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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-05
ROMANTIC POTTSTOWN.
Lad and lassie to Travel Until Old
Enough to Marry.

tChi' ago Dispatch to Pittsburg Ca
zctte-Timos.)
Youth ard innocence-long since di
Norccd in the minds of city denizens-
are the guests of Chicago today. pris-
oneEs in the South Clark street police
station. There. they are held behind
the Grimy walls, temporarily baff,cd in
an attempt to prove true that love
laughs at obstinate parents as well as
lcCkSmiths
Youth is Gerald Burdan, aged Is. OF
fottstovn, Pa. attired in his first Ions,
trousers.
Innocence is Dorothea Field. aged 1s,
in Bingham gown of best Pottstown
designing
They arrived in Chicago last Thurs
Cay anC went to the New Marion fio-
tel. whore they registered as brother
and sister, occupying separate rooms
they Wore arrested by detectives al
tie request Of Pottstown police.
Dorothea. who has a wealth of dark
hair framing her piquant face, told
her story TO reporters.
we knew We were too young to he
married. We planned to travel to
cether Intl we were old enough and
thon marry and go back and surprise
Pottstown. We We're going to Kansas
City and set any kind of work in a
hotel that We could get for a while
and later so to California. where
have some relatives. Gerald and !
were in our first year in High school
in Tottstown, My father, G. H. Field
is superintendent of the Hill School
there and Gerald's father. George
Burdan is an ice cream salesman.
II can't stand this old station house
here and l hope they let me out Of
here soon. haven't had much to cat
since yesterday morning. They want
ed me to eat here, but I didn't like the
looks Of the food. The ice cream they
gave me was fine. but nothing like You
get in Pottstcwn."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-05
Meaning of Irish Names
(Tit-Pitsl

tllt-bltSJ
There are some interesting meanings at
tached to the most common Of Irish
names. Here are few. with the GU
rious changes of spelling that have come
about since the names first originated:
Murphy came from OMurphy, Morphey
and Morphew. meaning Superior" Kelly
came from O'Kelly. Kielv. Kelley, mean
ing 'for war" O'connor from Connors,
Conertv meaning HELPER and Dougher-
t. from O'Doherty. Doherty, Daughtday.
meaning destroyer" It is noticeable that
all Irish names at the first stage in their
history had 90 before them. the first
change consisting of dropping that 20
1t will not be necessary. therefore. to
repeat the name with the co. before IT,
Sullivan was originally Sil'ifant and Sui
ivant, meaning Quick sighted" o DON
nell and Mcdonnell and all combinations
of that name were Donald, Daniel. Dona,
meaning dark chief" Maloney was
"thoughtful:" Mccormack was O'Cormac
McCormac. Mccormick. meaning SONS Of
the crown r'Iynn was Flann. meaning
red" F'anri>an was Finnegan. mean
ing Druid" Boyle was Roylan. poland.
Folan. Roylin. meaning benign" ORR
an Voc Bryan. Br-ant Primes. Rrvon
weaving "author;~ Brady was McBraov.
roeaninr. "ship captain:" md Maca~'ev,
was O'CawIew. MrGawlv. McAuly. Nc
AulIff. t'awfev. meaning echo" or lit
erally. "son Of the rock"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-05
4 GREAT CHANGE
ENTERS INTO LIFE
Of STOREKEEpER

,ar,a,n 5uassumlns gentleman
\, ms c,,y nh, happens TO be a
,on,cen, dealer in furniture and who
I, N few weeks ago had become a
(sch,se hecauselof his physical condi-
j., ,clls this remarkable and most
lr,erestiug ,aie:
For a number OF years he said,
h have hsen SO closely confined to
n business working zealously to
Ike nv store representative in
kysry respect that wear and tear
rslly, cot me-. my face became drawn
knt haggard, and my disposition
t.aned 10 urge people TO evade me.
|, vas ,hon that began TO despise
nv own company. My bookkeeper
\ NO has been with me A long time
rpe dav suggested that needed a
fst and hat my nerves required
A,tn,on. She told me that her father
nd been In the state Of health which
WIS experiencing and that he had
ksmn rhosphated Iron. Look at him
low shc said He works ten hours
! ~ and appears to be the happiest
al IN the world which he believes he
Ne ave
All TITS happened less than a
ror1 ago followed the advice
d toa A. mo now Back in the
BARGE with a smile All the while.
! ~ feeling more fl than ever.
rNm- goo a tired looking face the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-05
STOMACHS NEED RIGHT FOOD
JUST like this FOREMAN'S
ENGINES need PROPER FUEL

