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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-21
PAY SIG FOR FORTUNES
Union Citizens vietimixsd by Gypsy
Woman Who Reads Pasts. Presents
and Futures-curreney Disappears
With Palnnist.

Special to Times Republican.
Union. Aug. 21.--rwo auto loads OF
Gypsies came into town yesterday. One
of the women dropped into the res
taurant owned by Mr.. Stewart and per-
suaded Mr.. Stewart and John Lally.
who was there at the time to let her
have same bills and she would tell their
fortune by blowing thru them. she got
a roll OF bills OF Mr.. Laily and after
telling his fortune returned them to
him. Mr.. Stewart then let her have =
s. bill which she blew thru and 1t dis
appeared with her outside where she
got into one Of the cars and they all
went east. Mr.. Lafly then counting his
bills found a $40 and 81 bill had also
blown away with Mr.. Stewards bill,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-21
Engine Runs Away,

Stanwood Aug. 2l,--Next time En-
gineer Dan Dolan leaves engine No.
1855 and goes into lunch he will put a
brick in front Of the drive wheel or tie
1t with a hitching strap
When he left II on the side track
Saturday and went for a ham and
with a drink Of ice tea, a leaky valve
got busy and engine 1856 started down
the grade. 1T ran into engine 49, and
a few freight cars and pushed them
along to the derailing switch where
they ground ties and gravel for sew
eral yards,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-21
GrinneII and Vicinity.

special to TlmeS-Republlcan. y
Grinnell, Aug. 21.-The sermon yes
terday morning at the Congregational
church was given by Rev. William N.
futile, who has recently returned from
China, where he has been instructor
in the government schools : at. Tien
Tsin. He Is q son Of Rev. and Mrs.
Henry w. futile, of this city, and a
graduate Of the college here. He has
another year Of theological study in
Union Seminary in New York; which
he expects to complete in the next
year.
At union services in the evening in
the city park Rev. DR.. D. P. Breed gave
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-21
Crookedest Railroad,

Up Californias Tamalpais runs the
crookedest railroad in the world. OF
the eight miles Of track the longest
tangent is but Alb feet In one not
able instance the road makes five
complete loops and ties two completes
bow knots to attain an elevation Of
ninety feet The end of the line Is
about half mile higher than the
starting point. and there is not one
particularly steep grade in the entire
system. rs .a.. - $50
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-21
Franklin Boys in Beef Contest.

SpeClaI 70 TImeS- RepUbIlCan.
Hampton, Aupg. 21.-Thru the eff
forts of County Superintendent H. J.
Henderson, assisted by r. B. Berry, OF
the extension work Of Ames college,
this county now enjoys the distinction
Of having enrolled the largest number
Of contestants in the boys baby beef
contest in any county in the state, en-
titling it to the distinction Of being
the banner county.
These workers have closed a week
of effort in getting the young men Of
the county interested in this work
but the results warrant the efforts put
forth. Practically every district Of the
county was visited, and there is a
healthy rivalry In the different local.
fjes
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-21
Runaway convicts Return.

Sioux City. Aug. 21.--Ernest FTana-
gan and Arthur Livermore. two con-
victs who escaped from the prison
camp at Cherokee more than week
ago, returned to camp Saturday. One
week Of freedom was enough. They
say that the fear they would be caught
and the constant nervousness caused
them to come back. The were proud.
however, to have evaded the officers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-21
chamberIain's Collie, Cholera and
.Diarrhoea Remedy.

