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Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-26
New York Women
Protest Against New
Transportation Law

New York, May 25.-A delegation
of $50 women employees of the
Brooklyn Rapid Transit company
appeared before Governor Smith at
the city hall Saturday afternoon to
protest against the newly enacted
transportation law, which bars
women from working after 10
o'clock at night, and which had cost
them their jobs.
A half dozen women employees
who testified declared they preferred
night work. explaining that/this ar
rangement made it possible for them
to do their housework. They de-
MED that night work tended toward
immortality.
Before the hearing started Mary
Donnelly. representing the women
ticket agents. issued a statement
critcising society women" for their
activity with respect to working
women.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-26
Old-Fa Ice
Cream Social for
the Nebraska Soldiers

New York, May 25.-(Special
Telegram.)-A special train, carry
ing gallons of ice cream, $50 pretty
girls, cake and fruit, and three gov
ernors of middle western states,
will leave for Camp Upton at 4
o'clock Monday afternoon to give
the 89th division an oldfashloned
ice cream social.
For some reason, passes to visit
New York City were refused at the
last minute Saturday to members
of the S9th who arrived on the Le-
viathan and the Imperator last
week. When Governors Allen OF
Kansas. McKelvie of Nebraska, and
Campbell OF Arizona found their
men were being held in camp, they
at once sent a strong protest to
Washington.
Then they arranged for the spe-
cial train, and they promise to take
the western boys the first peaches
and ice cream. and mapy of the
peaches from the middle west they
have not seen since sailing from
New York a year ago.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-26
Steamer Cassandria
Strikes Iceberg 160
Miles From Cape Race

St. Johns, N. F., May 25.-Wire-
less calls for assistance were re-
ceived today from the Donaldson
liner Cassandria, which reported
that it had struck an iceberg 100
miles off Cape Race.
Montreal. May 25.-The Donald
son liner Cassaudria, which is re-
ported to have struck an iceberg
100 miles off Cape Race, is not ser
,ously damaged, and is putting into
St. Johns under its own power, ac-
cording to advices received here by
agents of the line from the Camper
down wireless station.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-26
Complains Over Delay in
Submitting Peace Terms

Copenhagen, May 25.-Dr. Karl
Renner, Austrian chancellor and
head of the German-Austrian peace
delegation, has addressed a note to
Premier Clemenceau complaining
over the delay of the peace confer
ence in submitting the peace terms.
which, he says, "is arousing grave
anxiety regarding the maintenance
of peace and order in our father
land"
The note also calls attention to
the expense of keeping the delega-
ton abroad and appeals to the peace
conference to open negotiations as
speedily as possible
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-26
Wea|thiest Negress in U. S.,
if Not Entire World, Dies

Irvington-O Hudson, N. Y, May
25.-"Madam Walker" reputed to
have been the wealthiest negress in
the United States, if not the entire
world, and credited with having
amassed fortune of more than ST.
100000 through the sale of a hair
restorer," died here today.
Besides an elaborate country place
Madam Walker owned house in
New York and operated factory
IN indianapolis, where she employed
$50 persons.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-26
Three Blair, Neb., Boys
Are Seriously Injured
When Autos Collide

Blair, Neb.. May 25.-(Special.)-
While returning from a dance at
Kennard this morning at 3 o'clock,
an auto owned and driven by Walter
Novack with his companions, Ernest
and Raymond Hundahe, was run into
by another car from behind and was
turned around and over three times.
The three occupants were all serious
ly hurt and Raymond Hundahl is
thought to be fatally injured, not
having regained consciousness up to
this evening.
The three boys are about 20 and
p years of age and all have been
in the service, Ernest having re-
turned from overseas about a week
ago. The car that struck them was
not identified.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-26
Switzerland to Exchange
Cattle for German Coal

Berne, Switzerland, May Is
Switzerland is concluding with Ger
many a new commercial convention
which will grant Switzerland Ger
man coal in exchange for Swiss cat
tie and produce.
Negotiations also have been begun
by Swiss concern to purchase a
German colliery near Bocham.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-26
~ R I E F
2<RIG HIT
R E Ely
BREWERY STOCK GONE UP
SINCE WILSON'S MESSAGE
BITS OF NEWS