things without result and one day I
noticed an endorsement of Tanlac by
a Bangor man that just fitted my case.
II got bottle right away and before
had finished it l felt great change
in my condition. My stomach got just
as good as new. Before long / could
eat anything wanted and 1t would be
digested. No more dizzy spells or gas.
Tanlac has done wonders for me-"
The stomach is like the, huge en-
gines Mr.. Haynes looks after. II must
be kept in condition for the days run.
Try to fire an engine with too little
coal or poor quality coal and IL won't
develop the driving power needed.
Give your stomach too little food or
food that doesn't nourish and IL will
not develop the driving power for bod
lily strength.
Tanlac, the reconstructive. system
purifier and stomach tonic. is being
specially recommended In Augusta at
the drug stores of Bowditch e. Web
ster and John Coughlin. There Is
Tanlac agent in every town--Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-05
you Can't Get Driving Power for Body
Unless You Are Well Fed

There were lots Of things that l
wanted to eat, and that I felt I should
eat in order to keep up my strength,
but I knew there was no use Of my
doing it. for my stomach would not
digest the food l needed and wanted"
This was the statement Of Frank
Haynes, railroad roundhouse foreman,
o. Bangor, and his words show why so
many men and women, especially
workers, are half sick and half nour-
ished instead Of being strong and Wig
orous.
Foreman Haynes knew that he had to
correct the condition from which he
suffered Men who hold positions of
that kind have to keep physically and
mentally fit.
IF | would eat what 7 wanted
would have dizzy spells. sour stomach
and gas would form" Mr.. Haynes con-
tinued. II started out to correct that
bad condition. I tried a number Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-05

Miss Gertrude DonnelIy left Monday for
teacher in the High school
Miss Ina Averill is in Portland for a
week with friends and planned to attend
the concerts of the Music Festival
Mrs. Arthur Thornhll has returned
from two weeks visit to Boston and Vi
cinity.
Mrs. B. OReilly is home again from the
hospital in Portland much improved in
health.
New buildings are in process Of con-
struction on the town farm to repla &c
those burned some time ago.
The mail service has changed with the
change In the electric car service. The
last mail now goes out at 10 P. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-05
Mrs. r. L. Mason

The funeral service of Mrs. Francis L.
Mason was held from the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. George Taylor, with whom
she had lived for many years. The ser
vice was held at 10 A. NJ, Rev. J. Q. Rut-
ter of the NJ. E. church officiating. Inter
ment was at East Vassalboro
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-05
vAssALBORO


NORTH-The funeral service of William
Wentworth was held from the home Of
Mrs. Charles Newell, Vassaboro. Sunday
at o'clock, the Rev. ]. Q. Rutter. pastor
Of the NJ. E. church, officiating Inter
ment was at Riverside cemetery
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-05
SKOWHECAN NEWS

Another 100 Men Called for the Somerset Quota be Exam
ned at A. NJ Monday, Oct SThe Red Cross Headquar-
Also Used for War Relief Sewng-Womans Club Votes
to Federate with Town Improvement Society and Soross-
Somerset Real Estate Transfers-Chat About Local People
and Our VisitorsPrescot Shean CaseCrminal Cases
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-05

The Ezra Davis house on the Surry
road. Ellsworth, owned by Charles T.
Davis and occupied by Frank Wescott,
was burned to the ground Saturday
forenoon. The fire is supposed to have
caught from the chimney. Mr.. Wes-
colt lost large part of his furniture,
which was not insured There was a
small insurance on the house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-05

7 The Rumford fire department have
recently purchased a new chemical
truck from the Ford Company. This
! is a small truck and will save taking
out the large truck many times. 1t is
equipped with a good sized chemical
tank. line of hose and two ladders.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-13

