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acquired Dy mere clinical ODScTVd-
ton in the hospitals. But during
recent years the study of medicine
has been revolutionized. A good
physician can only be one who is
versed in the allied sciences: chem
istry, physics, biology, psychology,
bacteriology, etc, and to perfect
ones self in these scientific branches,
one must devote long years to pains
taking research work in labOra tories,
without any considerable remunera
ton. Moreover, those who become
proficient and famous in any of
these branches can see no future be-
fore them as regards material and
financial returns. They will remain
laboratory workers, receiving a sal
airy of two to five thousand dollars
annually.
Comparatively few exceptionally
able non Jews have taken up and
stuck to these branches of medical
science Those who have done so
in their younger days, and produced
some good, Indifferent or even bad
research work, have soon gained ex-
cellent appointments in hospitals or
medical schools, and have since pur-
sued the practice of medicine along
the old lincs-seeing many patients
and getting good fees.
The result has been disastrous. A
large number of laboratories have
been endowed in this country, beau
tiful and costly buildings were
erected, and they were filled with
the best and most expensive scien-
tific apparatus. But there has been
a scarcity Of workers who would de-
vote long years or their complete
lives to researches To be sure, one
of the reasons is that capable Amer
leans only rarely study medicine.
But even when they do, they, with
comparatively few exceptions, soon
pursue the healing art as business
and do not want to spend their years
locked up in laboratories and live
on small salaries. In fact, the two
or three medical schools in this coun-
try which have been trying recently
to get good professors at salaries
for full time, find it difficult to get
proper men for the positions.
But some work had to be done in
the laboratories, and when Jews pre-
sented themselves, they were at
times admitted. And when a Jew
did some good work and published
it, it did not produce the same results
as when a non lew did similar work.
He was not soon asked to accept a
position as a member of a faculty
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August II, 1916

been great DenetaCtOr to the Jews
in the United States in endowing
the institute which bears his name.
This institution of learning is des-
tined to become the leading center
of medical research in the United
States and perhaps in the world.
Here members of the Institute are
selected because Of their real attain
ments as scientists, irrespective of
their race, creed Or social position
They are paid moderate salaries, are
expected to devote all their time to
scientific work in the Institute and
must not engage in private medical
practice.
When several years ago the trus-
tees looked for proper men to fill
the positions, they could not find
superabundance Of men fit for the
tasks imposed on them, and four out
of the five original members of the
Institute were Jews (Flexner, Begin,
Meltzer, Levine, and Loeb). At pres
ent four out of eight of the members
are Jews; two are natives Of Russia.
It appears that they stick to their
Jobs for the reasons stated above
The result is that the Rockefeller In
stitutc, not losing its best workers
soon after they have accomplished
some results to accept faculty or hos
pital positions which pay we'll in cash
Gas Jews they can hardly expect iD,
turns out scientific work the guam
tity and quality of which is unrivaled
in any laboratory in the world.
There is a very delicate moral les
son to be learned from the facts de-
tailed above The alleged commercial
instinct of the Jew is again shown to
be one Of the medieval myths trans
mitted for generations. 1t seems that
the Jew, when permitted, is more apt
to take up, cultivate and devote his
complete life to the least remunera-
tive branches of medicine; the
branches which have the most far
reaching effects as regards the etl-
ology and prophylaNis of disease; the
study of medicine for the sake of
science, and least for the purpose of
seeing large numbers of patients and
amassing large fortune This may
again be seen by conditions at the
Rockefeller Institute, where there are
four Jews, Frenchman, a Japanese
and only two Americans among the
eight members of the institute. | do
not want to suggest that able Ameri-
cans are not willing to devote their
lives to science while getting meagre
salaries and locked up in laboratories,
or that they invariably prefer when
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-31
osTEoPATH