Denver. Colo, May 25-"Since
President Wilson made his declara-
tion in favor of beer and light wines,
brewery stock has advanced 40 per
cent and the presidents stock has
gone down just that much" de-
clared Frank B. Willie, former gov
ernor and ex-congressman of Ohio,
IN an address at an anti saloon
league meeting here last night.
lhe former governor also ridicule d
the federal court stating that 3 per
cent beer is not Intoxicating. de-
claring that if e per cent beer is in
toxicating. one can get the same eff
tect by drinking twice as much as ;
per cent beer. He also denied that
the dry amendment was forced on
unwilling people.
Guy H. Holloway, state superin-
tendent of the anti-saloon league in
Colorado, charged that liquor in
terests are paying discharged SOL
diers 10 cents a name for circula ting
a petition for a referendum on the
national prohibition amendment in
Colorado.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-26
GERMAN TROOPS STOP
PARADE OF WOUNDED.

Berlin, May 25.-Downtown Ber-
lin was thrown into a state of wild
excitement this afternoon by ma
chine gun firing in the Inter den
Linden.
The shooting was due to large
group of wounded men insisting on
parading despite the order prohibit
ing professions during the period of
martial law
Government troops broke up the
demonstration by firing in the air.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-26
CONGRESS- MAY
DISPOSE OF
SUFFRAGE SOON
Supporters to Ask Discharge
of Committee From Consid-
Grafton; Plan Speed on
Appropriations.

Washington, May 25.-Congress
enters its second week tomorrow
with leaders planning to continue
the swift pace in legislation set dur
ing the opening week.
Organization of committees, dis
posal of the woman suffrage reso-
luton, probably by adoption and
further debate on peace questions
and the league of nations, are the
principal features of the weeks pro-
gram in the senate.
Speed on appropriation bills is
the immediate plan in the house
The $l5,0O0,00O Indian bill, expect
ed to be passed tomorrow, will be
followed by the 100000 agricul-
ture measure, with others rapidly
being put in form. Inauguration oi
investigation of administrative acts
during the war are planned by house
committees. The weeks work al
the capitol will be curtai1ed by the
Memorial day holiday next Friday
adjournments from next Thursday
until the following Monday.
Promises Interest.
Contest over the woman suffrage
resolution passed by the house last
week promised to excite senate in
terest. Supporters will call up the
resolution tomorrow, upon the mo-
ton of Senator Jones, republican
Washington, to discharge the SEN
ate woman suffrage committee from
its consideration. This action would
place the resolution on the calendar
ready for a final vote, possibly to-
morrow, and at least before the
week end. Belief is general that the
requisite thirds majority will
be obtained.
Republican senator's will meet in
executive conference before the SEN
ate convenes to ratify the commit
tee assignments, including choice ot
Senators Penrose, of Pennsylvania
and Warren, of Wyoming, for chair
men of the finance and appropria-
tlons committees, respectively.
Approval of the states as drawn is
expected
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-26
DELEGATES APPROVE
DEMAND OF COUNCIL.

Versailles, May 25.-General
Count Won Mounteglass and Pro-
lessor Weber, members of the Ger
man peace delegation. left for Ber-
lin tonight. Before their departure
they approved the reply to be made
to the peace conference on the pro-
visions of the treaty dealing with the
demand for punishment of the for
mer emperor and financial arrange
merits. Herr Dietrich, another dele
gate, also left for Berlin.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-26
GRAVES OF AMERICANS IN
FRANCE TO BE DECORATED

Lyons, France, May 25.-The
graves of 10000 American soldiers
who died in France will be deco
rated next Friday under auspices of
the forces of the United States still
in France.
General Pershing has issued bull
letin stating that all American SOL
diers shall participate in the Me-
mortal day exercises. President
Wilson will speak at the services
in the American cemetery at Sures-
mes, near Paris.
At Romagne, near the Argonne,
where the Americans, suffered their
heaviest losses, General Pershing
will speak in the afternoon. AT
Thuncourt, where many of the he
~roes who fell at ST. Mihiel, are
buried, Major General Ely will pre-
side. General Pershing will deliver
an address in the morning at Dun
Sur -Meuse.
At Romagne battalion of infan-
try, a battery of artillery and reg
imental band will do honor to the
$500 soldier dead and similar de-
tachments will participate in other
large cemeteries.
The graves registration service
and the Red Cross will assist in
decorating the graves.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-26
Pershing Urges Support
of Salvation ArmV Drive