This is a medicine that every family
should be provided with. Colo and
diarrheea often come on suddenly and
it is of the greatest Importance that
they be treated promptly. Consider the
suffering that must be endured until a
physician arrives or medicine can be
obtained Chamberlains Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy has a reputation
second to none for the. quick relief
which it affords For sale by all deal
s.-Advertisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-21
CONTINUED HEAT HAS FIRED
CORN IN SOME SECTIONS
OF THE STATE.
WEEKLY CROP REPORT
II OF ILLINOIS CENTRAL
~ Least 10 Per Gent Fired in Cedar
Rapids and Dubuque Districts
y Small Grains About All cut--lowa's
Total Hay Crop in Neishborhood Of
\ 100000 Tons, j

4 Dubuque, Aug. 2l.-Rain is badly
needed within the next week, according
to the Illinois CentraIs weekly crop
report, which follows:
1.-THE past week has brought little
Il any, relief from the heat in this sec
ton Of the country. The daily aver
age mean temperature has been six
to seven degrees above normal. There
were two good showers along the line
north OF Waterloo which were very
beneficial, however, the small amount
of rain that fell was insufficient to
afford any relief from the drought
along the Dubuque and Cedar Rapids
districts.
Some Corn Fired.
Where there has been rain, and
the corn in on high or rich soil, that
crop is maintaining it's healthy color
and is making rapid progress. but on
the lighter soils and where 1t has
been improperly cultivated due to the
late spring, at least 10 per cent has
Ared and hasybeen irreparably dam
aged. Unless1we have q heavy rain
within the next week the outlook will
be quite discouraging.
Nearly all the small grains have
been cut and q, considerable portion
threshed, with the exception of points
along the Albert Lea district, where
oats especially have been too wet to
handle. The average for all grains
will be about as given in last weeks
report. @ y
Iowa's Hay Crop.
from figures received to date in
dications are that the total crop of
hay for the state Of Iowa was in the
neighborhood of six million tons with
an average Of about IL tons to the
acre which is or per cent better
than last year, with a much better
quality.
Pasture lands are suffering from
the lack Of moisture and stock are not
In as good condition as usual this time
5of the year. &c
5acabbage has commenced to- move
and tho no figures are available n as
to tonnage per acre, all Indications are
that this years crop is Superior to
that Of last year. Onions are reported
sas yielding $50 to $50, bushels to the
acre. While late potatoes and; truck
garden produce has suffered some
damage at points along the main line,
that on the Albert LED district are In
good condition. due tozzthe sufficient
rainfall and the growers are veryaopti-
nistic regarding the harvesting Of a
large crop. 81
TIE average acreage and condition
of the principal crops are as follows:
Condition. Acreage.
Corn ................S5 100
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-21
News Of Sheffield.

Special to Times Republican
Sheffield, Aug. 21.-Mrs. George Van
Gerpen, Of Arlington. visited her
brother, H. A. Rust, Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Aborn returned
Thursday from their summers sojourn
in Duluth, MINI.
Rev. A. B. Soule has been granted
two weeks vacation.
Rev. Robert Lusk. of Marble Rock,
preached in the M. E. church Sunday
morning.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-21
GIRL COULD
NOT WORK
How She Was Relieved from
Pain by Lydia Ell inkham's
Vegetable Compound.

TO 8 Cay at nome
from work and suf-
fer q long time.
One day q woman
came to our house
and ask g d m Y
mother why I was
suffering. Mother
told her that I suf-
fered every month
and she said, why
don't you buy q
hottie Of I,vdia F..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-21

( Thomas II. Kelly and Joseph Smith,
who sailed from New York on July Is
on the Philadelphia to distribute $780,
600 that had been collected here Z for
irish relief and were not allowed to land
In England, got back to New York on
the Same vessel. They issued a state
ment which said: They were taken to
thAtr cabins by detectives and subject
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-21

ed to personal search of the minutest
character. their pockets emptied, pock-
etbookss opened, all papers. cards. let
tiers, notebooks, ETC., scrutinized and
read and their arms, legs and body felt
to ascertain II anything was concealed
about their persons. It was the sort of
examination that arrested criminals
are usually subjected to-
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1916-08-21

The vogue for separate skirts has
brought In every variety of blouses
This dressy one OF navy taffeta white
striped, has n deep vestee OF white
organdie, the neck extending in cart
ridge plated frill at the back The
tiny buttons are covered with q navy
blue stripe OF the silk.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-02
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

