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ORCHARD AND GARDEN

Sow some endive and Chinese cab
bage for late fall use.
Plant lice thrive at this time of year.
Tobacco preparations or soap suds u.s.
ually will destroy them.
This is the season when the canning
machine should be in use frequently
for both fruits and vegetables.
When the larkspurs are through
blooming cut them back to the ground
and cultivate. They will send up stems
for fall flowers.
Have you tried growing your own
sage? It is fresher and better than
the store Kind. The plants are quite
easily carried through the winter.
Currants and gooseberries may be
mulched with clean hay or lawn clip.
pings when the fruit is so far advanced
as to make cultivating injurious.
Keep the seed pods off pansies and
sweet peas if you want them to con-
tinue to blossom. When sweet peas be
gin to blossom give them plenty OF
water at the roots.
Hen manure, nitrate Of soda or other
nitrogenous fertilizer may be put on
onions and leaf crops if they do not
seem to be growing well. About 300
pounds per acre is used.
During season Of plenty is a good
time to advertise. Use the local paper
if some Of your produce is going slowly
See that the advertisement is attrac.
lively written and to the point.
Swiss chard is prepared for table use
in the same manner as beet tops. It is
also liked very much by chickens. Cut
off part Of the leaves at time and
others quickly grow in their places.
Now is good time to SOW some Of
the perennials desired for next year
hollyhock, larkspur, columbine, etc.
Warren sheaf., 1917-07-11
r.arfui Statesmen.

There was time when English
statesmen wept upon small provoca-
ton. Pepys makes frequent reference
to this weakness, while the story Of
the long parliament as written by
D'Ewes gives the impression that the
legislators of that day were singularly
prone to tears. They wept on the
slightest provocation, and sometimes
their excessive grief was so noisy that
proceedings had to be stayed until the
lachrymose lawmakers could compose
themselves.
Warren sheaf., 1917-07-11
LAST LEAGUE GAMES
WON BY GOPHERS.
Morning Game on Fourth 3 to 2 and
Evening Contest / to o.

Warren grabbed both numbers OF
the double bill with Winnipeg on Wed.
nesday, July 4th, on the local diamond
by scores of 3 to 2 and / to 0, respec.
lively. Both games were splendid ex.
hibitions Of the national pastime and
were witnessed by large crowd OF
fans.
The morning fray, which was pulled
off at noon was close and interest.
ing affair, and not until the ninth was
the deciding run made by Withrow's
men.
In the first Warren tailed once
Bohlman singled and Nagle repeated
the stunt. Wotell walked and Dur.
ham sacrificed to center and scored
Bohlman. Withrow struck out, and
Cline flied to left.
In the fifth another run was chalk.
ed up for the locals. Bergerino flied
to right. Wilkus received walk
Bohlman singled. Nagle hit a sacri.
fee fly to center and scored Wilkus
Wotell walked. Durham hit to first
and was out
In the eighth Winnipeg evened mat.
ters up little, by scoring twice
Waswo and Reuther singled. Kernan
hit to pitchers box and brought in
Waswo, but was retired at first
Reuther came in on an overthrow
Wright and Conroy were caught in a
pretty double play, Meunch to Nagle
to Wotell
In the ninth Warren made the win.
ming run. Meunch singled. Bergerinc
singled. Wilkus sacrificed and Boil.
man singled and scored Meunch. The
game was won and called at this point
In the evening a large crowd was
out and they were treated to real
hot ball game The resulting score
was to 0 in favor of the locals. Eos
ter and Speedy Malone engaged in a
pretty pitchers battle as has been seer
on the home lot this season.
|. The only run Of the game was made
in the seventh. Durham struck out
Withrow tripled and Cline singled an6
scored Withrow. Cline was forced Out
at second on Meunchs' bingle to third
Bergerino flied to center.
All this while Winnipeg was unable
to tally, and at times when they
threatened to do so, Foster would al
ways tighten up and the visitors coulG
not solve his speedy curves.
Morning Game:
r. II. E
Pegs 80 O o o 0 O O O 2 % 6
Warren 1 O O 1 O 0 1-3 s !:
Batteries: Waswo and Moore
Wilkus and Withrow.
Evening Game.
! r. H. e
Pegs - OO5OO 900 O0EO 5 ]
Warren 90 O O O 1 O x-1 6 {
Batteries: Malone and Moore; Eos
ter and Withrow.
Warren sheaf., 1917-07-11
Lutheran Synod Church.
G. STORA ASH Pa stOr.

