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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-01

Copyright. 1918: all rights reserred.

Copyright. 1918: all rights reserred.
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE.
July 3l--Behind an iron screen OF
laundering guns the Franco American
agriculture and husbandry units ie-
sumed activity in the devastated area
south OF the line from Fere-en-Tardenois,
Seringes. Sergy and Rocheres. the Ger
mans during their seven weeks stay In
the district. having failed to profit from
the abundant grain yield in the fertile
valleys of the Ourcq and Marne Rivers.
The harvesters. following close upon
the heels Of the advancing soldiers. pre-
scented remarkable picture. cutting
wheat, oats and rye in fields dotted
with fresh graves of soldiers and the
unburied carcaa ases OF horses. In ad-
dition there was much broken debris Of
the retreating ARMY such as pieces Of
artillery. machine guns. helmets and
empty ammunition cases.
During the course of al kite shaped
tour of the entire region ! saw hundreds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-01
Fourth Liberty Loan
Sept. %, Says McAdoo
Special Despatch TO The srS.

WASHINGTON, July 81
The fourth Liberty Loan
campaign will begin September
% and close October 10. Formal
announcement to this effect was
made by Secretary of the Treas
ury McAdoo tonight.
The amount of subscriptions
to be asked has not been finally
determined. II is probable that
the quotas of the reserve dis
tricts will be upon a $4,000, ,0OO,-
900 basis, making thes-fourth
loan by far the largest asked. On
this basis all Aver subscriptions
will be allotted
Terms of the loan likewise
have not been finally determined
upon. 1t Isl assured, however,
that the interest rate will be the
same as for the third loan, Az
per cent. The bonds will not
carry any conversion privileges.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-01
LIEGE CELEBRATES; FINED.
Germans Punish City for HailinE
Allied Victory.

LONDON, July 81. - The Maastricht
newspaper Les Noupelles says the inhab-
itants of Liege. Belgium. held an en-
thusiastic public demonstration over the
success of the Entente offensive on the
Marne salient. during which the MAR
seillaise" was sung.
Because of this, the newspaper adds
the German Governor has ordered the
curfew rung at Z o'clock for several
weeks. The city also has been fined.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-01
ALLIES HOLD ALL POINTS AS BATTLE DRAGS;
AMERICANS WIN SERLNGES IN HARD FIGHTING;
FRENCH REPEL FOUR ATTACKSN NEAR OUZCHI
Kaiser Reviews War;
Renews Victory Boast

AMSTERDAM. July 51.-Em-
peror William has issued q
proclamation, dated August T.
addressed to the German army
and navy. saying:
Serious years of war lie be-
hind you. The German people,
convinced of its just cause,
resting on its hard sword and
trusting in Gods gracious help,
has, with its faithful allies,
= confronted q world Of enemies.
Your victorious fighting spirit
carried the war in the first
year into the enemy's country
and preserved the homeland
from the horrors and devasta-
ton of war.
In the second and third years
Of the war, you, by your de-
structive blows, broke the
strength of the enemy in the
east. Meanwhile, your COM
rades in the west offered a
brave and victorious front to
enormously superior forces.
As the fruit of these vic
tories, the fourth year of the
war has brought US peace in
the east. In the west the
enemy was heavily hit by the
force of your assault. The
battles won in recent months
count among the highest deeds
of fame in German history.
You are in the midst of the
hardest struggle. The desper-
ate efforts of the enemy will,
as hitherto, be foiled by your
bravery. OF that I am certain
and, with me, the y entire
Fatherland.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-01
CZECHS WIN VoLGA BRIDGE.
Capture Gives Comm n ntcat ton
with siberia.

LONDON, July 31.-The capture by the
Czecho -Slovaks, in a surprise attack. of
large railway bridge at Syzram, in
the Volga region, is reported In a Mos
COW despatch transmitted by the Cen
trail News correspondent at Amsterdam.
This capture, the message says,
secures TO the Czecho- Slovaks in this
region communication with Siberia.
The bridge in question is probably
one OF the Trans-Siberian line bridges
across the Volga River, The location
given Is some seventy miles south of
Simbirsk, about 45O miles southeast OF
Moscow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-01
FOE REFUSED, SAYS PERsHING
American Troops Also Improve
Positions Along Ourcq.