DRS. 3. H. WHITE and r. W. WAL.
TON - Osteopathie physicians and
nerve specialists. Graduates of Amer.
lean School Of Osteopathy, Kinks.
vile. Mo. Post graduate and special.
lied in nerve diseases at Los Angeles
college. Treat acute aud chronic dis.
eases. Consultation free. Lady at.
tendant Office 50j-506 L. 5. Na,
tional Bank Building. Phone $50
Residence SAC North Capital street.
Phone 800.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-31

AUCTIONEERS

F. N. WOODRY, "The Peoples Auc-
tioneer" for City and State. l make
a speciality of Household Furniture
and Live Stock Sales Farm sales
conducted anywhere in the state.
Your patronage is solicited. Salts.
faction guaranteed. Note: - House.
hold furniture bought for cash or sold
on commission. Residence 1915 North
Commercial, Salem, Oregon. Phone
FIJI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-31
LODGE DIRECTORY

A. o. U. W.-Protection Lodge, No. .,
Meets every Monday evening at s
in the Mccormack hall, corner Court
and Liberty streets, R. o. Donaldson,
NJ. W.; S. A. McFadden, recorder;
A. L. Brown. finaneier.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DIR. o. L. SCOTT-Graduate of Chiro.
practie s Fountain Head, Davenport.
Iowa. If you have tried everything
and have got no relief, try Chiroprac.
tic spinal adjustments and get well,
Office 406-7-S U. S. National Bank
Building. Phone Main 81. Residence
Main S22.R
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-31

PACIFIC LODGE No. so, A. F. & A. NJ.
Stated communications third Fri
day in each month at 1880 p. m. in the
Masonic Temple, Hal V. Bolam, w.
NJ; Ernest H. Choate, secretary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-31

SALEM LODGE No. 4, a. F. & A. M
Stated communications first Friday
in each month at 1880 p. m. in the
Masonic Temple. Chas. McCarter,
W. NJ; s. z. Culver, secretary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-31

\ X X y y X * 4 y + II X 4 4 + \
X X
II Don't make Junk Of IT, II use i
X ful try q Journal New Today. X
X X
X X X X X 4 * y 4 * 4 + + X y X
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-31
WATER COMPANY

SALEM WATER COMPANY 49, Office
corner Commercial and Trade streets
For water service apply az office.
Bills payable monthly in advance.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-31
CLEANERS AND DYERs

APPAREL SERVICE COMPANY -
1873 South High street. We clean,
press, repair, remodel and refine
clothing and furs. Careful attention
given all work. We call and deliver.
Phone 72S.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-31
NURSERIES

THE FRUITLAND NURSERY - City
yard, High and Ferry streets. Roman
strain Franquett walnuts grated on
California black, 8 to 10 feet, 81 each.
italian prunes Call and inspect our
general stock before buying. Phone
23-F-21. If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-03-31
MISCELLANEOUS

MONEY TO LOAN-Seven per cent,
any amount on improved farm prop
erty. Address Box AL, Salem. Or. If
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-07-19

Dos bputi6e goIt lei friegsmhoe.
meI0et gunOon. Gin @nnoer mare
oas nidt nod al Der aeile. bic Is
aiisaefeiIt Bat. M6er mic mitoe
anifTeu 0nrin erIt iete ipii1 sic 0icfe.
netie gefrieet H0ber.
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1talienil&e Krieasbese aeacn D~eutdlanO.