1fnter Benz EHeI Sell benz neuen aGhefF thrabt oe eeBedgo
NTenbbcHa oeeaentiA Der BerufuHg 0s berubmten Bcl5ennipeftors
Aerupunn GdnettIr sum QoG5eifef bon Gbingo ne fogt:
Dem 9oHsgenoHen Sermonn S. 5dreler fraioUoam GRUB IND
her5Ehen @hifnundi
er Bat erddf, nog Itcn felt aunser fem 5treben ien mibte
or nurAe 0gg vGhnf", 0s Gbefbdupt 0s RoIi5e0ientes Der 5t1ot
Ghitoao, IN ben er Dor 81 Snbren ernat.
Ct fbernirnmt Elm idmferiges antt uH0 gr0Be - iebr groBe -
wernnttucrtthfat Ge anfsobe, bic idmr BART lit 10 gpb 1nO ihe
befrieSsQsnOe 20ffng muB ongpfhts Der Grfnbr1ng, Die pine 8orgdnger
HI Unite, im6 NIT linen Die girgeidaft mobteu, nIs 70 ifwiertg er
fhairen, onB en- anoerer pobI sOeern olrte, 00s ant 5a ibernebHPn
un0 es fheilen fonnte ns ft Elm rubmreider abfbluB efHer erfogretheH
an4fbobn III oeien ante nnpobrihenltAs Der Heue sGbR" cher 5n be-.
uttHeioen os All beqEidnlnihen. SIR Sfnetter gilt 00s nht- Gr
fsnnt Sic guFaobe uo Die arbet, Die fdner BART uO befst Die Gr.
fabrrna uno 5abgfett. fe at meHtern. VI ibernfn1mt fe inter Den
gfnHagitn BeDfngnngeH.
al BAT Sic 8erufung gum ame feinerIe Ginfidn al oafen. Sic
nurse iba, neil er bon legfden GinfIlien fret it, gr Fam oos a1t
a~rf0Iqreife, 8nfrieoenfeaenoe amtsflHring erDorten5 neil cr aud fei
iii bmn oeG einfnIe Der N1adt Die i'm mf ifneu neuen Roten feIte
bon Dem aaopor uO feiner poIil1en llmaebnng Manor IborHplon
maffe 0errnoun SdneiRr nidt fenes poItibea @loubensbeenntntnes
apeaen, nod fDeaen iaHer Grean0e Doer Degen ietner inlpoianten 5i9ur,
IA1nen Augen ODER fhoncn gofe up gum 8oH5etfef = ionoern etn5tg
no aaetn bon roegea enes Eoblbegrinoeten Suites os fdbtger, ebrllder
no auTrhtger BnIlermdnn un0 aus SelbterbohIngstrpb, lpell er
inter Sen A~errfaenosn uHfdnoen einea Sdnetler gum 9oi8eihef En-.
nganpu nnHtel
gs anfaabe BET 9tabt einen guten ~Foh8eiOient ST f8ofien mag
hafe fHnuerer fem ais il 5ubor. - 1afhr bat oann Sduetfer nc9r Son
lat un0 beferes guaen unO msbr 5rebet i'm 98oaen umO 8anoeln ais
iraen0 einer fefner 8org1nger, nn0 In frober 3nDerftht grattieren mir
mammals, TIM All Dem amte nm0 Der fh0nen BeIegenbet, bic iBm Dur0e.
BET gtabt su bent neaen godSeidef unO Dem Geathtun @bieosos gu
owienI WoItsgenoEen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-13