New York.-Nobody ever accused
pink tea of having kick in it until Of
1cers arrested hotel manager here
for serving it. Said cup was only
pink thing about the tea, which they
described at Mar-tea-ni.
Washington.-ReV.(C. M. Grander-
son, colored, president of North Car
Dina university and temperance ora
tor, convicted of 'intoxication and
carrying concealed razor. Fined $50.
Marietta, O.-Lloyd Duff, CIarks-
burg, w. Va, arrested for smuggling
hearse-load of whisky, 1876 gallons,
into dry West Virginia. Officials say
it was second booze funeral"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-02
MAY USE sTRlKEBREAKERs IN
LoNGSHoREMENs WALKoUT

San Francisco, June IF striking
longshoreman is San Francisco and
other Pacific coast ports do not re.
turn to work Monday an effort may
be made by employers to import non
union labor.
A crowd of so men stormed the
gate of Pier IS, where FiIpinos were
loading a river steamer A Waterman
fired two shots and ten policemen
answered a riot CALL but the crowd
quickly vanished.
The Waterfront Employers union,
embracing all big steamship COM
panies here, has offered the strikers
a 10 per cent wage increase if they
will resume work Monday. The
Iongshoremen want a 80 per cent
raise.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-02
HEROES OF PEACE

The man who gives up his seat to
a homely woman in street car.
The man who has nerve enough
to refuse to lend his lawn mower to
a neighbor with the chronic borrow
ing habit.
The man who walks out of a meet
ing in the middle of long-winded
speech, thereby reminding the ora
tor that there are only "a hours in
a day.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-02

marching it would make an unpleas-
ant mess all round if she didn't sign
her name.
AT Mandel Bros.--I know of an
elderly woman who told the enroll
ers: Pm too old to march. And the
answer given her was If you're too
old to march in the parade then
you're too old for work in this store.
The branch moved to inform it's
Washington, D. G., branch to tell
congressman that the preparedness
parade Of June 3 represents the SEN
timent of big business and does not
indicate one way or another what
the masses are thinking.
Amos Pinchot, brother of Clifford,
Rudolph Spreckles, Jane Adams,
Rabbi Stephen Wise, Rev. John
Haynes Holmes, James H Maurer,
president Pennsylvania Federation of
Labor, are members executive COM
mittee Of the union.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-02
THREE DEAD IN IOWA STORM

Dubuque, la, June 2.-Three per
sons are reported drowned and prop
erty damage amounting to several
hundred thousand dollars occurred
when a cloudburst flooded McGregor
and DEBORAH, Ia, early today.
The water fell literally in sheets,
and hundreds of head of stock were
drowned in pens at the stockyards
at McGregor Bridges near Nc
Gregor were washed away.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-02

When this water-gasine gets going
right as an auto fuel, it's going to be
easier than ever to ride the water
wagon. Some one viii start a water
wagon taxi service.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-02

7. r. refusing to talk politics the
other day when he was in Washing
ton was more of a surprise than any
thing he could possibly have said
about politics.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-06-02
BUSINESS REFoRE PLEASURE

Miss Hill, who is pianist Of note,
gave several selections with great
skill. The remainder of evening was
enjoyably spent with cards and dane
ing.-Asbury Park, N. J., Press.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-05