Sdt orr Gintutt Stnrens in ben arteg lit I'M geficfeten aorig
reid qcqen Turfhlan0 gebest noroen. Sn Der ablttt os bon eng
LAMB uno gr1ntpil be5nbHen W1obs, Der Die Sricgserfldrlne gegen
Geterreidt ilngdrn erspong, lag eS niht bob Der 9rieg auf Geterrel1.
llnqdru beihrdnft pcr0en Iol1e. Mber Die itaIenhne Regierltng fhdntC
fh wobl, aud 9etHdInno ben arhg 81 ertdreu, 6enn geaen 9nltid.
Iao fcnnte fe ni6t eirnnl Die fauLen @rlnbe ms EreHen flbren,
nit meGhen fc ben fhdnothen 8errnt an Geerrethltngnrn 81 reht.
fertiaen fahte. Gs bHcb 0eshulb bel Der Abbrrufrne Der beoerieitign
@oihofer, pouit GefthInnO ben annne undlte Seioen bat Der
9eob III Bort tmo sdrtft ~itnnbldiiig 8mt ariege 9egen Geatthlano
%aeordngt Sn Geutidlano Bot man ooE nr fpeng beoftet. waan, bot
Stalen fcn ~beoaOcres entacgentcnanen seseist nan bat CO ober aud
rhht aere5t Den IN 9entidlauo mnidfeen Stalienern nrroe oe
9tldfchr nod StnHen fretgctelt, aber MIR iebr menige tn0 geg1ngen.
Sic bnbcn ~meoerbot Grflarunaeu erIaien, BOB es tbnen IN 9eutidlono
iebr gut g@e t0 DAB he germ IN Dem 2onoc btebel IN Incident lite
cine before grlten3 genn0e, os oas Saro ibrer @ebrrt linen babe
bnten f0nuen. @5 lift uo ntht nobr. ob Geuihl1no Die bort nr
fdfieen Stoltener on Der Rldfpbr nod StnHen berbnoert bat, nnb
ebenin bnfdlig neroen pobl bic 8orDhrfe ien, Die FONT nod bon Der
itnhenhhen 8reie gesen EeutihIun0 erboben peroen- 9rinoe, an
Dem ~bisbngen 3uTon0e etpos 81 Gnoern, bat Staten no niht.
gsern eS trosOenI ben 9ruh nit 3eutihono berbeiflbrt, fam es mir
of getreben Der @~ntenteHate eeftebet Die bofen, nf 6ie 8ee
StoHen fepr on Die Gateute bnOeu Su fonnen. 8us aus nanherle
Grln0en nOtpenoig erfbetnen mag. 92ittdriihe 9eheutung Diroe es
nidt baden, Denn stohen Ge4thlon0 Sen Griea erf1rte oenn TN
Sample eegen 0eferreid bot fh ge8eigt BOB StoIien elm ~buOlpibtiGer
~miit1riider Sator ntht If. Gs fuirbe nod ME Dor ale iGne Srlppen
gegen Ceterreid gebrouden unO nod bel nebr, tDenn Is lie bate
gud pOItih ruirbe es itnerfb etpos gu beOeuten baben, mem
Sfoien Geuttlano nn arieg ertIorte, Demh fonnte hn ouenfaas
mieoer an aunlantan oenten, nber oeien 8~e5ehrnaen 81 ben Central.
m0ftn baben fh 10 gefenigt. Dab Der 9rutb Staiens NIT 9eltfblouo
01ran b~ormIsf1tih ebeniopenig etuas Inbern Duroe, ne Die rui.
file Sffenipe etDns D1ran geanoert bat Die ia aud Odrntf 6erehs
net mar.
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THE B~ARBARIANS!

In the land Of the barbarians
They drink nasty, foaming beer,
They despise the charms of absinthe,
Do not know real vodka cheer.
Conscious Of their faulty German,
Almost all the chaps you meet
Speak to you in your WI Language
In the market and the street.
There is so much dirt in Berlin
That they have to scrub the streets
There is so much filth in Munich
That the town inspects the eats.
There is disregard for safety
Till you cannot tote a gun,
And such awful sanitation
That the germs keep on the run.
They amuse themselves with music
And by hearing old men talk,
Have not yet outgrown old
Shakespeare,
Angelo can't make them balk.
We must crush them, civilize them,
Or the world will come to grief;
From this Teuton reign Of terror
We Allies must have relief.
Common II. Sense.
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Gin isSnie nmS
Gin Pelt!

