60 the Los Angeles board Of education
Bridget Dunn. president OF the office
Building Cleaners club OF Boston. was
present at the National Woman's Trade
Union league convention In New York re-
Gently She says that when she began
to scrub she was a sickiy woman. and
that today she can stand anything a man
can stand.
Mrs. Mary l.. Fawcett of kennworth.
H.. has been appointed dean Of women
at the Oregon State Agricultural school.
She is a graduate OF the Galena 0il)
High school and the Ohio State univer-
sity. where she was elected TO the Phi
Beta Kappa. She took her masters de-
gree at the University OF Illinois.
New York club women are expecting
20 entertain i0eo0 women az the bien-
NAL meeting OF the General Federation
OF Women's clubs in June OF next year.
Mrs. william Grant Brown is chairman
Of the committe on arrangements Re
Gently che said there was a highly de-
veloped interest on the part OF the women
OF the country in problems which par
ticulariy affect the women Of The day.
One satisfactory way Of providing EN-
ployment for the surplus women Of Eng
land. now that % many men are In the
army, has been found In the street car
service-or ,tramway Rs Britons cali Il.
In New Castle a special effort seems 10
have been made In this direction, WITH
the result that women have proved such
an unqualified success az conductors that
the management 10 not only wholly salts
fed but Il soliciting further applications
from women for this work.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04
Moving Justice Up 70 Date.

Although the law in its administration is re-
Duted 10 be the most conservative OF human
Institutions, we have q striking example of
moving justice up TO date in a recent decision
Of New York court holding that steamship
company, in this age Of wireless, has no right
to bury at sea, without the consent of relatives.
a passenger who dies after the vessel has left
port. In this case the steamship company con-
tended that the practice OF Immediate burial at
is eountenancsd by custom, but the Judge
ruled that no such custom would stand in view
Of the facilities now afforded by wireless teleE-
raphy no matter what sound basis Il might
have had in the past Carried to ultimate length
the logic Of this would be 10 consider person
on shipboard to have exactly the same legal
rights as II he we're on land. and finally to ex-
tinguish most Of the many-csntury-lons aceumu-
lation OF intricate and inexplicable maritime law.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04
OUT OF THE ORDINARY.

"Hurrah!" was originally fighting ex-
clamation and is derived from the
Slavonic "Huraj'-"to paradhse"--the be-
lief being that valiant fighters went
straight to heaven II killed.
A lightning bolt at Laurel. Del, struck
a half-grown chicken and stripped it as
clean Of feathers as a new-lsid egg, leav-
ing the bird none the worse for the ex-
perience, except the lack OF covering.
A Mexican who dwells In Acton, Cal.
has been ehopping and hauling wood for
the last fifty years. and now thinks OF
retiring from business and giving the
young fellows chance. His age is liz.
and he thinks he is entitled to a rest
Because of the scarcity of clocks IL,
West Africa events are timed by the reg
ular daily occurrences. For example, a
native wrote that she had received news
of her sisters illness "a little while be-
fore the guinea fowls talk" that is, about
) O'Clock in the morning.
A Pittsburgh man has a flock or in
telligent chickens which, headed by "a
lordly rooster. march to meet him every
day at the station and escort him home,
Growing and cackling their delight A
man who can substantiate such a story
as that has no need to weigh the catcs.
OF a fishing trip on Official zvaies.
From the Christian era TIL the present
time. as ststists and historians tell us,
there have been less than 30 warless
years. UP to the middle OF the nineteenth
century it was roughly computed that
nearly 1000 100000 men had died in battle
since the beginning OF recorded history, a
number equal to almost five times the
present estimated population of the globe.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04
MUSINGS OF A CYN1c.

some men are crsnks ana some are
self-starters.
Lots Of girls put on sirs, even tie air
OF innocence.
1t requires a lot Of magnetism 20 get
things coming our way.
On the other hand we are also the ar
chitects of our own misfOrtunes.
In an argument some people never
give in and some never give out.
Some men are never neutral They are
either kicking or being kicked.
There are times when the descent OF
man seems to consist OF falling IN love.
Tell a woman that consistency Is a
jewel and she will tell you jewelry is
vulgar.
Love in cottage IS all right If the
cottage is so small there is no room for
doubt.
Fame is bubble. put it il just as we'll
to allow some one else to blow yours
for you.
Some men are sucn unbelievers that
they would actually question the sex Of
the devil.
Strangely enough, there is no similarity
between our mansions in the sky and
cur castles in the air.
The one thing the average girl can't
understand about every man is why he
doesn't fall in love with her.
Many a woman who thinks her face is
her fortune doesn't have to carry any
burglary insurance.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04
A.y4~ cs~A::