Thursday afternoon, July 12, Ladies
Naeseth and Mrs. Storaasli are
hostesses Friends cordially invited.
Sunday afternoon, July IS, at 2
o'clock. Norwegian services in McCrea
Lutheran church.
Sunday afternoon, July %, the Choir
of Warren will give a song service in
gram will consist of the same numbers
as were given in Warren last month.
No services in Warren until Sunday,
July 29th
Warren sheaf., 1917-07-11
New League Formed in North Dakot.

New League Formed in North Dakota
A new base ball league was formed
the other day at Minot and will be
composed Of clubs from Minot, New
Rockford and Brinsmade. Several
members Of the disbanded Warren Nor
thern league club will join the newly
organized team at New Rockford. The
new league will be of the same caliber
as the old Northern League.
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Swedish Mission Church

z. W. OLSON, Pastor.
Thursday. July 70, the Ladies Aid
meets at the home of Aonas Peterson
at 2 p. m. In the evening at 8 p. m.
the Young Peoples Society meets at the
Sunday. July Is. morning service
1890. Sunday school 1:45:. Evening
service when Rev. P. Lindberg from
Wallace, Mich, will speak.
Tuesday, July II, Bible class at 8.
Warren sheaf., 1917-07-11
Cerman I,u+h Chn-ch

No services on the 18th. Services
again the 22nd, in the forenoon at
munion at Warren. Radium at 2:30 in
the afternoon.
Warren sheaf., 1917-07-11
United NOryv. Luth. Church
N. G.. w. KNTIDSFN Pastor

Services, Sunday, July 18TH: Alvar-
ado II a. m. Warren p. m. All are
welcome.
Warren sheaf., 1917-07-11
paGH%R1S &G% IL X
scandinavian NJ. e. Church.
u WINRERG postn

Sunday July 15 Morning service
1O:45. Sunday. school p. m. Even
ing service o'clock.
eninp
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-01-03
ALLIES STAND PAT ON TURNING
DEAF EAR TO GERMANY'S -
DESPERATION PLEAS"
BY Ed L. Keen.