babnen uo moeren gerfebrsmteIn, Mnsrafnmgeh Odueruoer Srbefle.
r1ngen up. anaeIsgt De mA nod benz ariege nod b~etrdttld9en Berf
|beHseL Gas gertrnuen Der etn5elnen 9GtioHen, ibren BerpHidd1ngen
mad gecnotquna 6es arieoes nadfonnnen 5n fOnnen, ifdnt in tHner
@eie erititert at ien. England boft duf einen reeen auHffuung
Ieincr Snoufric, efnes $anoeIs uno feiner Sdiffubrt; Die gRiben Soft'
urnaen beat Srantrei6, 6b ouberoen nod grobere 6porumtet nnb
GrngaHat BON ieiner fpridwortlih ipndanen nno frugoleu gepolterung
enpartet uo GnBInno beobFbtgt ietHe @tunnbmen rnb idn National.
|bermSaen ourd, ausgpbgere ausnusung ieher rRfgen, bisber penig
erihdienen Silfsquelen 5u %bernebrel 9e5nghA Gedfhlanos beBt es:
.Die Fnansieae Gage Detidlonos iii etn5ig 0ufebenn. SO miro mt
latdcn grun0 behmtptet buB es Nirfcr ais bic Entente" -aatiaten lem
Iniro, 0a es @elo MIR innerbob ieiner @ren5en, rmo 5n gertngeren
Sdl bel ieinen 9erbin6eten musSueeben Dernphte. @8 miro nat Dem
IQrieae 70 gut mic gar feline n~asI1noiihen 5duloen babens u0 IL btertn
ieinen iebigen @egnern ibereeen. Seine 8erpflihtungen gegenuber Dem
eiaenen goae piro es nod geieben regen fonncn. lno Rie 6tnon5.
laae miro nod ourd ienen betrdhftd ACKNOWLEDGEMENT @ol0uorr1t getnrt
es gbt beute in Der Eat mn peuee, Die be5Detpin ob 9eltihlono
ieinen fnan5ieaeu 8erpfidhngen mad benz sriege nitt pa uno gan6
gereht meroen fam.
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potrictislnms nit Habatt.

0Rdhbem oe Bethlehem StabtDerfe elm boaes Sabr lang 3etr ro
aaorOio nbr Oe abhdt Der gtnocsregerrne, cine etgene 9an3erplottens
EQ6rif All buuer, a~eidriepn nno ben anertanifen @Gblern IN pteen
RmuIan6en bon J~Iugf1rifhn borgebaten baben, Delte biHmeihrdenoe
unprecedented Is fem piroe, wenn fe .fh bon ben hohnOgenoea Stabls
nnauutea uit Langer 0os @oIo aus Der Tahe lofen IdHen MOLTEN, lnBt
tito Die NIT allen Sln6en gebeste 2einmg Der potriotihen 6trnn nuirmebr
au benz 8uaslGnonis berbei, fbre aofennnihl1ge fir HegierrmgslRferrn.
aa oeaen lire frtberen 6oroerrngen i'm 5ebH Bro5ent hernbtutasen
"a aBf aMo bod nod quite genfhen, uo Charles M Stpnb gebort
ofenbor All fbnen. 3enn nah ben fruber bon ibm obgegebeHen nno nnft
sner m1uHe bon geretnrngen uno ItotHiihen 8ifern beegten ertl1rrn
an FhIcTu1 Bite bisbes bon ibn gefor0eren BreHe MIR ere1 qona min.
aiaen fmrr fhtbaren guten fin oas bon Inn Dertretene @eihdft EN-
gntfhieEt er Hh mn frob aqer ygeDene" Ieiner EenIitdt 5a elmer 5ebn.
brmnhgen Hrasnndibiguns iener 2ierrrngsongeboe 10 beibt nr
lite gernmtrng ibrig. OnB r ben ltnteriteo Bwdiden oea Brooutious'
foaen uD benz Ooaeaei glrHdblei6enoen Befnufspreife ats iehner egenen
Eoghe iii be8nbIea geoenft. Aber mir Geben min etnnal IN elmer nnonnf@
borrn aSeI, un6 70 iDr0 pobl 0os lngeheuertiAe gum Gregnis iperoen
ln0 Der RonqreB 0ns hohfnnige 4nerbtten ans Bethlehem fhnooe ub.
reSmen llnO og BON Hedts nesen! 9en Die Megierune Der Der.
@innten Fam unn0gli6 bic 8erontuortung odfir ibernebmen. OdB Der
nnupxfEnifhe GtahIfontq aus praftih bet1tgter Iauhrer 8ohrldnosHebe
nod unO nod etDd car an ben geteIfab fommt uno etnen ~2ebensabcno
Dexesnt tn @rnzenboas 8Ibringen muB:
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-13
nmfrnfs