The glorious FOURTH being the teeth anniversary OF
our oountry's Independence celebrated IA Omaha
For the parade Colonel p. r. smythe the marshal
OF the day. Douglas street never before presented
such sight witnessed on its broad smooth
surface. 1t seemed that the 5000 people IN Omaha
all crowded in the space between Ninth ana Fiji
teenth The first speciality creased pole fifteen
feet high which twenty-five thirty ventursome boys
tried TO climb The creased pig also amounted to
little, because II utterly impossible 20 niase
room enough in the street let the plx run the
bicycle race Johnny Hitchcock carried Oft the prize;
IN the foot race. Hank coodrums In the sack race.
Harry Purdy; IN the ball throwing. r. A. Grant
AIessrs. Colpetzer Troxsl ana KountEe had private
displays Of fireworks from their residences
greatly admired.
The fire boys outdid themselves In decorating them
selves and the hook and ladder wagons
The buFlesque Salvation Army IA the parade was a
base libel the old saivstionsts whoever heard
of sood old salvatiOniAt drinking beer. and the
street at that?
Four brass bands and a drum corps furnished music
Tor tho procession. and the verymen Of the city sup
piled the carriages free Of ehsrse.
Nathan Rosewater OF Cleveland is visiting his
brother Edward Rosewater. for day two
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04
DOMESTIC PLEAsANTRIEs.

~, on. doctor, I'm so glad you've come.
We just had such a scare we Thought al
gold piece
And you found out that he HASN'T"
Yes. Thank goodness it's only a quar-
ter. Boston Transcript.
Yes said the artist: II once lived in
little room on the top floor"
How nicei" exclaimed the girl who
reads about the gay life. only one flight
up 10 the roof notwithstanding
Star.
PA suggested that in conducting our
club paper each should take a depart
ment with which she was most familiar"
Then. dear wouldn't YOU like to have
charge of its makeup. Baltimore Amer
lean.
The Sultan-I want to speak to you
about the light of the harem
The Sultan-No the gas bills. They re
getting toe goldarn high.-Philadelphia
Ledger.
Mr. Jones had recently become the
father of twins. The minister stopped him
on the street to congratulate him.
We'll, Jones" he said, II hear that the
Lord has smiled on YOU"
Smiled on ne?" repeated Jones. He
laughed out loud."-Ohio Farmer.
Now, don't talk too much when you
go TO call on our neighbor. You may
answer questions, OF course
That is all / ever DO, SAID tne ehllu'
And thev ask great many questions.
Last time they asked how much salary
papa got and II he ever quarreled with
YOU. Kansas City Journal
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04

The original package OF liberty would expert
ence difficulty In recognizing itself In some Of
these modern strait jackets.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04

Wkat fo,oer is tis that greets ne morn,
ns htses from hsavsn 80 freshly Oorm
Rah burning star and flaming band
IL kindies al the sunset land;
o tell me chat is name may be-
Is this tie GOwsy Of LsbsrtyS
Ii Is he banner Oflts free,
The starry fo,cer Of LIBERTY
--Olivsr Wendell Holmes.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04

Mr.. Bryan has not yet fully explained Just
why he called off his Chicago speech-making en-
sagement. He will probably tell us about Il be-
fore long
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04

conundrum: II all our Nebraska democratic
bosses were unable TO land a reserve bank In this
state. have they pole-hook long enough to cap
ture the democratic national convention?
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04

Note that the competition for the expected
vacancy on the federal bench in this district is
confined to democratic aspirants. No notion OF
\ non-partisan judiciary there.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04

Still. there IL no immediate danger Of the
dasbing Julia being held up for breaking a
speed record.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04

In case of doubt. summon physician or
hasten to a hospital.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04

With a three days Fourth of July ceebra-
ton. there should be no difficulty in keeping up
the pitch of enthusiasm little longer to en-
brace the date Of the visit Of the famous Liberty
bell
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04