mir Ieien IN eincnt @lotte, boB Bic
lett Iiebsr 900 iobe toe Sing" oils
Sail Columbia Inne, foIaenbes--:
eGopt. aing 1T Der 9eIA cs Gaaes
in Baltimore. @ier ~penieItcns tcnnt
man feline &eutrnIit1t nlebr. - Die
bier I'M aonpent perIainmeIlen Gifts
boben Den beiheioeneu Jiibrer Der
DeutihlonO" gum NitgIieo ibrer
Noiton.2oae eenlodt; Graren Or1na.
ten iid OH ibn herntt, ibm bic $ano
81 oriiden. Gie aopeIle Ipielte sDie
sSodJt ont Rbein~. Capt. a0nie er.
bob iid, nnO ale oniueicnoen Mmeri.
faner bIiebcn %ebrerbietia Iteben, 70.
LANCE bic GeatiHe gtdtionaIbpnlne
crt6nte~.
es 1T Idnee Der. onb man Ole
gBnft am Rbein" p0er vTeutid.
lamb iiber oGeB" bier mitfineen burt.
ten, obne In ben @erbaht sn tDnmen
eegen @ocoroip Billions 9eeutroli.
Iutsspolifif 81 nerltoBet EN- sstnts
ierling" at fem ooer gor Gin $50
pber~. Gs III LANCER Der, oaB Zine.
ritaner 6fFentIid. e~brerbietia Iid or.
bober. iuern Die RotioncIbprrne ae.
ipielt iprr0e. ameritoniihe Stants.
manner, Sofenfcaettcure, iponIb.bc
@eIebrte, fouben nidts QnItoBiges
ooraii. onbdttie mifSnIinaen. SOB.
iobe the Sling. glber Die n@oGt am
3bein@? % beourfte bcitT6er
SeebeISen, zines beutiHen Inter.
nebmers, Oas, neil Is auf benz Mee.
re ipieIt, Die Gmerifnner berIteben,
Tim Der pg9udt am Mbein" bier5u.
Ian6e einmaI tpieber Qnerfenultg 5u.
neridoffen.
~ WONDERFUL people. tbeIe Ger.
mons"--oas lit Der ~olgemeine
@abripru6 bente. GIN a0nig uno
elm &eIb bot i'm ntos[id genlndt.
Der Sieg bat tieferen @inbrud bier
aentodt, ais ole GpItert Die 0rllti1e
6eIogrnite e%ingenomnieu.
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Isle StaOtpotcr GrnIe erflart,
Diro in ben n1dften 9agen NUT ben
gonorbeiten our Grridtung elmer
Bnoeanitalt iii @reentDopb gorf
begonner perber. Die Serlte[.
lnnsstoiten beloufen fi9 ouf ettuo
$4,000.
Der SoteIclerf Qntbonb 8. Ga.
rep bon atlantte, S1., tpeIder bort
$4,000 eeitoblen baden ioa, uurSe
nrf 8eronInfiung Der Oortiaen
Qoli8ei WOntog bier ber6aftet.
Der f427 Sigh Ctr. tuobnenbe
6. 8. Irego tuiir0e an Wtontaa IN
SAT- eenomneiL neil er iii gIent.
luooo, Mont. $1,000 nrterihloqen
bobcn ioa. or betelert unidni[-
big al iein.
5ehs5cbn GerIene1 Dur0en am
Montog ipegen Srunfenbeit beitrdft.
Wlan frflte 1nnebmcn, Sic 9cute BAT.
ten fih iest ihon an Ole Grodenbeit
geDobnt un0 ons 3rintcu aafgeqe.
ben.
Wtcntng friib nerniftete Gin edo.
benfriter bic StoIIuiaen bon $. @.
gbaie & &C., ode s. utb Bront
Qbe. 3ebn gferbe tofnen in ben
BInrnnten nm. Der 9erluit pirb
ouf 5000 berefnet.
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So loved her that they died for
her." Lowell.
Who are the cads that say We are
disloyal,
Because We raise the banner of fair
play;
This is the land Of personal con-
vction,
Where no one tells another how to
pray.
We are not Of the brood Of hollow
shouters,
When duty calls you do not find US
shirk,
We r not niggardly with blood or
fighting,
The fields and workshops find us at
u work.
We wear no orders from the German
Kaiser,
We will not stoOp before an English
king;
When France and England help the
Russian despot
Our righteous anger makes the
weIkin ring.
Common II. Sense.
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england reriddrFt bic elofnbe
nm GeutihIono. mas nber Die
.9eutidlanS4 ni4t seuierte.
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&c aeriaIespuna Sc 9euiaen
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IN Scutid,cn ca5arcttenl