gefD gorf slir Set Der Sdbres'
tDenoe, 1917.
1917 lit 0ns Griebeitsiabr. als
iolhes niro es in Die @eihid1fe
~llberaehen. 8obI haben Die 9laiier.
ten inter Der 5iibreridaft bon
2Eoho @eorge Die groBberBig bar.
aeboteHe Sano Delttidlanos fred
guradaepieien. @abri9cinlih muB
nod einmdL cine iibermenihlihg
notwithstanding gernad)t meroen,
til bic llnbefieaborfeit Geitihlanos
nogiiItig al bciueiien. Str0me Don
Slut mailen nuelos bergoiien tuer.
oeii nno meitere5 Glerlo nirb iiber
Die 9olfer oncr friegfiibrenoen Can.
Scr ge6rddt iueroen. Gann ober
nuB Die Grfenntris fonlmen un6
nit je0er Shlaft mir0 oas Grie'
o~ensIebnen iidrfer meroen. Die
Srieoensgloden einlnaI in 8eiue.
51tna geiebt, meroen nidt nieoer
adr3 beritunimen. Bic @dhidte
ipie6erbolt fid). Gronfreid mar mad
seban, anno 10, etitideioeio ge-
idIogen; es bate bnntaIs eitien Bill.
ligeren Srieoen baben f6nnen. Gam
6pttu ober, Ser mad @lndt oiritete,
Ser .6ou 5ttricair4 0uilber 9arr)
rpie i'm Sbters nannte, etttfImmtt
sic fron3ofiide geioenidaft inn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-13

ituTttimc 6rie6ens Gffenfine. Nie
Idnea es pieoergeninuen miro. mes
es 5eitipeiIig perloren, Bie bol0 ft6
aues mieoer normal geitalten miro,
6os feHnte man aus Dem Stcigen
oeg M~arfturies BEL benz eriten 2t'if.
tau6en Der 6rieoens9eriidte icben.
sSn einiaen GdaeH ihneIIte er BON
Go duf iiber 10. SIT crit Der 5rie0e
0o, 70 miro Der Marfftrs III fur5er
Belt fpieoer ieinen normdlen 5tan0
erreiden. @eIhe @elegenbeit bicten
oesbaIb bic oeutiden a~riegsnnlei.
ben fir 1ac Dentih glmerifanerl
9lod) imn1er limo ON Marffirie iiber
80 gro3ert az ber0ienen, ouBeroem
bat man nod Die regeImdBigen 5
9ro8ent 3inien. Derjenige. Der iest
9euti6e ayegsanleibe fault, fam
Itd nidt oleia einen boben @elpinH
fiderrt, mie CT ibnt nientals mie0er
aeboten ueroen Siirfte, ioaoern er
bifft ouBeroeHr nod Dem oeatiden
9aterlanoe, DOS iilberne algeln
gum adrnpfen ebenlo gebraudt, mic
bic bon Stobt uno giien. @era0e
lett, 5ltr Sobrsiuenoe, no man @elo
obne 3insberluit fluiiig MADDEN
fam, iollte nlan Deutide Griegs.
onIeibe faufen. Mlan greife 81, ebe
Der Marffurs h5ber iteiet.
Die Geufid 4merifnniide
$on0elgfaumter.
tSeinrid Charles. SER.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-13