WAsHISGToN. July 3l,--Gen. Per-
shing's communicate for yesterday, re-
ceived to-day at the War Department.
says:
Section A-On the line Of the Ourcq
the enemy has renewed his counter at
taclis to force back our advancing
troops. In severe fighting we rave re-
pulsed his attacks and improved our
positions.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-01
Can Go Without Rations
but Must Have Tobacco
"HERE. where the most unex-

"HERE. where the most unex-
pected comes never as a
surprise, a man can go short on
rations, or even 60 without them,
and be satisfied, but when IL
comes to a lack of tobacco there
is no possible compensation. 1t
is a craving that food and sleep
cannot eliminate.
"Now you can understand
how we men who are away from
the land of good smokes ap-
preciate your generous gift"
So writes Sergeant H. S. MUIR
ray, Company C, Seventeenth
Regiment Engineers (railway),
somewhere in France, to a SUN
Tobacco Fund contributor.
They can live without food,
without collars or cuffs, but our
soldiers in France cannot live
without puffs. See page s.
WARMING! THE SUN To-
BACCO FUND has no connection
with any other fund, organiza-
ton or publication. II employs
no agents or solicitors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-01
British Aid in victory.

This attack was carried out by Brit
ish and French divisions. the British,
according to a French staff officer. bear
ing the hardest part OF the work and
fighting brilliantly, says the correspond
ent of the London Daily Mail with the
French armies
The British" the correspondent
writes, were on the left OF the French
action as flank guard on Sunday.
when the attack was begun. The divi-
sons met with strong resistance, but
the French reached their objectives.
ION the second day the British made
tine chief attack, the French this time
achng as a fiank guard The British
objedtive was the line of heights beyond
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-01
DICTATOR RULED
. WITH IRON HAND
Wruns Supplies From Peas
ants for Shipment to Germany

LONDON, July 3l.-Independent Rus
sa-that growing section or faction
which refuses to be dominated by the
"kulturixed" Lenine-Trotzky. rule via
Berlin"-has drawn another leaf from
the ritual OF the Bolsheviki and resorted
to murder to show it's utter scorn for
the Brest-Litovsk treaty. The news
came to-day in the assassination in
Kiev. the capital Of Ukraine. on Tuesday
of Field Marshal Won Eichhorn the Ger
man military dictator OF ftussia's gran
ary. and his adjutant, Capt. Won Dress
Ter.
The assassination was simple. When
Won Eichhorn and his adjutant were
driving through the streets of Kiev .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-01
New Red Cross HOSPITAL.

PARIS, July 3l.--The American Red
Cross has established its seventh hos
pital, with 500 beds. at Plessis- Robinson,
six miles from Paris. The American
Red Cross has now 1000 beds in its hos
pitals In the Paris district.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-01

MADRIpA July 3l,-The official journal
announces> that the Spanish court will
go into mourning for thirty days for
Nicholas Romanoff. former Emperor OF
Russia.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-01

AMSTERDAM. July al According to
Moscow newspapers the Czecho-S,ovaks
have mobilized the classes OF 1912 TO
1920 at Omsk and the classes OF 1917 to
1919 at Kurghan. The workers and
peasants, 1t is stated, protested strongly
against this action. (Kurghan and
Omsk are in western S.beria)
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-01
SOCIALIST PLEA
T0SAYERUSSlA
Two Leading Parties Ask Hear
ing by Great Britain
and France.
BoLsHEVIKI CONDEMNED
Assertion Made That Mass of
WOrkmen and Peasants Are
at Point Of Rising.
sOLSHEvIKI CONDEMNED