Ger Geruun6etr, Der III Den Ga.
%5oretten oes Aotet arai8es 8roit
mo @eneiung Finoct, beb1rf Der
3eritremmg nnb 8ugIeih Der SouiHb
hing. @ute Bidder, Die or Iieit
quite @iiiifihide. Die CT bort, mir.
Zen IN Oieicm 5rueifdhen Sinne. gle
lenfen ion ob BON Dem 8eipubtiein
Der rieenen beoaiternsmerten Gage
unb eeben ieinem rmberidpcifmoen
@eiit oluldblig iuieoer cinci feiten
Salt.
BET ciniretcnoer Seillinq ertuoht
In Den @eriuunoetenb bic uilter fee.
liiden uno f0rperIiden ShmerSen
oi letoen botteL enr bnlb Der Srieb
CUR getatieitng. Die mo6erne me.
0isiniide @iIieniGaft fiebt 1T Der
ioaenonnten ~8cihdftieungs.I bera.
pic" etn pihtises Seilperfabrer.
gln siuefoienIihIten IinO iene
Sdtigtetten, Die Dor olem onoeren.
Die idopferiiten Gdbiefeiten Oes
Meniten ipeden uno linen cine
nohbaItiee anregifra bieten. Die
6aHit berbuuoene ieeIiide ablenfilng
uno Seilitne nirft ipte elm @uHoer
oft ouF ben forperlih 2eioenoen.
60 lit es Oeun erfLdrlid, oob bic
Setter Der Sospitdler uiio Iouitiger
&flegeitotten fir beripunoete ODER
erfrantte Solooten ibre Shiblinae
IN ollcrborO prattiiben Siebbaber.
fiiniten u~nterneilen IaIien. Sn bic.
len Oelitihen Stdoten bot man Die
Sanofertiefeits uno @eIhidlihtcits.
4rooufte Der 8eriUumoeten gefanl.
melt, seiidtct lno georbnct uno ols.
6onn in 4lsiteIlunasbouen Der
Seffentlihfeit sliut 8eIten oes 9clit.
iden &oten areu8es 5uedHglih &c.
maft.
Die grofeiioren Ser ItaOtiidm
@tlieen ODER aunitgeruerbeihulen
teiIen iih nit Shneitern Oes @oten
areu3es in bic aiFgu6e Der Serrih.
t1lng un0 GinteiIung FOLDER ausftel.
Iungeu. Inter ben OreituuienD 2lils.
Itelungs. @eeenlt1noen elmer berm.
tiaen 8ernnitultung i'm Snmburg BE-
fanSen iid iolde ans @ol5 Marmor.
Con ltno iegliderl anbereil Yaote.
rial. Sditbiage, aerbihnisy 6Ieht.
mo Mooelier. 4rbaten me1ielten
nit 3pi6nungen, @emalben, GoOier.
unget itn0 2itbogrnpbien ob. au5
Der Ianden 2ifte oes NIT 6leib uno
2iebe 9ergeiteIten ieien berboree-
boben; Spiel, gsdb., aa1lh,, uno
8tumensG Glide, 6nrteu.irnS aiidlen.
eer1te, S6oleil, 9niea, 8anbteag
2enftcr. Ghiffsmobeae uitu.
8unberbor seigt Ith, OaB ga inI
Der Stile 0es aronfenhouie5 Die foI
oft granddaughter Soluble fir
Form uno aorbc. fir @eitoIt nno
8~pedmdBigfeit 81 DerfbilOenoer Sc.
benoigfeit ertpont iino. Inter Der
Mosfe oes SpieIeriIden Iiegt Oa elm
crgrctfenber grnit Derborgen, Elm
Grnit Der iing lebrt, iuie man ben
Shmcr5 ieiner @unoen olif tdtigel
grt iiberfpinoet, uno erBdbH, pie Der
allgemeinc 5d0nbeitstrieb I'M MeIp
if)en ieIbit iiber Dos bittere 8eb oes
arieges al ftegen bern1nG.
Gie berfuumoeten un0 erfrdnften
Grieger teroienen uniere Inter.
stitsnng, unb lie beoiirfen unierer
9iIfe. Gaben fir ieoen ,3peie Der
nieIieitieen 9atigfeit oes 0aititen
Goten areu5es perocn an bic Gent.
ihc 8otihoft sober bic .0eutihen
GoniuIate erbeten. Gle t6nnen aud
bur1 bic betonnten SilFsgeIeain1f.
ten brett an bic 9elegierten oes
9eutTden aoten arenaeg in benz
@ereinigten Stanter, 1923 groao-
man. Sem yorf, geianbt tDerben
tim lofort obnc irgeno iuelhe 455l.
&C iiberpieien 51 tperben
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un0 Geiterrsiher Gus 0en SomnteI.
Ioeern I'm noroIiHen adn16a in bic
@erglucrfsnrbeit ipriff oIIefn sol.
terredt un0 oner Mcnfdlidfeit
3ohn.
anoienelt bebnnptct, nidlt er 5abeI
bic R~roareiiipen pcrlaiieR ionoeru
ite tbr. @ebupft mic seipruuoetl
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So loved her that they died for
her" Lowell.
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Ameritaniide sduababiipferIl
@i5eIm 9. s4ncne. sseiu gort,