Whoever caused that explosion in the capitol
at Washington must be crazy. The wasting Of
a good bomb at time when congress is not in
session can be satisfactorily explained in no
other way.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04

Miss Independence. and she is a very young las
sic at that
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04

Now. Mr. Weather Man. be good fellow.
and do your best for u.s.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04

overtime vigilance work is the price of
safety.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04

shoot firecrackers II you must, but let the
other side of the pond monopoliEe the killing
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04

The stars and stripes foreveri
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-07-04

subscribers leaving the city temporarily
should have The Bee mailed 20 them. Ad-
dress viii be changed as often rs requested.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-11


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itlti ti~ilaliltn. taHH ismsn BE
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stf HauH. tfH Hitmaht BEN ulnl
eailh M lpannfn. blna ttfah nnh
taumflh lm THINE. til WofHttt4
atshttn naflm Ibntil tlnsH Nild
tafanf urb mllttnlm Hd tliia
aht zines iAontn 1etts btflan.
pflt ht NttiHs tlt @iilur BET Wr
Hft bpf td Mnfutlhla6l unb Bic
Ffollamailen M& HnftnIilhmaa.
G afogt pit bufh 3anbulblaa ots
lrenusH bic Natlm baA 5alntfit fas
tia. Jtttu Wpt6m uub Ieben
aetne, fubalb mon ben tutm Sort
ldtiit hrtit, fuIaleu biz Nnbtln AZ
ittu Der atntIftltu gtpmuna. Tnnn
idm htt Winter. RAD tlnlafn gaes
d'at, tinlatu Nlondlm bts ellllhans
psrIor man nitosr bda 5nlsreIlt
litr bic NaotIn, uub Bee Iabsn, itd
iibtrIoIEtu, bdumeItt wleoer i'm
limb nun felt benz 5riihlobr
bic Mbssorbntitn at6en ODER
gtbtn gleihaiiEti1 sorbtt, Il nad,osm
BITE RabeIn iid belpsotn cher unbes
bIeiben, ie na6btm bic grons
Boltn fortidrtiien uosr la duF bas
iinionise artilleriebutll btItrduien.
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fslten ipobl 3ebnmal ben geFb;
felt Mnfang SnIi finb Ie aber ipieber
IN oeutf4eH 9dnben. 9isr 6a6en bic
ba0ifden un0 tDeltfdIif1tn gsrteibiger
3eloentaten bollbraht, ipeIhe 3u Den
ruRmDoaften Eaten uaer 3siten gebD~
rem.
Gines unIerer giloer ifeat Ole &C.
genb bar, Die tie por benz ariege
mar.
SOffres plan, bic Deutf6en lang>
lam aus 5rantrsi9 vberous5uaaaena /,
lril iid nod INNER ni9t DeripirtIis
den. Inter o~ungebsutrrl Nllnitionss
~auffDdnD@ tper6tn fortpd6renb i'm
Gdben unb BORDEN, bon Ben 9oqelen
bis our aDroiee, getpnItige 3rnppens
n.aIen gum Sturm auf oie Itarten
0euff4en S%te1uussn angeIeBt. aber
einige bunOert Dieter Bobeneepinn
f:no Der b0dite erfOIs Oiefer anItrens
gungen.
I'm kiOsnidaftIi6Ren tObt Der
2ampf felt Qnfang Mlai in benz
Raume arross qu8aTee. I'm 5. Madt
besann Die 8ddtBung. unb am 9.
Wloi tpurben In Grontbreite bon "a
8ilometer etpa u frdn30iii9e uno
englffAe acrps gum angriff onssisbt,
10 bob ouf ieOes aorps runo 2 aifos
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Die arose qchr,.