Special Gable Despatch to THE SuS from tAe
London Times.
Copvriohf 1873; oil rights vesrrued.
STOCKHOLM, July y1.-OficIal repre-
sentativss OF the SOCIAL Revolutionary
and Social Democratic parties OF Russia,
who recently arrived here with the OBJ
1ect OF proceeding to Entland and
France to awaken the western democ-
rac!es to the true state Of affairs in
Russia, have Issued a remarkable appeal
to the Socialists OF Europe. s!sn4d on
behalf OF the Social Democrats by Paul
Axelrod and. on behalf OF the Social
Revolutionaries by Nicholas Rousangof.
Both Of these were here last summer
representing their respective parties In
connection with the abortive attempt to
organize an international Socialist con-
ference. Rousangoff subsequently Wis
tied London. Paris and Rome. II should
be observed further that neither recog-
nizes Kerensky as leader or spokesman
OF any group Of Russians. This point
Is insisted upon by them. as by the
leaders Of all the other parties who have
visited Stockholm.
The appeal opens with description
OF the conditions that the Bolsheviks
have brought about in Russia by de-
.trov,ns industry disband,n., tho army
and rorcibly preventing any expression
ot the will or even OF the opinion OF the
people. Even the friends OF Russian
democracy. II complains, 90 not reai'Ie
the truth.
Masses Are Not BOisheviks.
Statement. such as that issued by the
p..~..s ,uort, ,.u ,,..L. avo
-. III,
resAro'hs Ae e"ec's oi inc D'is"e"
tyranny the oioody suppression OF pop
ular movements, the way In which thou
are treated even BY the Socialist pres.
Of western Europe as cock and bull
stories. and genuine popular expressions
NJ ,ndigna zion are DISPOSED of indis
o-,,,,n.,.,v &c III. nronayanda q, q
..
counter re'opu''o''' ihe fu'h - ''"' III.
overwhelming mass or the workmen aho
peasants not only are not Bolsheviks but
are on the point Of rising in arms against
the Bolshevik tyranny.
In these circumstances the Socia
Democratic and the Social Revolutionary
parties consider It their duty to propose
the creation of an international com
mission consisting OF representatives Of
ali the Socialist parties to visit Russia
accompanied hy trustworthy interpreters
and after inauiries on the spot civ,
c,a.r an.wer. 10 the following cues
lions.
Az. a r,ght wben We declare
tbat me Ro,sbsv,k Government has
degsraratsd ,nro an instrument OF re-
act,on and aIthou1h Il hides behind
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-01

Advice TO those who want to sell their
LIBERTY BOSDS--Dont
Advice to those who must sell-Go to
John Muir & Co., 6l Broadway ADO.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06

In relief work among the. families OF
enlisted men In the State OF Virginia
dumas Malone. adjunct professor OF
Bib,e during 19l6-l7. has received his
commission as second lieutenant,
United states marine corps
MISS Mary A. Stewart y. Is. Ran
uoiph- Macon. 1914: y. NJ, University oi
chicago, 1916. has been appointed add
lunct professor of Romance languages
Miss Mary Sicnknccht. y. b.. 1914. ~
NJ. Columbia University. 1916. is acting
adjunct professor Of Romance IAN
guaSeS.
Miss Cora l.. Fricdlinc. who succeeds
ior. Helen Hubbert as adjunct professor
OF nhilosoDhy and education. holds an
~: Il: and an ~. NJ. from the University
or Nebraska. and received the degree
OF IN. D.. from Cornell last June.
Miss Mary L. Barnett y. NJ. CniNcr-
sitN OF Chicago, is adjunct professor
ot Latin during the absence OF Miss
Meta Glass. Miss Barnett has been
for six years professor of Latin III
Miss Giliie a, Larew has been pro
NOTED to associate professor in the
department of mathematics. MISS
Larew is n member ot the class OF
1903. holds the a. NJ. and Ph. -. de-
Erees from the University OF Chicago
and has held the successive positions
in RANDOLPH Macon Of instructor ana
adJunct professor of mathematics.
Miss Mabel Kate WhitcSidc has also
been made an associate professor OF
Greek and Latin. having boon pro
noted from the position of adjunct IN
that departments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06
The Week at the Movies