@iIbelm 8. Sdnele. gaD gort.
IA oraubsn i'm 2anoe beIaa Id es foif,
gfan ibt. mos bic @robitaOt fir @or8lee bat.
Die SGnier crfraicn bon oben ben gIid,
Dod ihnult On bon unen rnif. brtdlt TirB @nid.
0ldn ipcif bier sa SauIc MIR Oreimot am SOa.
Gos 6uhern, oaS bolt man tn Grneitorc onnn nod.
Gas ~susipnden fam man rett i~ttoungbOl bier Sebn,
Eat mars Dor fh telber. onnt lieb ib cS gebn.
Der Grocer obt Stamps Cir. %freioiebto tpien @oH,
unO blt Gu 2ein Bud bod, oanit III er bancroft.
Sn itdOtHhen 8ienften. Oa bat mans nidt i6IimHL
Sebt fem inter Srhoern bonn Stninnibainie ~Nilnt'.
Sr Gourfbois bari oaes nad gaedt MIR aeIfebn,
Tod ihdpft man ons Neht bort aus @ortenlomlaieh
Gin Gid lit Elm WObsl fir mas man TIN rintnt,
Sier 1T er 5ameiit fr Die 0Hbe beitiunt.
Gic Gonnsu, Die seiaeu rent eerne ibr gein,
God biaen$ @efidt IN 'nen ShIeier meft ein.
Die ssirtsbarr FHieBt man Dem SerrsOtt sr CDR,
God idnft man Si Sauic bahir iun 10 mebr.
Snt 8eitunesfa6 bciBt eS: Sier miro nidt oatudt
Der grte sibts GelO, unO On Itgft ME eearudt.
grou6R OH etneli grst menu bic 9 E froFt eebt aus,
&itt dnstIit, er idneiNet ben 9Itn BARN beros.
Gcun Did bier 6os sdidiuI Idbt s6ubpuscr ien
0at Jag Dir cana etnfah: Sas @lid 1T nur ssbine".
Dan ebrt in Der guff bier grab hi. i'm aouS,
Defenders ben Scrrn Der Ole Roitfe erfanb.
8enn Morgan uno Goupanie broudet nal geIo,
Damn merben raid vgPercnn 8fiots" befeat.
5'gebt oues geldfuinoe irb boItia I'M 2onS,
9tur ems bIebt oft ieben. oos lit Der Bertrand.
Die gaeKer. bic I6neiben bier ME bel geOurt
GdFlr fno Die Speiien uat ielber redt ibarf.
Die 5dnapie, Die trintt man am Iiebiten perhi6t
Gem ale 5uiuHmen fnb better ME midi.
Die 6eueruebr bat men eefdbrTi6en stono,
sic idnatelt i'm StlbIe uuO TART an bic NnnO.
gsiaft germ On bIofiert fehL Oann 1T es 0as Bet
Gap On ntft Den sart aus Der S1ut fabren I1Bt
Sdlt uddtIih. i'm somner 3ein eieb Gid umarmt
@irft obenoreiH nod bon ggosfitea unifp1rnt.
lie varmp4 seigt fets nur am goaipi[ gIdfer,
Grrm ipielt ieet Der gila add 5angbnu nit ibr
9ns ainO bort gum Batter. bds tannft On gTa6 iebn
5obnlo Die JomiIieu iprsereu nal sebn.
SIN @oreubdis fault man. mas einem aefdnt,
lno bringtS iuieoer bin, Denn es srnoe nod bait
@ibTt Gu eineut 9entit EN- 3dbuden sn fdaun,
Galln miro CT ne golbenc Bride Sir baum.
aaun I1uft in ben S1fen Der Che man Elm,
Gaut bebt cS fdon fpieoe: gefdieoen mlb fem.
Ter rgie" lit belebt bier BEL alein uno Bel @roB,
Ger @lagen l1Bt oft iba nad 8oden ert los.
9as aaaer, Sas gilt fir beionSers oeItnb.
Dan triegt Doae Baden unO iibt ietnen D21t6.
Gin auiornobil 1T Der bodfe genu6,
Au4 iperit man onan ielbIt bic Gut uplntpen" nub.
9tat alter nno GiKea bier niennno pos fr6at,
Wtnn odtet merit rur mas Elm ShmuRndsden tr1at.
8ialt nebneri Die gStreetcar4, oonn 5eg Old ais SeIb:
@irf Did olf bic Shienen mnn fln. nnR &c bit
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pot mad DemtiHlanS
ms Ocitertei6!