New York, May 2s.-Brig. Gen
Cornelius Vanderbilt, chairman oil
the Salvation Army home service
campaign in the city, made public a
cable message from General Perish.
ing in which the commander of the
American expeditionary forces urged
the American people to support -
activities of the Salvation ARA
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-26
CALIFORNIA TEACHERS
TO GET HIGHER SALARIES.

Sacramento, Cal, May 25.-Means
for increasing salaries of primary
school teachers are provided in Sc
ries of educational finance measures
signed today by Gov. William D.
Stephens. One bill, increasing al
lotment of state funds to primary
schools from SIS to $3.50 per pu-
pill, will add 100000 biennially to
the states expenses for education.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-26
ALLIED COUNCIL GETS
18TH GERMAN NOTE.

Paris, May 25.-Count Won Brock
dorff- -Rantzau's 18th note to the al
lied council was delivered this morn
ing. 1t is rejoinder to the councils
reply to the German vote regarding
responsibilities.
Count Won Brockdorff- -Rantzau in
sists that Germany's only response
biiity is for the violation of Belgian
neutrality, which it is ready to make
reparation for, and declares that all
the powers were responsible for the
war and that the material damage
done was the work of the allied
armies, as we'll as the Germans.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-26
Scotia, Neb., Favors Bond
Issue for School House

Scotia, Neb., May 25.-(Special.)
The bonds for the erection OF a
100000 school house in Scotia car
ried by a vote of 127 to p. Work
will begin ON the new building It
! once.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-26
Prohibition Leads
on Latest Returns
of Texas Election

Dallas, Tex, May 25.-Returns
from 283 towns in the state from
yesterdays general election give:
For prohibition, 52,994; against,
$4,000
For woman suffrage, 5l,75l;
against, 48,5l3.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-26
NEW JERSEY WOMAN
GIVEN OVERSEAS HONORS.

Coblenz, May 25.-Miss Grace D.
Baker of Passaic, N. J., received the
distinguished service medal from
Lieut.. Gen. Hunter Liggett, COM
mander of the First army, at army
headquarters. She is chief operator
of the army telephone service here
and has been overseas one year.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-26
Afghan Commander
Asks British Agent at
Khyber for Annistics

Simla, May 2S.-The Afghan
commander-in-chief has written the
British political agent at Khyber
asking for AN ar1nistice
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-26
THE WEATHER.:

Unsettled weather Monday and
Tuesday with showers in south
portion Monday and east portion
Tuesday.
HnurlY lenneraiuras.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-26
CHINA CABLES U. S.
CONGRESS FOR HELP.

Paris, May 25.-(By the Associat-
ed Press. )-Representatives of the
Chinese government at Canton, who
are now in Paris, have cabled to the
United States congress an appeal for
assistance against the transfer Of
Germany's interest in China to
Japan.
This means" says the appeal,
that while Prussianism has been
destroyed in every other region in
the world, America and her allies
have decided to perpetuate it in
China in the interest of Japan"
Washington Journal., 1919-06-20