IS1S-AiI week, William FoA war
picture, "rhc pru>Sian Cur"
VICTORIAN week, Winter Hall,
In "'Tiil Come Back To You"
COLONIAI-MoDdn and Tuesday,
Thcdn Barn. in Under the Jokes:
Wednesday, and Thursday, Mac
Marsh, in Hidden Fires; Friday
and Saturday. Virginia Pearson, in
Queen of Hearts,
HIJOU Monday and Tuesday.
Ethel Clayton, in "Thc Girl Who
Game Hack; Wednesday, and Thurs
day, Marguerite Clarke, in "Out of u
Clear Sky; Fridu! and saturday,
dorothy Dalton. in ''NiVe La
| France.
| ODEoN-Mondu!. George Walsh,
In "rhc Kid Is Clever; Tuesday +,
Clara ItimbnIi Young. in "rhc
| Claw; "Ncdncsday, Alice Brady, in
"Thr BETTER Half: Thursday. Hiiiic
| Burke, in ''Ihc PURSUIT. f Polly;
| Friday, May Allison. I'm ~ Success
! ful Adventures; Saturday. Francis
! y. Hushmau and beverly tia!nc, in
"a Pair nf Cupid>."
observation-disclosures and Tues
| day, Jack Richardson. in Desert
| Law; Wednesday,, Thursday and
| Friday, the Daily sisters. In "rhc
| Million Dollar Doilics."
iuALTo-,ionday and Tuesday.
The Grcn, Love: wednesday, and
| Thursday. GLOW Couid You. Jrnu.'
| Friday and saturday. "Thc Whip"
| REA-standard attractions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06
HARRISON3URG

ISpecial TO The Times Dspaich.l
HARRlSOEBURG: VA. October -! -,
from New York for visit TO his
parents. He has just returned from
over there" having crossed The
ocean ten times.
Rev. Jesse Lineweavcr. OF Anderson.
W. Va. is visiting relatives IN town
Miss Emma Ward. having spent the
past two months town. left yes.
terday TO visit in Washington and
llaScrStown. Md. before returning 20
her home in Newcastle Ia.
+. J.. Sublet left yesterday a;t"r-
noon for Raleigh. y. c.. where he was
called by the illness of his daughter.
Eleanor who is Il student in st Marys
school.
Granville Billhimer, L. :. ~ is
visiting here.
After spending several days in town,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06

charge OF y. w {. A. home for
nurses in connection with one OF the
base hospitals
physical education. i3l%-lS, is in France
working with the y w t. \. in train
ing the French girls for efficient SER
vice through physical development.
Miss Elizabeth Scovil. gymnasium in
stTuCtor. for lGiG-i> has been in
Toronto. Canada. several months en-
gagged in corrective physical treatment
OF wounded Canadian troops returned
from tho front.
Miss Carrie thurman. instructor in
biology. l@lT-iS. j. awaiting crrdcntials
TO sail for cauIrcn work i'm France.
Miss Bvhrmtu is being sent by The
Alumna Association as Randolph
Macon's representative on one of the
inter-COllcGiate units being organized
by til" committee for womans waT
work abroad.
Mrs =. NJ. Laaghorne matron and
associate Chap"rou, Is in training in
WASHINGTON tor civiiian work III the
Red Cross. Mrs l.anghprnc is engaged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06
roir Week Mt the uip.bird