ihIebpte Sen arieg nod m%onntelong
bin. 6repelboftes, musloias glnt.
DergieBenl limb Der 6rieOe muroe
ieler fir arunfreihl Der @aulbet.
Ia oieies arieaes, Der 1milbe Barr"
Der feline 2nn0sleute glnaben ma9t
oaB er GeutItiono oo1 Hieoerrineer
fonne, lit qlono George. Gas Tpeib
man in 4eutihlano. Garnm bat
aud bort oos GrieOenstperf begon.
men. @apog uno 2Iooe MAIDEN it'd
bereit, Den roaelrefJten 3ienlt ndh
Trie0en8ihIuB pie0er mfSltuebmeH.
Die aroben 0eltifen SnouitrieDer.
b1nOe, Die iih Dor Dem 4riege be.
feb0eten, iD1bteHb oes Grieges dber
Sano In 5nno orbeiten, baben lih
AZ elmer eroBen Grieoensorsaniia-
tion suiammengeIhlolien. Sir Die
MISREPRESENTATION iDur0e nis
Reihs aourmiiidr Der befonnte 9nrns
burger 5enator Or. Stabmer. benz
elm aroBer Stab bon Mitarbeitern-
berporrogenoe DISQUALIFICATION Der
@robinbuItrie 0es @roBbnn0eIs un0
Der 2anowirtihaft sur Settle &c.
felt fpnr0e. Geutide Ginan5iers
bnber ben Nnlfan bereiit I'M Die
qeid1ftli6en 9erbGltnide at itt.
6ieren uuD Die 9eutihe gnnf bat be.
IhloiIen, 10 Bilialen tn Nulaarien
lm6 Der Tiirfsi at erridten Benn
Der 5rieoe fomntt. miro 8eutidlnrb
fertig geriiitet iein fiir Die mirt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-13

Sebet ben 9efer, ben lomtenbaft flnfeInoen,
grit0er, gum 3itn0enoen Nablipruf Der Belt,
Ealiet bic S6I1ger uao troeet ben 0iHtelnoel
Shtrmesgepolten I'M ~nogenoen Strett.
Shlohten umoonnert sing blutig our Nlfte,
Souf In 0ds 2eituleer Elm flor1rneHoes Subr,
SeI0eureih, opferIduer @bihie0 es tiiBte
Gem, mas Der gSelt es nit Shmer5eu gebar.
aern aus benz Often Der Eendtet in sitterHoeH
@ulSigen blutroten StrdbGen en Sdein.
gern aus benz Often bridt in 5eriplitternoen
@u6tigen Shl1gen OoS Neltiobr beretr.
alirrenoe Stiperter. ie bnben geihIogen
TIdmnen 0es Sieges In ung.6dmirernoe Seit,
Saben aur melt0eutlfen @enoe getroeel
@oaen un0 a6nnen, I'M ~eiiernen &leio.
@os 6n o~gepoat" bait neir aarb iiberHl @leere
9ar MIR 6eiu anreHt on Saone unb Siht,
llno MIR ae5mungen, RIB bids sur 8ebre tort;
3enn 0ein GrbIiiben, man gonnte otr's niht.
g2ein, tpie nof ssona uno glollb gierig Die @eute
Soaet ibr Spfer, BIS onB ite's erlegt,
5abft BON Der bolben g9elt, Inn bid, OILS Beste
etierne SGnge Oh, roroeno geIegt.
Gief in 6os Ser3 binein, plonte Der lauernoe
@rofeinb ben EoSesItoB; eIeno. 5erfidt,
SGtte er aerne Oas aIliber0duernoe
0etltess ulo stIulIIelW 6eIhilllhthu elulAul'
Sod Oa itieg m1htie nit ~eiiernel Shningert
Gie1reit 5ur Come Der tDodeuoe aar,
gie6ersuringen unO nieber5n5tpineen
&udtigen Shlog's, cine gSelt bon @efabr.
Sell 6irl es ftn6en's oie @lofen Ole idpinger.
Den,
9tird 0ie geeuiabrsnoht nit ebernen Nirno,
Sell Sir, mein 9eutihlon0, Die Slider, bic tlslgeil.
Den,
gerIen Dir Slid si ans golOi9em @rino.
sore oos edo aus ueitlihen @eiteI
gsie es oein Sdpertihloe, oetn mddt'g ger gelDedt,
sore bon uns aud ben Gobliprud Der 3eiten,
Ser uns bic Sottb mad Der 8affe geredt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-01-13
Rrieesfinansen in europa.

inter 0ieIen 1itI Srofpntidt Elm rngenannt btetben0er 9ober
gtdnaee eanes Der er0Bten gunb1nir gtp gorfs enen 0nrtDeg iahIid
qeboneten guHas, IN Dem er ft nit Der 5rage befaBt: 4trO europa
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