London, Jan. 3.-Authentic official
information sUbstantiated press re-
ports of seriousness Of internal con-
ditions in central powers were instru-
mental in allies decision to turn a
deaf ear to peace pleas.
Believed this belief will be strongly
reflected in phrases with which Eng
land and her allies will answer Pres
ident Wilson's note. Reply was said
to be fully drafted today.
In the light of official information,
the allies are all the more convinced
that GermAny's peace pleas were put
forth in a spirit of desperation, de-
spite bombastic utterances from the
kaiser and his officials. Because Of
this they are all the more determined
upon rejection of any peace sugges-
lions, not only from their enemies,
but from neutral friends. The cen
trail powers are now believed to be
threatened with unrest of a popu-
lace madequately prOvisiOned and
tired of wars constant drains.
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he can do is to entertain them-and
ooze a little religion into them while
the entertainment is on.
It would be better for humanity, of
course, if both press and pulpit were
free to make a persistent fight for
Justice in the relations of men. For
possibly then the real message of
Christ might be given, and there
would be no reason for trying to
force people by law to be good. 1 am
convinced, however, that the press
can be free only by being adless. It
may be that's what the church needs,
forgetting rid of the business Office
by having no business. Christianity,
you know, wasn't born in a church
and had no business manager. The
only disciple who tried to be bust
ness manager and make a little
money was Judas, and one Of the re-
porters Of the great news events Of
that, time tells us in his story that
Judas went and hung himself:
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of empty pews they are told to adj
yertise. In place Of the old-fashioned
volunteer choir, we now have hired
singers, wh0 sing the beautiful
church music not for the love of
God, but rather for the love of cold
cash.
Next well have the movies in
church. Some time ago happened
to be in a California city where an
old friend of mine, now a Methodist
preacher, was practicing his profess
sion. I noticed in a Sunday paper
that he was to show some travel pic
lures that night. called him on the
phone and told him / would attend
his service that night provided the
show was to be as advertised, with
no preaching. On being assured that
that wouldn't be enough sermon to
bore me, 1 went - and enjoyed the
evening. He announced a perfectly
harmless text, as usual, made a few
remarks that paved the way for the
pictures, and then talked of what he,
saw in foreign lands as the pictures
WOIO IuIOWu Ou Tic SCIGCu. Anu
some of them were movies at that.
\ He had a full house, entertained the
audience in a delightful manner and
gave his auditors an educational
travelogue lecture, with enough ser
moning to make the lecture pass for
a sermon. l learned that he had one
of the largest congregations in town,
was very popular with both rich and
poor, and was doing a good business.
Translating it into newspaper talk,
he was making his, editorial column
as inoffensive as that Of the Chicago,
News and printing lots of pictures.
He hadn't gone the whole lenugth, as
Lawson did when he turned his pull
pit over to Bud Fisher and Goldberg,
but he had gone far enough to in
crease his circulation without Of
Tending his advertisers.
lz-yA I,rorr HIT coy,, $780,,
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Rur tpenn bic 8riefe tommen, mans
belt Iid ibr DeIen. Sin 6du9 bers
adubert aud bic 6GrteIten Bet @riben
aus BEN dnbern 2anb, benz 2dnb, in
benz es Srauen gibt unb Baden unb 2ies
ben.
Mdn9er lit gang bereinIamt; getrennt
BON 8pben, auf benz er fbuf bonn
Sdaffen, in benz er lebte, bonn 2eben,
in benz er etipas gait.
6ter lit er nlir Elm @lies an millioa
neufdh 9eglteoerten.
unb tpern er bes 8ergdugenen gea
bentt, bdnn fibtt er dles bas.
Dtr, bic nod iibrtg iino, baben BEN
Grimm bon sinunbbretBig Mtonnten,
@ir trdgen Der Soften Sldgen NIT uHs
uno bic @~er3petftlng Der Sterbenbeu.
@er min nod init uns tGrnpfen2
Oumpf brDbnt bic 2uft, bic grbt
bebt, unb peiter triumpbiert bas
Grdutn.
Das bann bon MtnI6entriimmern
iibrig bIetbt. bus gilt nidt mehr.
Dir griiBen Did, blutigeS Sdbrhun'
bert, mir, bic In Dir nit 8lut unb
9rst beipriBt uns ielber ertannten in
Der O6nma8t unierer Menfdlidteit.
Gin neuer Sag 6ri9t an. gs ruff
Der Sob nit feiner @erbetrommel uns,
bic Inn Greunb unb 0pfer ftnb, our
S6ld6t.
Die Come blidt nufs rptbefledte
Sud; bic Grbe 3tebt es an.
Ran febt nt9ts mebr BON 9fut unb
Sterben.
Ser 6immel ladt. uub ptr fiub feline
ipunoerfdmen Grben.
QIes @rau Iditet auf u1s ME srunbs
lofe Weldn4olie; bic Qbenofdatten uRb
bas Ddmmern zines iungen Sages; uub
itrablt er nod 70 fd0n, ct pir0 pod
ME bic unbern tperben.
Bis bann Der cine fommt, duf ben
mir fparten.
Gs irrt bic Set. GO retfsn mir benn
elmer 3utunft, in ber bic ad9e ni6t ers
taItsn ION, in filler arbeit nidt, i'm
9oIen oes @ertebrs, in Runf unb
&anpf, nirgenb8 unO ME.
0ds bleiben mir BEN Soften f9uIbtg
BIG ans Gnbe.
unb nieber 'flei6t ein Sag babin;
bic Gonne birgt fd bttter 9ebels
Taleiern, fe fdant f8 unfeter rotten
Sdten.
mir obsr nidt. mir ntdt; mir finb
Solouten.
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Mebitamente pdren ia nit benz aeIuus
fenen 3dmbut encouragement. mir
bdtten ebiglt6 bic nod bon Der
g@motn" btrri6renben @et6tss8ers
ban6pdd6en, 6as Tinb Muabin6en, uno
eiuiae 5laideR aognat.
Mittea in Der Ra6t Iitltn pl0blid
bon unleren @a6tpolten G9iie. SIN
gu mar alles in QnI9lagFelung, bereit,
ben bermuteten angriff ab8ui9laoen.
no fnb iis2" frdete i'd bic gottn.
y9ier trphen eben, ettpd in 40 Wleter
@ntfernung, pel4e berum. BORT lit
pitber einer!" ltnb f9oH fauite bas
gtet biniiber. ltnIere Qnndbme, bdB es
iib Inn @e9ner bdnble, mar dber trrig.
SIS ipdren nlr 6bdnen uub S9utale, bic,
8eute pitternb, I'm bds Eager berums
itriden unb Ii9 an BEN a6feits liegenben
aamsltabdpern 8u idaffen ma6ten.
Sect Itieg bic Sonne felt geginn bes
Samples 5um britten maIe iiber ben
6ort3ont. llnIere Gage mar srnf. Die
tiirtiIde @atnifon bate bis6er nod
ni4ts bon f9 B5ren lafen, obglei6 ie,
borausgeiebt, baB unIere 9oteu uugez
fommen ndren, idon i'm 2dufe bes bers
gangsuen Cages bate on ieiH tDnner.
Wir tonnten nod OieIen einen Sag auss
bdlten, bdnn uber mar infer @aier 3u
Gnbe, trpBbem auT ben Mlann nur
abenos unb morgens il Elm tleiner Bee
der fam. Dime Dafer ndren mir qes
IieFert. SO muBte ge1anbelt rsroer,
Iplange bic Qeute nod Bel 4rIften mas.
ren. SD CAB bes9ulb i'm 2dufe bes
gOrmittags 8cFebl BEL Sonneuunters
gang qetualtfam mad 9fdibba bur93us
bre8stl, fans i'm 9aufe bes Suges fein
Gntiab tdme. SD tonnte oanu boffen,
neuioiteu8 einen Sell ber 2eute burfs
3ubrinqen. User FieL fiet. gcripunbete
rnb ar1nte tonuten nidt m%ttgenOmmen
perben. Soft Iei 3ant, Ioate as 10 nett
ntdt tommen. ...
Sine piertel, eine balbe Gtunbe Ders
ging, o6ne baB Elm GduB fiel. Gang,
Jam unb bpriidtig erIdienen uniete
aDpfe ii6er ben RameGdtteln. 9i4ts
gu fc6en. p9orf4t!" Ta9te id. s8us
1T alIcs nur Gintt. llnten bleiben! @ir
ba6en 3eit. Orr Q6cno t0unen mir
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A YESHA /" oronausrcbt Der habnen Jabt vn Raphankunant
Oh u IlO1IA HleHmut Won MWcRe mountaineering