riQen 0iab G9ool unb cine aenninis
i'm 9entldtn, bic bic Sdiilsr betG'.
bigi, bic oeutIde arbeit In bititm
&urTus au~fsunebmen.
{. Der finfpO4igs Gommerturius.
b. Der einidbrigs aurius iiir Ssbs
rer bes 9suti9eH.
Die beiosR l%sbtgenannten aurle
fnb namsntlid fiji iolte singerthtst,
bic bic rein pi6enI6aftlide ausbil'
bune, pie lie bic nmeritantfne S4nIe
Sur9lGnittlid Su bisteu uermag, be-
reits erbaltsn baben, oensn aber bic
Beberrlhung Der Spro9e, bttlsi6t
audi bic msibobii6e @%orbtloung our
ausfiibrung ibrss @erufss feblt. al'
le WitteI. Sic benz @eminnr In ieiuer
rsgslmdbigsn @r6sit fir bic aus6il'
bung isintr 3OsIinse gu beuti9en
Spra9ii6rsyH aur 9srFisuus fehsn,
perben aud In ben 9isnIt 0ieier aurs
ie seiteit.
llnfere SreuuOs uuo ale bic, oenen
bic G5rbsrune oss osutIdeu Spro4s
unterri6ts bur6 3ufiibrung bon
SpedentIpredenO Dorsebilbeten 2eD-
rern am 6er3en liegt, bitten mir, in
ibren 9reifen odbin3uptrten, bob benz
seminar IDI1s juHee Mdnusr nno
Md66en 8ugefiibrt psrOen, bic befds
bigt Itno unO in fi9 bic 9eisung gum
2sbrerbsruf fibleu. @ir erIudsn Ie
peiterbin, Iolte, Die cine berlflt4e
8eiterbilbung in Der Ridtung Der
Rur1e { unS b iu9en, auf oas ST.
minar oufmsrtIom gu MAIDEN. aae
peitere qustunft fol- germ bonn line
tersei6neten erteiIt peroen. au4
Ite6t Der proipstt Der anitolt fret
3ur 0srFiigung.
Milnoutte, i'm Mdi 1916.
Dos Rationale 0eittI6ameritanis
T6c 2ebrerIeminar. (She RatiOnal
@ermdn : amsrtcan Seddsrs Ssmis
norn.)
mar 8 6. Director.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-05

Dds in 9eutI9lono in teuersr
3eit bielfad our Qusfibrung bon
'SeIbTtmorb benubte 2biol 1T Elm
aus treTolreihsm 3ser0l nit fettem
0eI unb aalilauge bargeitslItes
prGporat. Seine fart Oesinfioierens
be uno ontiTeptiIde @irtung iibers
trifft, Bel esringerer Giftigteit, biss
isuige Der 8orboIidure.
init BEN aus6rud .olee" be-
aei6uet man in Gnsluno 9elGnge
fir oret un6 me6r SOIonimmen (ses
tp0bnli9 Mdnnerittmmen) a capeaa.
Der Rame ftammt ni9t bonn enslis
Then slss (oIuftig"1 ionbern bonn
ansslfd9fii6en gIiss GMuFt").
Die Grieden, Bel bener bic
3ei6enIprdde Der algebra nod fehr
penig ausse6iIoet mar, loIten aufs
gobsn, Die mir bsute ourh 9Iei9uHs
gen 2. @rabess ausbriden. bnrn ssps
mstiIde 2onFruttiOI
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-05
Der saneritnff i'm !Seerr.