Prof. Aarl 2arleH aus aopenbas
gen, Der Gori4sr uno 0ihter, bel
pdbren0 bes Rrisgts pisoerboIt Ieir
gerltanenis fir oeuti6ss @eIsn be-
tunbete uub, ME man lpeiB, Der
OsutiGen Gront in drontreid tirsIid
einsn Seiu9 abitattste, ietIt i'm yer
Iaaf ieiner 8eri4te in Der appenbas
gener 3eituns n9oIititen4 folgenoe
oeObaatung nit! @r FAB bic
Sruppeu, bic bic i6lpere 8inters
i4la4t in Der Champagne btuter fih
Patten unO Ipra9 nit ibusn. sGs
mar i9nen, bic bieIen @iater in Der
GRampasne our4gemaat batten, 70
gegangen wie ben nielen Golpaten
9lubeaburgS un0 MadenIens, bic ia
in Berlin uno anberpdrts aeiproden
bate. sic batten etipas gelsrnt, mas
tbnsn, nie ite fIblen, ME nieber qe=
nommen perben fam, nidt pGbreno
oes Rrieges. Rtdt mad benz ariege,
aberbaupt ni9t, 70 Ianse ie Ieben.
Alle ertIdrten ie eigeniIid gang bass
feIbe, oh es nun bic b04ften 0ffi8iere
pber Der gemetne Damn, Oh q Sc
ober gang fdtiate eeute MAJ
rem Der Grieg bate ols Der aroBe
iebem Ein3elnen hielelbe
ee4re gegeben, bic iie AUDI ipsuIagen
NIT ~benfeIben 8orten a~usbrldten.
Sic iagten: n8as pifisn mir BON
nun ab, oaB es I4ledtbtn ni6ts mebr
]tbt, mas unm0gIt4teit betbt. 4lles
aus9ebaItea nerben, fpsnn man
nuB. unD bann sibt es aud nidts,
pas 8eoirfnifIe beiBt. Mit einem
S6Iud DaTier uno einem
Stid 9rpt lam man uu=
Ilaublt9 lange rei9en. lln6 bonn
ino mir alleIamt nit Dem SoOe 70
'srtraut getpprben." ieIe 2ebren,
benen bic 2eute 6etmte6ren tpers
zen 70 fiigt 2arfsn na6tentlid
)iH3u fino bon elmer nod unobs
ebbaren 8eoeutuns fir bic gntpides
ung, bic mad benz ariege tommen
uiro.@
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-11

men unb bic aeime onFednner
4rantbeiten berbrtiten. eSbre 8e.
riibrung lift nidt nur unangensbm
unO eleIboft, ie lam audi Derbdngs
nisDOu neroetl. go srgsbt alfo Der
aufruf an ale Grausn, bic in ibrem
s9ront JG9sr, bic fe ni9t braus
den, aufbsnabrsn. Man tpenOst
Ii4 on bic Gobrttanter, an bic gros
ben WarenbduIer, unb es iino aud
bereits mebrere tauienb GG6er ges
fammelt norben. Ri9t tpeni9sr
uidtig fnb iibrigsns gon5e 8oQen
Sage. bic glei9fals gu ben S9its
5%eugrdben befOrbsrt psroen. Wlit liz
mem Meter @a3s MAIDEN fi6 unIere
SOlboten Miidenidleitr, UNI pGbs
renb bes ShlnFss ben Ropf AT
Mtebiel bsr6erbli9e Sies
berertrnHtungen inb Dur9 oisfe eins
fade 8OrfidtsmaBregel bermieben
iporOsn. Almdblid 1T bas @euBsre
bts mobernen GOlOateu ettpas msrts
setuOrbsn: iibsr benz @eii5t
er cine Maste ssgen bic Be-
Safe, I'm ben 8ppf bat
sr ben S9leier unb in Der 5aab
sr ben Gd4srl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-09-11