Oab @iudiberrngen BORT itattgefutl'
Sen baben.
europa uno Aiien baben ebenfaas
lire Eotenbiigel. sic entitommen
scr iiingeren prGbiitorii8en @po1e,
elmer Belt, oie ultS omar nod feline
ciqentlide Notwithstanding, ober
bod sic mannigfodlten In5et9en
ciaer 5utebmenoen &1iltltr itberlieters
ten, ni0 bobeu in Ben oerl6ieoenen
OeutI6en uno nor6iiden 9Gnoern Die
pcrIGieoeniten Namen, wie Seioen'
6iigcl, 8rono6iigeI, 9reibiigel, &o'
nigSbiigel, Seufelsberge uip. @l4
ser ,Silter.Sin" (@ia = SiigeD in
@nglanO, bon Dem unfere abbiIoltng
cinen 0urdi6nitt 5etgt, gebort bier
Der. Ole germaniiden Siigelgrober
6obcn iif Der Soridung tells als
Gin5el-, tells aIs @aHengrdber gu
erfennen. Sic eriteren, Die uSiinen-
ODER Serpengr6ber", iino getpobnli9
gr0Bere, meiit an berOorro9enocn
&unften, allf 8~ergboben, an &alrdt-
bern uno Dergl. gelegene Wfonurtett'
tie. sic u1roen nit b%eionoerer Sorgs
falt iiber oett reid nit Sotengaben
ausgeitotteten 2eiden Der Siirlten
o0er Screen oiifgetiirmt, Die man I'M
uouen @affeni9mude, 6iSrueilen au6
in oitsgeb0blten unO Wieoer Oift 5li-
geItopften @iGenItGmmen beiiebte.
@6arafteriItii6 fir Oieie @rdber 1T
sic freiSformige @infrieoigllng nit
eroBen GteinbI0den. 9ie abtragung
ser SiigeL f0roerte cine Mtenge tiir
sic @iIienI6aft lpidtige gfeliquien 81
Gage, 6ie urs Sen 8etpeis lieferten,
0aB in elmer Belt, Oie meit Dor ben
NnfGngen 6iltoriifer lle6erlieferung
lieqt, sic &unIter3eugniiie ferner
&1alturI0noer oli6 l6on in Deutl1s
lono @ingong gefunoen batten. Sn
@iirttemberg fano man in eiitem
Siincngrabe bon betrdftIi6er @rOBe
cine 6iirItenlei6e nit golOener &ro'
ne. Die Srrft NOR aus Srettcrn
rr6 9olfen erbalt, NIT Steinen
ii6er0edt ltno nit pielen 8affen nto
foltbaren Sdmud. uno @ebroudsge-
genItGnoen perieben. Gin wo6rer
bober @ra6biigel in berlelben @e-
geno, u0Ibte ii9 iiber elmer @rab-
fommer, oeren Cad aus 3eltfellen
bergcIteut NOR. Gangs Der einen Sl1-
manO Itaroen bier prodtige etrilsfi-
I6e @efaBe aus 8ron5e uno &upfer,
sic nit poblrie6enoen Sar5en ge-
fiiat moren; an ser onOeren 8ano
lagen, e~inqebiilt in Elm goIOoerbrame
Washington Journal., 1919-06-20

nibt 5u faiieu; mon iii6It nur, baB
Ser foloiiole @ou in iruiercr gcgen.
mGrtigen 8erbGltlliiie nidt binein-
pabt, ionoern bon @ei6lcdtcrn her.
itommt, pelfc Idn0it bonn groboOen
perI6punOcn iin0.
9ie Mcn6irs, groBc, aus cirtem
Stiid b~elte6enoc, obeIisfcnformige
SteinIaulen, tells bon 6etrddtIider
2dnge, sic mir loc6en idon in Scr.
bin0ung NIT 0cn Gromle9s ooer
Steinfrciicn fcunen lerntcn, itcuen
oud micOer fiir iid eiren bcionOcren
Eppus mcgdlit6ii6er @robmdlcr
oor, sic ebcnfoas peridieoenen pro-.
6iItoriiden 8erio6cn a~ngeboreiL tells
aud crit in ser geididtliden Belt
crri6tet pitrOer. Sn Sunis unO
Qloerien gi6t e8 uttcr ben bort Dor.
bonOenen iebr 5ablrei6cn @enbirs
Iogor iolde, Die nod III nrie.
rer Belt, oleroing5 ridt als
@robocnfmdIcr. erridtet prrOcn.
Washington Journal., 1919-06-20