MondaE. and Tuesday Desert Law
VIII he the attraction Jack RiChard-
son famed Triangle heavy" star. plays
lhe lead, and : SUPPORTED by Lcctta
lorraine and Al Whitman. who plays
the featured hero.
rs Eufe Dorsey. a murd@rous polti-
cal boss In a WcstcrA town. Jack gets
IN some awful heavy" work ~" rail-
roads Al Whitman t. prison. Is baked
by AIS friends leads a terrific attack
and is ultimately frustrated ~ his plan
state.
4 great trent is in store for suu.
Tie Dolly sisters. n The Million Dol
lar ppih-s." Will he presented Tor e.
three DAY engagement commencing
Wednesday, The sisters, Dollr. Rosz iEa
ana Nansct each wear for weight COM
pi"tc changes or costume IN ~" course
Of this romantic rantagy Nearly all
III the ;ortv-ciEht Howns worn ny
Nansci ar" exactly Ike those worn hv
Iicscika However. in spu3a sreu"s thc
ATTIRE is .hor"n' Eoscika FOR TX.
ample, dresses - fFh IN one sccnn.
and the gown Is II sensation. Tlcs-
charming girls dane" WIN uaiu-al E'rG-
Vl!ci;v. Vet With III" very acme " per
t.rttCa in movements
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06

If there was one breath of lilo left
in George Walsh after he finished max
ing his newest William Fox picture.
THE kiU Is Clever che athletic scar
can count himself lucky. Harbreadth
escapadcs on shiphoard. thrilling ad-
ventures among i.taStS and $ard-arius,
then sturdy battles against ten and q
dozen men. I'll! every foot Of the pie
tnre which comes 10 the DdcOu Thcutcr
10 day.
Tuesday special double bill viii hc
presented with Clara KimhaN Young
Featuring The program in The CLAW"
and the Scnnctt stars In DADS Knock
out" as the added feature. Wcdncs.
day brings Alice Brady in The Better
Half one OF the II o:'t delightful pic
lures this talented young star has eyer
made. Sic cnactS a dual role, that Of
twin sisters and by marvellous double
Photography she arrears as 5oth gis-
ters in the same scenes Thursday
Ellie burke viii bc seen in I'm Pursuit
OF Polly a happy story or a girl with
two SwecthcartS whom she put TO the
Z test in II unique manner.
I Friday May Allison will be shown IN
/ ~ successful Adventure thee story
/ Of a modern Cinderella. Saturday Fran
| els y. Eushn.n aLd Beverly Eayne.
now Mrs Bushmau, VIII lac presented
/ ia "A Pair or Cupds." AS an added
/ attraction both Friday and Saturday
/ The Scnnctt stars vii! bc seen in Her
/ E!iEhtcd Love"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06

Captain T.. {. Firebaugh. NJ. p. has
left for Fort Oelcthorpc. Ga.
Mr.. and 3IrS. Horace q. Mayer. III
Pittsburgh. Are visiting in the home OF
Henry Newman.
Lieutenant G. w. Lncwcaver, wlio
is connected with the transport serv-
ice OF the United States. spent several
days i'm town and left last night for
Newport News. He has made several
trips across.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06

is an adaptation OF Leah Kleschna'
the story of girl thief.
y dainty Belgian countess who OBJ
iects TO being made u pawn OF state
and sold in marriage to a dissolutc Ger
man prince. IL the captivating role
cssayed by Marguerite Clark in her
newest Paramount photop!ay. out OF
a Clear Sky" which "lil DC shown at
the Bijou Ihcatcr next "Wednesday and
Thursday.
An unusually effective arrairnment
oi German kuItur ami its elects upon
peaceful peoples. 4 remarkable piCtur-
lHation of the horror. OF war as con-
Quoted by wand" Huns, 4 powerful
cuaiities Which make .'vivc In
France" the latest Thomas IL. Ince-
paramount photoplay starring Dorothy
Dalton, which viii bc displayed at the
BiJou Thcatcr ncNi Friday and Satur-
dag. one of the finest pictures based
upon the world conflict thus far pro-
duCcd in this country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-10-06
"Thc pru,slnn Cur" Mt Isis.