Wfl 0ett
5auptmann Qurifdtetpitld
&ufiids 9ouptarmee
.. 8. auf Der 5Iudt.
Msin Iieber Span Sipanopitf6l
9u iiberiditteft mid NIT Deinen
9absn. uuiere MObnuns fe6t 16pn
tbie Elm 8drenbaug alls. Die 9u me-
ben 9einem 9ienit nur nod 3eit finz
oeft, 10 bel 81 erbeuten! Dor bier
Mo9en Ole berrIi9e gquipuse aus
2ember9, bann oas aIaDier aus
8roop, ieBt bic pel8garnitur aug
3arnppOI unO bic @aFsrtlpfettan-
loge aus 8arf9ou. aae meme
JreunOtnnen iino 70 neibii6! Nie
ion i'd Dir blob bantea, 2iebTter!
uebrigens ben pel3 mubte i'd reints
gen Iafen. @r mar boiler 8lutflede.
Der Saaft, benz ct gehGrts, ppate
iAn poAl ni4t freinilig gs6en2 ga,
9u berfteAt es fhpn, nit fpl6en
SeiEten am3ugeben!
aber b1rs, mein fiiBer g~atgsnffrid,
gtbt es oenu gar feline gplbfaden
me9r, ME gu ite mir fri6er 70 reid
ltR gei4tdt BATE Sf9inops 5rau
befam geftern einen puaoerooaen
8rilanti unO neun Jingerrinz
ge. Sic Fat beretts Acknowledgements
a4t3ebn ArmbduOsr unb elf
goIoene nbren. nnb Define feline
5ran bat es taum auf Die 6GIfte qe=
Span, bift 9u mir nntreu
unb fatdF 9u oiefe Soden no ans
oersbin2 SD peiB gennu, OaB Du
Dor btersebn Sagen erIt Elm @pIbpaz
rengefGaft s~spliinbert baff. Die 5rau
2eatnants bat Mrs er3dbIt.
lsge Re4enfhaft al!
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griffsliHie: 5an0granateniperfer. sic
folen Oas Wert D~oaenben. 8as
lpGreu Die Stunoen bes qetpdltieen
4niturms Der 5~ran3oIeu am 8. Mai,
NIT oenen Die groBe Offenfpe Be-
garn, Die nod Mitte SuIi onbouerte,
o9ne oaB Die OeutIGe Mouer aud ntlr
on elmer ein5igen Stels ms Woaten
%getDmmen mare.
Die 2Orettos96b trii9 fraber cine
iest %boaitdnoig 5uldmmengef9oHene
&apele, Del9e elm beriibmter Mdqs
fabrtsOrt Der 5~rau3olen mar. Die
Sriimmer iperben nod bon ben 9euts
iden gebalten. Grp6ert baben bic
5run3Oisn itar sic O6rfer ablain uno
GdreHc1, fopie eintge bsutfde @raben
in benz fog. aa6DriRtb BON G6ibens
grdben, tpeIhe an Dem ItsiIen a6bdnge
6es 9erses 3tpiiden abIair uno Qos
rettO liesen. Sn Die 9auptiteaans
Der 8euti4en lit tstn Grae8DfeI
4 ge0rungen. 6oudes uno
ltmgebung III bon ben 8euts
nit benz 9diDuett Dieoer eenoms
men tporosn.
Die oeutf6e 9auptTtenuna Tam
lGnos SalD ais uneinnebmbar
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Tater aHd StIeier I'M SnHbens
graben.