Rein @eringerer oIs Der beatI6e
&dtier felbit mar es, Der tpieberbolt
bic geoeutung anertoAnt bat, pel9e
Dem @ts Der 8erIilSr fir bas
9eer 5ufommt. Dor etpa sfpan3ig
|Sabren fam sinmdl Bel einsm Mo6le,
lem Der Raifer beipobnte, bas Sc
iprdh auf bic gigtnarten Der gerli>
ner I'm SoIoatenleben, unb oo 6ei>
|2ei9nste Raifer Nilbslm feline gSrlis
nsr als ben sSoueritoff in Der Nrz
NEE" uno teiIte 3tpei 8eiipiele nit
BON Der suten Wirtung bes 8%erIiner
'MiBes auf Die Rameraben. Gins
bette er feI6ff erlebt, ats er aIs
Bring eipe 5elbbienIabung leitete.
.@s NOR in Der RG6e bon Srebbin,
uno Die Soloaten marI9ierten Bel
grDbter 9iBe i'm tiefIten mGrtiIGen
'Sonbe. IN ben lie BEL iebem 59ritt
au Derinten orobten. Gs mar cine
fiir4terli4e Stimmung Bel Der Srups
pc. 8a h0rts er, tpie Elm SIiieels
mann fagte: vSeBt febIt bier nur
nod Elm aamel!" Ollie Ia6ten iiber
Oiefe bic Situation be3ei1nenbe Be-
mertung. unb bic @timmung mar
.iOfOrt cine before. Sen 3peiten Snn
bate Der Roifer bon Ieinem Batter
..erfabren; er ereiguete ii9 i'm 9eutf9s
Ddnii4en ariege. Sn tlsinen Boo.
ten fubren bic preuBiiden Srnpper
.nn4 alien inter benz Sagel Der bis
.nii4en @efhofe. Gs mar nidt gee
rdOe gemiitlid. 9n IisB fid plObli9
aus sinem 8oote bic Stimme zines
mitS nreepafer @stauften berne5msn;
sd ionbIe Dod lieber tn Gtrolau
form SrOihen aIs bier for nil4t!"
aua in biefem Sale mar Ons S4er3s
mort fir bic Gttmmung Der Soloas
ten bon better Wirtung.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-05
@addltiaes sndlidt.

auf benz surme oes 4bminiItras
tionsgebGuoes bonn 8rootlDner Tlots
tenbof nurbe unIdngit Elm neues
Gu6li6t angebra9t, bas bereits
BON man6en fir bas mdhtigite ieis
ner art in Der Melt ertldrt pirb.
Gs BAT cine 2infe bon flint SUB
0ur9msFer, urb Isin Wirtungsbes
reid, BEL ginitigem @etter, ptrb ouf
3ebn MeiIen angegebsn. Die pros
ben, tpsl9e mon bis jebt nit ibm
porgsnpmmen Bat, ftnb tp~enigtens
mad benz 1lrteiI bon 2oien, pel6e
feline i6auprd6tige @irtung tDsit9in
in Der llmgesenb, gu 2anbe unb CUR
Gee, tpabrnobmsn, sIdn3enb ousges
fallen. 9o4 i9sinen bic priifuns
gen nod nidt abgeldloHen 5u fem,
unb fadbsritdnbige Qrmeetngenteure
baIten nit tbrem llrtsil barber, OBJ
es dies bait, tpas es bsrfpri6t, me-
nisiteus in Der SeffentIintsit Bis
ieBt Suriid.
DieTes Gu4Ii9t lit fir bic artes
ritantT9e gunbesarmes beIttmmt.
go mag, tpsnr ss enO9iltig gutsss
beiben pirb, nad Der merifaniIden
9rsnSe gtionbt perben, I'm in 8sr'
.binbung nit Der gerihingfhen Grs
petition @eripeubuug su finoen, faIls
ii9 IoI6es mod Iobnt, - anoernfaIs
mog ss nod man6erlei fpnItige Der,
tuenOuHgen erbaltsu, ME nan ans
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-05

GrimsrHns an Gin siHnrmiass gerIIHsr
Original.