bod ni6t meg" 2ls a6er gar nidts
Ii4 ereianete, fingen mir an, srIt 81
tnien, bdnu 3i iteben unb iu9ten nit
ben @ldIern allies db. Ri4ts 8u leben.
Bobin Der 8etnb berfapuuoen mar,
puBten mir ntdt. 9ie Gdn6bigel Der
Mife, bic ibH n%ufgenommen butteu bers
bedten iebe ausft9t. S6ein6ur mar e.
abge5ogen.
Gina cine @tnnbe mad BEN Ruff
6Sren Oes 6euerus eri6ieuen 5pei 9as
melreitcr, beren 9leibuns uuo ret66als
tiges @dttel5eus Idou BON ptitem en-
iennen lieBen. odb es itd ni9t Inn ges
n6bnlihe 9ebuinen 6dnble. Sin pets
he's Sud- f6pingenb, tamen fe auf uns
ier Eager 3u9eritter. QIs 3ei6en, baB
mir lire abftGt ertannt hatten, ging bel
uns bic &riegsflaogs bod. Bis auf
fiinf3ig Wteter ndberten ie Iia, bann
IfieaCn ie BON ben aameIen. Sd fhtdte
mciuen Mdrottaner AT ibnen, Inn gu
frdocn, mas fe fpoittn. Die @ntport
mai, ite piinfdten ben 8efe6lsAaber Der
beuti8eu Sruppe gu IprcdeH. Sic tGs
men pom @mir BON Metta, Der bon
Dem lteberfan ge60rt bate unb nun nit
Ieintn S.ruppen 3u Silfe fame.
@on unIerem bi6t beim Meere ges
leQeuen aaqerpldBe aug tonnten mir i'm
0untel Der Radt ouf benz Wtere raft
los einen Sdetnner7er ipieIen ieben.
ltniert GreunDe, bic Gngldnber, Dor
9Idibbd!
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Gro6e. 8as gesrdbnts muBte o6ne
Geisrlihteiteu ftattfinben. Die Gbrens
fdlOsu fiir ben 9oteu feuerte am nd4ften
Gage Der @esner.
@as ih sripartst bate, frat Elm.
Ttit BEN aufseben ber Come srbob
ii9 auf Der gegnerii9en Seite Elm lebs
bates 5eusr. Bir d%ntipprteten gIei6
nit snergif9en uno oolen Sdlben, un6
ieber Ropf, Der Iia 5eigte, tpurbe orbents
lid singebedt. 9teIes @erfdbren tat
Der aampfesfreubigteit bee @egners
Ii6tli9 abbru9. Sein 5euer tpurbe
msrtlid borlidtigsr unb i9pG9er. I'm
Ter 3tped mar bdmit srrei9t.
Dor SonnenduFgdng mar an ane
2etlte nod Elm @las BaFer dlsqegeben
porben; I'M 2dufe bes cages tonnte
ih ibnen nidts mebr Dsrabfolgtn lufen.
CRIT mad Sonnenuntergdng mar bic
ndhite @slegenbett, pieber sinen Srunt
81 erbdlten. pa mir aud in Der gu6t
Hidt abtoben t%onnten, tpurben bic bors
bdnbenen 6urtbrotborrdte dngegriffen,
uno ieber hate ii4 bic SoTheu bdmit
polgeitopft.
Der @eqner Feuerte bdutrn6 in infer
Eager 6inein. ga mir aber rett qut gts
bedt qdrsn, Iieb i4 bds Beuer MIR
fhpa9 ernibern, DAT mir IS ni6t nit
sinem oepDbnli6en Rdu6erdn9riff, Iohs
bern nit elmer bur4aus organiIierten
Ga6e gu tuu bdtten, 5eigte f9 itBt
beutlia. Dir fonuten BON unIerem Gas
oer aus In meter G%ntiernung an Der
&tiite sipei grobe 3dmbutS Dor anter
liegen isben. 3piIden bieIeu un6 ms
feren 8eldatrern fdnb Elm regelredter
abl1Tungsbertebr Itatt. llnIere 5einbs
muBten oIio gum qrobtn Sell mil biefen
beioen S6iFfen bergetommen ietn. Gin
dnberer Sell mai bon ganb getommen,
mas barous eriAtli9 mar, bdb nett
am Sori3ont in Der DiiIte eine grobe
Qn3abl Ramele peibete.
9eiber butten mir an bieIem Sage
nod sipei Gaperoerfpunbete. @abon
Ftarb Der 6ti3er GANG, Der einen 8ruits
unb 8auhIduB erbdlten bate, i'm
Qdufe Der Ra6t. 1%Iufereu 9~erpun0eten
tonnten mir leiper iebr nenig gfltge
angebeiben Iafen, bonn unIere geIamtcn
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sfabemie fir qbtatifer.