= ulid fir Die 3oten @obIen nit
idlper 5igGngliden Seffnungen aus.
9eqnemli1feitS- uno Niiblidfeits-
griinoe mogen Die &eronIaliung 0a5u
gege6en bobeny oaB man rad ul0
naG bon Ser 2uft6eitattllng sur Gro
beItattung nit unO o6ne 8er6ren-
nung iiberging. @enn man sic Set
den berI6arrte o0er |oerbrannte,
brall6te man feline @o6len mebr fir
lie 3t Iuden ooer ibnen 0a3 eigene
Scim ein5urGumen llro man Idiittc
tie am 6eiten qegen bic 9tal6gcliilte
bon Sieren ln0 audi - bon Men-
i1elt, oenn es lit tpobI "an3urc6men,
0oB in jenen friibeIten Soften 0ie
menidIide @a6iudt e%beniopenig Dor
Dem @rabe 5uriidi9redts, mie IN sen
ipdteren Sabrtauien0en. Die &lblidt,
Die @robi9dnoltng un0 sic @c0-
no6mc Ser Sptenbeigabcn al berbin-
Bern, gibt ii6 in Sen iiingeren @po-
den Ser prdbiltorii6en Aera III Der
Nnlage ser &u6eltGtten uno Ser @e-
Itattungsiueiie INNER ocutli6er 5ll
erfennen. Mon umidloB 0ie Goten
uno ibrc @abe nit gcpaltigen 8alt-
merfen aus SteineuL 6clSitiifen uno
Gr6c, Die oils impoiante 9enfmdlcr
bis al betrG6tli9cr @obe il6er> Dem
@o0cn aufrogen.4 IS Die ipanii6en
@robcrcr Mor0amcrifa 6ur95ogcM
farlocn lie III Sen S0lern oeS Wil-
Iiiiippi, W%}iiiouri, Obio un0 in all-
oeren @egcli0cn pielc Iouien0e bon
foldcn @aumerfell, sic nod bclitr
0aS Stalt1teu Der. Wcni6bcit errcge1
un0 non ocn 8epoGnern Der nellcn
@clt bic nMoun0s" (@rObiigel) Sc
nannt mcrocn. gS iinO 3eltgen elmer
sur 3cit Der Groberung bereits
lGllaIt cnti9punoenen porgei6i6t-
Iideu &lltur. Sic 1aben meilt cine
rcgelmdBige, aus Steinen uno Gro
reid erri6tete 6orm, treten bier ger
mitrellt, bort rcibentpciIe geor0net altf,
er6eben ii6 tells MIR in geringem
MaBe, tells aber in @oben Bis 81
oreiBig, fiinf5i9 itno nabe3u an bun-
BERT W}etern iiber 0em 9o0en. Cine
@n3a6l oicier Mnunos wurOe abge-
trogen mo in ibrem Smnern fano
man Mieul6cnleiden in liegenoer
urlO iibeEoer Ste1ung, in Steiniar-
gen ulo %gentaucrten @ra6fammern
aroere gar8 ODER teilpeiie einee-
Glbcrt in b0l8crnen SGrgen. gu6
6elonOcre @illdi6crltn9sitdtten i6eint
ienes porgci9i6tlid)e noroamerifani.
i6c @ci6lcht idon bciciien. 81 baben.
Inter BEN Gotcn9ii0cln befinben li6
iteucntpeiic ioldc, Oic bon Der gau-
art Ser Mc6rbeit a6ipeiden, balo
cine freiSrunoe, balls pieredige Sorm
ull0 eillen 9lufboll aus md9tigen
Stcirplotten babcn. Die Steinplnt.
ten tpciicu nod oeutli9 Die @inmir-
furgcu GROCER Seucrung auf, nno
aud, sic in Der ltlrgebung bieier
Moun0s porgcfunocncn NubGuflin.
gen a%r9cbrauntcr @oiicn ntO iorIi.
Ger Mc1cnitqli0e oc!ltcn Oaroaf BIN
Washington Journal., 1919-06-20