GriHHsruns an ein tiHarmigss gerIIHsr
Original.
Mabrtnp iebt Faatddt, Dsrsinss
mo pribatfirfOrgs fd Dor nlIem ben
unsIldli6en Dpfern oss arisges 5us
psnoet. ben SHpaliotn, mar 70 odrum
In fribsren 3siteH redt ihlimm be-
felt. Aeltere qsutt srinnsrn ii6 nod
isner qeieriaTtenmditsr NIT GoIbatens
Mite, bic i'm gerIintr 9iersarisn
unb anoerstpo f9 nit Der Dreborgel
ibr aeben trilteten. Inter bisIen Bers
liner 4riegsinbalioen Der 9efreiungss
tritge mar elmer, Der I'M bic Mitte
Ots OorigsH Jabrbuuoerts als BtrIis
ngr Original Isbr bstannt mar, Der
sinarmigs @ottIisb Rap9bsIb. I'm
|Sonhias pflssle q in NOabil nit
Isinem asisrtaiten unb ieiner Satin
Su erIheiusn. 9einrid aoIIer gibt
In isintH r5umorifilden grinnsruns
gen aus BEN alien Berlin" Elm Bib
|bieies Sslbsn, Der feline siesneH Grs
lsbniIIs aus ben Grsibsitstrieeen bss
fang unb Sur 9etrGitigung ieinsr
WOrte nit elmer langeR Ruts auf cine
bemalte aeinpanb btntrss, auf Dels
der in DerIhiebensn 46teilungsn feline
Ssilnabme an isneH srOben grsis'
niiisn oargeItellt mar.
Rad elmer 2ebensbeidreibung",
70 srJdbIt Boiler, bic Ct als 3tped
Der gan3en Denomination babel bers
iuufte, batts sr in o6tSshn S9lo9s
ten OOer @efe9ten mitsstdmpft, OenH
er mar beteili9t BEL Senn, 2ibed,
&olberg, Barcelona, @srono, Moiait,
Mostau. 8ereIina, G~rOBbsersn, Sic
terbOg, 2iiben, 9sip5ig, 9am6urg,
I8d6tn, 2nuenburg, 9Otbenburs,
9urtsbube unb 8elleoIliante. Dis
Srstpilliger BEL ben 6uiaren einoes
treten, purbe CT Bel 9ibed gefanatn,
ranStonierte fiA nod aoIbers gum
SdiIIfHen Greitorps, gerist absr fpds
ter in bic 5dnbe Der 5~ran3oIsn,
mubts NIT mad Sponien, tpo ibm
in sinem @efe9t Der &opf bsinabe
abgebauen puroe, genas jtbO9 tpies
Der, mar fpdter unter Rdpolepn In
Rem brennenben Wostau, fam gliids
LID Suriid iibsr bic 8%srsfina, ba er
.fi9 in Der AbontsarSs befaab, unb
fO6t BET 9roBbseren unb 2eip5ig
pisbsr in ben aeiben Der 4Iliierten
gesen ben Weltbeiisgsr. Bel Daters
loo, in Der Iebten S9Ia9t gegen g1as
pOsOn, batte er bas unglid, ben
Grm gu perlieren.
3psi 2ieber, Die Ieiner 2ebensgez
|i4i4te angefigt tparen, atmeten tells
beutl4en patriottsmus, tells foIbas
|tii9en 9eif, benn bas Iebte mar bos
%bstonnte 2ieb: nMer 1T Der SeIb,
Der emit Dor feinsn Gabnsn in SUE
genbtraft etnbergtng, beIbentabn!" in
pel9em bic @olcotenlisbe beg frans
5Oiii9en Generals 2otoar b'Auperone
~beIungen purbe, Der betanntIt9 aus
Paifion BON feiner boberen Charge
gum Gemeinen berunterftieq unb fpies
Der in Rei6 unb @lieb trat. HolIer
erDdbnt BET oteler G~slegen6eit bic
mertpiirbige Sotfa6e, fpie bas 9n>
berten 9apoIeons in iener 3eit in
preuBen (unb pobl nod mebr TN
iibrigen 0eutfdldnOD bo6gebaIten
tDuroe: $50 man in Npbnungen .unb
8irtf9often Bitten unb 9ilber fob,
iparen es tn erfter 2tnis geptb Nopos
leon unb Der ate Strip" 90 mar es
mOglid, baB Der inOoIibe 5eIb aus
ben 8efreiungstriegtn bic 8erlinet
nit elmer 9srberrli6ung Der frans
9oiii9en SoIbatesta gu riibren bers
iu4te.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-06-05