Na6bsm ser GlugpIdB gudbetm aus
BEN geIiBe Der 9tubemie fir @piatit
in ben 6es 9oper. ariegsminifteriums
iibergegaugen lit, mar Is nun bic logis
Ide Golge. baB cine auBerorbentlide
misunderstanding einberufen tpers
muBte, nm iber bic aufIoiung Der qtds
bemie gu berateu. 9ieIs 9erIammlung
fanb ftutt unS bejdloB bic qufl0iuug;
es perblei6en nod 34,348.57 Mart CUR
@erteilung an bic 4nteilideininhabsr
(20-25 pro5sn) unb our 9eduns Der
9iquibationstoitsn. Sails nab erfolge
ter liquidation nod 8argelb ba fsin
ioIte, pirb IS benz 9eutiaen Guftfabs
rere8anf iibernteIen.
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Der Binb siinitig mar, Iieftn mir aus.
QuT un1erem Bege nd9 9orosu trds
fen mir perl9iebentli4 @egsnlsgler. Sn
ara6ien 1T es Site, baB 8oote, bic fi9
b%sgeaneu, chamber nit elmer art @ebeul
ttgriibtn. llnfere @egenIegIer iparen
itets iebr eritaunt, tpenn Te bsim 8ors
beifa6rtn bas bon finf3ig trGfttgeH
2ebteu energtl9 unterFiiBte @ebsul
ibrer 2dnbesgeHo1en aus unierem 3ams
BUT b0rten.
Dine beTonbere 6Gbrlt9teiten errei4s
tan mir am %. @prit Sberm Wunnais
burra, cine tIeine, gef4iibte- 8uat, ettuu
3ebn GeemetIen flOli4 ooR unfsrem
Gnb3iel 81 Weg.
am abeub bes 90. april paren mir
in 81 8eg.
Sier purbe 3und6F sriinbti4 aus
qei4la5en unb aud grinbli4 getpas
ften. aua narAenblt8 fpteber etnmaI
Gelegeu6eit, bic 8dI4e reinigen 81 ldfs
fen uno 5u fpe9IeIn. 9ds 3ufdmmens
iteleu Der &arutpane Oauerte 3ipei Gage.
Qm 2. Mtai, gegen 8 ll9r morgens,
mdri9ierten mir ab. 9ter i'm Roroen
reiit man auf admelen dnoers ME uus
ten i'm Siben. @GbrenO bort BET ben
&drapanen bic Stere, pte friber trs
pG6nt, ~anetnanber %Qebun0en peroen unb
cine eiu3ige langc Rei5e bilben, lit btes
i'm Rorben uiht ii6lt9. Sebes Sier
lduft fir fi9 unO muB BON Ietnem Reis
ter gelentt rberben. @nfdngs md6te bas
meinen Qeuten eini9e S9pie-igteiten,
d6er mad fur3er .3eit batten lie lire
3iere 70 nett in Der 9anb, baB bic
&draipane sinigermaBen 8uIummenbIie5.
9efit9rt fpuroen mir BON Dem Shei1
@uleimdn aus GI @e9.
@ef mir in Der 0tite 70 f6le6te grs
~fd6rungen gema6t 9dtten, pflegten mir
uns ubenbs 81 beri4au3en, fehr gum
G%rftauneu unierer GrdbiIden 8egleiter.
&ber mir tpdren enDli9 auf benz Gtanb'
puntte augetpmmen: 3rau, i4au, ipem2
Die S9dn3arbeiten gingen aud tets
8iemltd Idnell bor ii4, bu mir uns
Sa1ufeln in qeniigenber Qn8abl beIorgt
batter. 60 mu6s iepen Qbenb Elm tlets
nes, befefttgtes Eager aus Der 0iiite ems
por, aus benz unIere bier MuI4tneHs
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SOfOateu.