The deep laid plot OF the German
war lords 10 conquer Europe and to
cripple America by setting loose IN
her midst an army of spies and propa-
Sandists is the theme ot The great
William FOX war picture, The l'rus
sian Cur" when viii be shown at the
Isis Theatcr Al fair week.
based on rGVelations 10y Captain liors,
Won der Goltz. for ten years u Ger
man spy, stretches clear back TO the
The ncfarious spy organization lct,
behind by count Won Bcrnstorr, the
dismissed German ambassador, il re
fcaled in all its hidcous aspects. Cap
tain Won der tOltX personally appears
in many OF the scenes and shows just
how the Gcrmam system! Of espionage
works. Secret agents, working for the
Kaiser. SO through nc land, stirring
UP labor troubles, burning factories
and supplies, setting bombs. poisoning
public opinion.
No motion picture has ever shown SO
many world figures as this rrcsid cnt
Wilson, Abraham Lincoln General Per
shinr, General Foch. the Kaiser. the
crown prince, Won Bernstorii. Won Hin
dcnburs. Won Tirritz, Ambassador
Gerard senators. cabinet members and
thousands % soldiers, sailors and CO..
villains move through The great scenes.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-15
1triatbelt ser
Scmti1eit 1icte

2onoon, is. Sft.-geridte ais
StGoten III nelttraIen 2Gtloern briit.
gen MntnlaBungen iiber Die 1tria.
den oie anr 5rieoensnote fiibrtelt,
ipona6 &r1iioent 8iIlons gtote an.
genonu1en tpuroe. 9ie ongenteine
Meinllng gebt oobirb ooB Die SIN.
nobme bonn &aiier befiiriportet nura
be nn0 niGt bon oen &aoifalen.
8eri6te aus &otteroom beiagerb
boB Die 3euti6e-@artei am ber.
ausforoerniten tpnr, ols nber @ene.
raj 2u0enOorff bon Der Sront, 100
Die &onferen5 i'm Souptqunrtier
itottfalt0, IN 8erlin ortfaitt, 1noer.
ten iie ben Con. Wton elottbt, ooB
Der 909Itfontnlon6ieren0e tuoDl bic
llnnl1glidfeit zines erFolgreiden
neutrality-suspicious. 6orgetan babe
llnb Die @inieeung elmer 5rieoenSbe.
pegiing befiirinortete.
gtnlIterbaner 8eri6te fagen, 6oB
Die oelttife S[nttport an 8ilIon NIT
gegeiiterltng oufeenomrmeu ipuroe,
MIR nidt bon oen GaoettIheit. 0ie
9eridte meIoen, OaB Die aaoeutlden
Die 8ei6ebalttng Oes oIten Snlteuls
nnItreben.
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1lsBoots6efabr otSbcr
afs ie, fact Sir Grie

gleip a)orf. Is. 5ft.-@cleeant
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fcinen 9lllaeHblif, oaB eS 8un al.
hern Male ii Inn miro. 8ir bralt-
den ioIde gdJiffe, mir brou6ea fie
rlotig, oenr Die .lt~.goot @afahr
III nod ni6t porbei, iie lit qr0ber
oenn ie. Gum ipenigitens fins
GeutidIan6S 4nitrengungen in nic-
ier Siniift GROCER, 0enn ie. 9os
britiide Reid5 bot felt geginn oes
arteges $50 ariegsidiffe berIoran
-nebr ols bos 9oppelte oIler. ST.
liierten, Die $50 S5iIfsfabrse,tIe,
ipie Mlinen 3erItorer rno SraloGerS
nidt eingere9net. g[n $onoeI8fdif-
zen betrltg aaier 8erIuit 2400. elm
9rlttto Sonuengebolt bon 7,750,-
600 &onnen. 0os lit 3mal ser 8er-
Init unierer @erbilnoeten umo so
Fro5ent mebr oIs oI1e nentrnIer
unO Die anoern gIQiierten 3nicri-
nlen."
u,3tpar fins Die britiide un0 ur1e-
rifoniide 6lotte bereint tnbeiieeb1r,
aber Die Si9erbeit Der Gee lit feis
neSme9s eine Gatiahe. Qeltti6Idn5
lit nod ni9t beiiegt; IN gelpiiIer
6infidt 1T eS it1rfer ols 3ubor.
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hernusipogen, 10 iperoen uulere BET.
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nos bereint mir TIM fonnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-15
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