Die abfnbrsBeit Der nGditen bon
Rem 9orf aus mad GeutitIdnb unb
Gelterreid . ltngarn 9oitlahen NIT.
nebmerben Gontpfer lit:
3~onnerstns, 20. SuIt. - &eIie
0Inb, mad aopenbageu.
Mitttpod. rs. Sui. = Greoerid
Der gdte. noh aopenbngen.
9nnnerstne. 3. auguit - untteo
5tntes nn1 Gopenbagen.
Somstog, 5. auguIt - @ergens.
.fiorb, nod Bergen.
gs lit notiuenoig, ben g6amen oes
betr. Gompfers eroB nno OeutIif
iuf Dem griefumihIae au bernter.
fen. Sober Brief ionte berort mar.
ficrt perben, bn or ionlt bieIeihi
inf neutrnIen Gampirrn ~befor6ert
miro.
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u~emioheiten ans Jctua,
Dc QRpiMrs.

gDnug. Irtnit. STRIDE, Z. Sncf.
len, Daftor. - 5onntogsihuIe tG
llhr bcrnL; beutider @~otteg0icnii
II nornt.. Notwithstanding 7:31
obenas, eneliider @ctfesnieult :
lbr obe1tos.
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HYPHEN LOYALTY!

"But these, u brothers, fought
for her,
Az life's dear peril wrought for
her,
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asauitb beb0uptet, 6os goraebcr
Der Eiirtcn in Surien iei benn bod
eitDds gnu5 andres oIs Dos Der Cha,
Iduber In 5rIouo. stinnrt ntffnL-
Lenbl
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.StaIien beidnloiat Tenfidlnno
her Gertrogsperlesuna. &lil Ias
iit be refte SShe.