Sn bsr garisgs3eitung Der Z. @rmse"
ber0ffentli9t 6riB 8itgtr folgenbe
rRbapIobie aus BEN GeIbe":
Silbernes, plitfdernbes 2iht.
SIM glan3burdpebten aebeI Der Radt
3itternber Monbenidein.
9ebeimniSboq rauIden bic IsBten fall
lenben 8ldtter filen QbTdieb.
Gin neuer Wtnter tommt.
Wieber elmer nit rotem S6nee, nit
i4reisbelabener Cuff unb benz polterns
ben Drummer.
S6reie, bic gebpren nerben in Sobess
augit; linen foIgt ttin uerss 2eben,
GS Iinb bic berSpeifelteR allerIebien.
Die tlingeu i'm 0tnter grauIiger no8
als in beS @ommsrs idpeferlider
Ddrme.
SIRE, Iingenbe Grnssn sleiten f~suf5snb
iber ben Ghnee, an niemdnben gert9tet
unb ungeb0rt.
9O4 elm beGer, a~erreiBenber: Shutter!
Mutter!
8ds bort Fs iiber tduIenb Mteiteu.
gie liegeu auf Der Grbe nit faltem
Gipigteitsblid in Der Ra9t Der Sterne.
auf Der @roe; nod Elm paar Stun'
ben, baun grdben mir fe elm.
S5rt has nidt uuf? @eterr, bor'
geiterH, beute, mOrgen -. Gin Sag
ME Der anosre uHb cine Raat Der ana
bersn elet4.
Ridt freier @ille uub ni9t 6el6iis
beitimmuHg mehr, bas siierne MuB 1T
infer 9Dtt.
SHIN glduben unO b%srtrauen mir.
ales opfern, bsibt SDIDut Ietnl mir
tun e freubig; fat ousnubmslos unO
teiner berrdt BEN dnoern bdnon.
QIe fluhen, poitsrn tpie pilbs 5eis
ben; abcr Ts birien bds; es it ihr
gutes Reht.
plump finb bic 9sueeuneen, sdig uub
Iangiom, bic Itsnidsn Taper, ME ms
men belaosn
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bic T6 ME elm pdrmes Sud auf meers
tpeaennuFe, i'm 9ineuIaub btugeGas
gerte a0rper legt: bus 1T bic fr09ltde
Some Der tpeitentriidten 5reuben.
Gonntags iiebt mo is, aber ni4t
rpie Ionit. 8ieIe Some geb0rt einem
nitt me6r. sic ge65rt ben freteu gliids
Ii4en menIden friepItder Gambler. 60
toedt Ie MIR 92eib - uno penn man
Iein 2eben lang frei bon gleib mar
unb Elm ni9t 3u bdmmenOes 8erlangen,
oas INNER nur frast: parum fam es
nitt iein9
Bran beugt Ti5 ans benz GenIter In
bic freie Seai9teit unb @drms, aus benz
GenIter Der RaTerne. Gin itiaes iteis
nernes 2G4eln formt ii4 auf benz @es
T8l. Mm m0Gfe murmsln; .0iut>
ter, gib mir bic Sonne", unb tpie0er
dufI3rtien: .Mutter, glib mir bic
Gonne!4 aber Is ftebt feline SHUTTER
binter eintm, bic an benz ~ber5peifsla
ten G6mers, nt9t geben 3u t0tmeH, aus
Idmmenbri6t. SIS lit b66Itens elmer
bd, Der fagt: ggerbammt, beute miibte
man brauBen fiben t6nnsn I'M @arter'
cafe!A ober: n@eiBt 9u, bab morgen
Marfd lit, Bel Der 9tBe!" ober: naOmm
mir mptIen Sdrten ipteleu."
Damn beugt man iih 3uriid, feuf3t,
ma9t Elm miirrii9es @efi9t unb fagt
ia ober .neir". Ulan tritt in bic
Stube suriid unb Frei6t bic Gonne
oor BEN 5enfter aug Ieinem 9afein.
Nlan fptelt 8drten, raudt cine 3tgda
rette, begiHnt BAG 9eipe6r 8u puBen
ober legt Ti9 auF ben GtrobIad unb
ocdEs fi9 cine 3ettung i6erB @et6t
baB man fe ni6t mtbr iieht, bic Some
bor BEN Geniter, bic belle Some, bic
Greioe ifrd6lt, bic frembe Come, bic
einem ri6t me5r gehOrt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-25
9rei3ebntes aupitsL
Seimwarts.