eielbditl 8enH w Wleiiterhdnben
Coll flo beutlder @eilt boueuben,
Der INN Ipdt fem Grbe Hinfmt.
Dart er bnlneb bab Der @rite
Exit benz itplsen Siegerimrttte
6crridenO fem @cbiet %beitimmt2
Cart En- eiuig IN bet 6lanie
Gpiren, ME Der Neioasbanie
Brdnircihs nad benz elldB ipd9t2
Iarf CT Biilebu, iuie am Bfaoe
Wdd oes Orirnts @citnoe
@Inipcutum WeriHlpOrung iatY
gsin CT Sarf nldjtl gismards Sowmct
Sduf 5ugleidj NIT Sad mtb Aammer
Reuen 0eides Riliht mo WedJt.
8dbnt MIR la nidt, idlimm berdten,
9nb nit 9unger uuo @rnnnteH
Sbt Reuoeniidlauo pieoer bredjtl
9initer 5ipar uno erdu bon 9abren
Gne ben 9eiten Der 8drbdren
@uns ber Geutiden nltes Mstb;
nod Iebeno'ge Qrdfle oienen
lleber eotiIden Muinen,
@%6rflrdisuou unb iilbu 3ugleid.
Gas III niht bes 9cutideu @r6bc,
Num IN ouberm Aanipfgetpie
Gb5niie9eu nit benz Shipert,
Sn bas @eiiterreid 5n oringen,
Ml6nulih init benz @abn 81 riueer,
Gas NJ iciies @ifers inert.
Gdtpere Setter briidten ale
8olter dilf benz @roenbale,
81 Der 9eutihe ite beirett;
5rei9eit Der Nernuuft ertedten,
6eift fir ale 80ltcr fehten,
Gilt fir dlIe eip'ge Belt.
Gp'ec Sdmah benz oeutideu Go6re,
Ser bic dnaebor'le arone
Seires Reniheuaoels ihmdbti
Der ii6 beret Dor fremoeu @Dben,
2iitern udd bes 8riteu Sdldbcu
uno bes Srdrfeu @lnu5e ipdbti
SentIhldf6s Wnieitdt unS Gbrc
@iibt auf icines Settles 8ebre.
Settles Strait lam nie bergebn;
Stir5te aid III ariegesfldmmeu
Seutihla1os @diierreidl suiammeH,
.3etI6e @r6be bIeibt beitebu.
@leibt beitebn IN Srub uno Ereue,
@nut oas aniierreih nifs neue,
gaEt es mddt ger ais 5ubrr:
3aB Gin 6rie6ensbolt bertebre
Bon Dem nebelgrniieu gleere
Bis binais ans golone Tor.
llnb bab nidlt oas bette feble,
Shdifen mir benz gteih bic Geele,
@len &oltcrH gum @eipinu:
Rilger iperoeu 81 ms ipauen
llnS pie emit in Rlntos 9a1en
Giiheu i6rer Seele CHM.
IN Sas 8eid Ses llnii6tbaren
@er6en unIre Seber fnbren,
8rtngen aoit(idrfteS 5nriid:
Menih iein, beiBt bon inneu bnnen
1Ino I'M gngen gtp'9es idallen
9as lit @rOBe, oas lit Slid.
giuaetreiit bat ms Der 8rite,
Tod erit red1t i'm 9rdug Der Brittle
2ernt iih fenneu beiitiher 8eiit:
aufqeIddut in @cltdlsfernel
Nuh i'm arans Der 8nnbeIiterne
9ft Die Come eiu9efreiit.
Eonnenbaft. 0 Golf Der @iirbe.
TRACE 6einer Gen6ung 8ir6e,
Gel bic Geefe, Eel Der aernl
l1no %peripanble fliid)tee Sraler
Su Elm Qeuhtaebilb bon @olier:
8leib Der g6Iter Gonueniterni
3eSem goelpolf hienie6eu
st sulebt iein Gag beidlieneu
Gpdt, mein Bolt, lei MN bereit,
@inBuIarnmeIn 6os G%rlerntei
Qetn Sag, 9eutihIdnb, 1T bic GRIT
9ieier e1rsen groSen 3eitl
(Beitermauns M~oudfshefte.)