1ir tpuBtsu, 70 fdreibt GuRop
Serp i'm Barrier SouruoI, bdB in
ben 9dnoen eipsr eIegonten Srau
Der Jdaer su elmer fur6tEarsn
Waffe nerben fam. Mer bate uns
aber bprausiogsn t0nnen, baB biele
Boffe in ben Sdnoeu unferer pot
lug sur @e%rteibiguag Der 56ibens
grdbsn biensn tOnnts2 limb bod 1T
e 70. Dit sinsn 5d6er iagen I'm.
isre 5DIOoten bic Teinbe IN BE
bic nod 3ablrei6er fnb, oIs
Der Geinb IN ben @rd6en briiben,
rno bic oft is9r gefdbrli6 fnO:
bic 6liegen, bic i4mubigen GIieasn,
bic auf ben G6ladtfslbern i6ndt.
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iiDs bitterer grnIt 1T, sebt aus Der
g%ren5enloien 9pfertDilligteit bon 6ib=
run9 uno 9eer INNER tpieoer 6erppr,
uno Der moraliIne un0 bis8iplinare
3uiammenbaIt Der frana0Tl9en Mais
Ten, Die ii6 0urh aa bic blutigen
8erluite ni9t erf6iittern IalIen, mug
aud BEN JeinOe 46tung abn0tigen.
\ " Il
Gin fran30fif9sr SfFisier
s9il0ert ben er # EN- Qngriff auf bic
teutT4e SteIIung am 9. Uloi in fol-
GENDER MeiIe:
sd babe Dem fiir4terIi9Fen Boms
bdrbement beigeipobnt, 0as ib felt
4usbru9 Oes &rieges geIe6en babe.
&eine Ybdntaiie, feline @eIdreibung
tam 0uOou cine aud MIR l9nade
8oriteaung geben. StsLe Dir Dor, baB
infer 4ngriff bon einigen bunoert
Jeuerf9linben porbereitet pur0e, urls
ter oenen f9 @efdiibe pOn gr0Btem
SRoliber befauben, unb oaB Bic gea
fhteBung ununterbroden bier Gtuns
ben lang oauerte. Die SntenIitdt bes
5euers pu6s NIT Der 3eit, nm in ben
5e1n Wiauten lire gr0Bte
5tdrte gu srrsi9en. gu ben Ronoe
nen seieltsn ii9 3abfrei4e @inenpers
fer, DIE Mslinitbomben BON 25 RiIoz
8ramm i9IeuOerten unb sinsu betalts
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meter idmen. BUR Elm flsintr Gtp
Idnbptlpinn auf Der qortilobobt uuo
bic Ginnabmt bon 4blain unb Ga
ttnsn ipdttu bic Gruht bielts beiBm
Ringens. Gtitosm iinb dlle glneriiie
Der 6einoe geideitert. un0 am 13.
un1 a. SUM- srIittsn ois b~erblnoetsn
5ra3oItn un0 @nsIanber idpere
QiebsrIagen. bic bon Der oeutl9en
6eersSItituna NIT henen Der Wintsrs
Tdlodt in Der Champagne bsrgliten
ipcr0sn finO. 2nngiam lit Der alte
Gteaungss uno @rabentdmpf mieoer
eingstrstsn unb bic fir ben Mloi ans
s~etiiuoiste groBs n0ffenlipe" abers
maIs gefdeitert. DAP es Der fran3os
iden 9seresIeitung nit bieIer Sffens
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OH g6ldhi Eel arras rtnri man
tis u%natbeurtn Sample, peIde felt
Dem nsilnisn glai nui Der nor0pelts
Iinsn GroHt cusbrattn uno oertn
Millt.puuti bic 2orttto : 60bs
tilott. Die ehloht pogt uuitrbrpa
heu Idu 3shn MODEM lang, obne DAB
bic 6ransoitn segeH bic uniangs iehr
fGpan belebttR beutiusu Sttlnngen
btmsrttnsperte JertI9rittt sema6t
BADEN. Our bic beiben melt bon Der
bsutihen Gront l%ie9enOen @OrIer Obs
lain ct. 9o3dire uno @arerto purz
ben BON ben 5einoen Bsnommsn. Die
SrtIhaftsn 6oade3 init Der
3udtrfubrit Dem 5rtsobofe
un6 Der rotten Mirtf6aitn eds
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9as aemeimIame 9raAthinbernis.

Sas geiiteftllaitie SrabtbtH0erniS.
am S4lub zines aufiabes ii6er
bic mooernen Nabtampfpaffen err
5dblt Der &riegsberidferItatter Der
pMorning poit" i'm britii@sn Saupts
quarter Elm Ilitigss @ef9i6t6en, bas
tpdbr fem Diirfte. bd Is ben ionH in
Der engliiden greIfe 70 Ie6r gspriefes
men Sommtes tein befonbers riibnts
It4eS 3eugnis ausiteIlt. On einsm
bsitimmten Puntt nnTerer Gront, in
Der Ndbe zines febr gefdbrliden 8ors
iprungs". 70 beibt Is in bepi 8eridt,
mar aHfere 9inie bur9 nd6tIide
Gperationen biz atif lpenige bunbert
Meter an bic beutf6e StelIung 6ers
angeriidt. I'm einsn feinbli6en Qns
grit 81 berbinoern, begann man in
oller gile ndbrenb Der 9ammerund
elm 9rabtbinbernis Dor unierem Gras
ben an5ulegen. bos aber nift fertfas
perOen fonnte, od bic Sc
BEL Der srpBen RG6e 6es Seinz
oss gu 9efdbrli9 ipures. am ndd<
item Morgen entbeden nun unIere
baB bas 9inbernis iiber Radt
in aller piinf9ensperten StGrfe boIs
lenos a%usgebaut iDoroen mar. Sin
Der In ben 9rdbten bina.
tldrie ii6er bas Bunber auf. IS
itano ba 81 lefen, baB bic 9eutiden
g fir ibre gfli9t gebaIten 6ottsn,
9inoernis fertig3uIteIlen, ID d
fit fie ebenfo niibIi9 lei tpie fir uns:
am S6lub mar audi nod bic grpors
ousse6riidt bag mir 8riteu
forton Die m6gli6eriDeiTe srforbsrs
R%epardturen uns onasIsaen
lem Iaffsn tperbsn.