Die nun folgenbe BeiterreIIe hoi
feline 6GbrniHe msbr.
am pftngitfonntug nannlittngs bell
infer 3ltg auf benz 8dbnbof 3aibdrs
9uf9d, Der aiidtiIden Civilization BET
8dbn. Meinen 2euten fDaren bic ldtgs
erIebnteu beatI6en llntfOrmen fdoH DDrs
Der ent9egenoeIdtdt poroen, unb and
ben Sffi8ieren mar es geIuHgen, i
einigermuben 10 aus5uriFen, ME bic eiF
ropdif6e &lltur. in beren Arnte mir
iebt nieber tanen, e b~erldngt.
Der @beF unIerer NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
unb aIei6seitiqe G6ef Der tiirtifden
8lotte Qbmirul Goudon battle q iiA
ni6t ne6men laFen, unS Bis 6uibars
9aI6a nit feinem Stab entgeesn5Iton
men. Metne Mapnf6aft trat fnnea an,
ltnfere Glagge, bic uns auf uniereIn
Mdrfde nunme6r sebn Mpnafe b0TaHs
gepebt battle, am redten GIigel. Ginfgt
tur3e Rommanbps, beren MnsFlhruna
8eigte, bqB bds mondtelange Rdubers
ie6en ben militdrtI9en Grimm uidt
hattie aus uHs b~erdusbringeH l0l1aer,
bann 1entte ii9 meme 8egenfpise bpF
metnem @orge1ebten.
yMelbe gebprfamf, 2anbungsug ba
ngmben" in @tGrte Dpn fiinF SHi8itrtr,
feben ltnteroffi8teren unb ifebenunbs
bretBtg Mdnn CUR @tefe!!@