Ii1en g~uSebens lit nod i'm malaii-
iden Mr9ipeI uto in Sinterinoien
5u fin0en, mo man Die 2eiden in
8oote iest uno nit oieien Oapontrei-
ben lGBt. Anoere ebenfous i9on
Observation-Disclosures 6ormen oes Nus
1etens pnren l1nh lin0: oas Ser
gen Der 2ei6en i'm @eGit bober
9Gume, tpie es BEL Sen S6mar3fuB-
inoianern uno IN @uitralien ge-
fdiebt.
@igentli6e Spuren 6eS ni~eorigiten
neutrality-suspicious. 0es porge-
ihidtli1en Meni6en lin0 aGerOingS
ME un0 nirgen6s entoedt morben.
glu9 Die dlteiten eeologiiden Sunoe
Ioiien pielmebr gan5 5meifelirci err
fennen, 0oB jene lt%ra6nen, oeren
SinterlaiienlAoft unlere @ele6rten
aus ser @rOe ldJiirften, obmobl tells
nod in ponigcr 9orbarei Iebeu6, lire
&oten 6o1 iG)on nidt me6r allSgeleBt,
funbern nit Gorgialt 6eitattet ba6en.
Ser eitropGii6e llrmeni6 Der tribe.
item porgcidi9tIi9en @pode, iibcr
Die 0ie pereinigte Gro unO sitter.
tumsfori9ung Der Nel5eit ms Guf-
i6luB 81 ge6en oermag, bat
1eine Gotten in SobIen beigeieBt.
Romcntlid inn iiiOlifen un6 0itli6en
Srnnfreid muroelt 5oblreide @eitat-
tungsitGtten 0ieier Irt gefunoen.
Die 2eiden bodten %reibenmeiic oift
nebencinan0er mo 5mar in elmer
Gteuung, mie lie lie audi bel 2eb5ci-
ten eingenommen baben mogen,
ipenn iie in ibrer 9ebaniung, ibren
&06Ien, Grolo9ern, 6ea5clten GEE
mcini6aftli9 oa5 Mabl cinna5men
ODER Bcratungen nbbieltcn. Die
@erf5eugc, Oerer lie lid emit 6cOiell-
ten, Die S~agogerdte, nit Oellen lie Die
@~o6IenI0pen utib Barren, oas Nenrt-
tier, Ben Hieienel6 unO OaS @tam-
NUT erIegterl, lauter robe @ebilOe
aus Stein, iiro linen b~eigegcber.
G6enlo beriab~ man Die Gotten nit
Washington Journal., 1919-06-20
Die lebten Huheltatten,
KuIturprarhirhtirIr planoFrrt unu 1rirr 9nnbriifk.

ouf ibrc 9oten gebt tells ioqor 10
melt, oab sic N~nge6origen Scr Scr
itorbenen oicien Die eigcne 9eball.
luna nit olen Capitalization unO
8orrdtcn, sic Tie entbielt, ais @ro6.
itGttc %obtraten, Oanit Iie aud fir
BERLIN nidts BON Dem bermiBten,
mas ibnen Oo8 2ebeu getpGbrt. 9os
ergaben nonentli6 sic bereits or
pdbnten 6ltitoe i'm iiioIiden Srnnf-
reid mo emit ieoer ~5elIenipoIt BON
&0bIenmenideu beiett mar, 6enn
monGe 2eiGen rubten oilf geipolti,
gen anbGlihlugen bon Speiieabfdl-
len neutrality-suspicious. un0
@affen. 9ie I'M meientli6en mobl
Der SSltrdlt Dor Dem Gotten entIprltu-
gene Site puroe aber aud in itnic.
ren Sagen nod mtan6erorts BEL Ioge.
nonnten piIoen @olfern porgefunOen.
Mon ieBt sic 9eide in ser eigenen
Siitte bel, 5iin0et oieie militant Dem
Soten an uro 3iebt nit ser 6omilie
bon Der @obnitdtte ooer gar bonn
9orfc melt fort.
Cine 8eOedltng Der 2eiden nit
@roe ODER Steinen poer onoerem
Matcrial bat BEL oen &0bIenmer-
i9en uidt itatt9efunOen. @ber man
mGI5te, Inn Oie entieelten &0rper Dor
oen Na6IteGungen piIoer Giere gu
bepobren, mG6tiee 6elsbIode Dor oie
@riifte, oOcr man iudte = gleidtpie
ais i3uflu6tsItGtte fir Die 2ebenben
Washington Journal., 1919-06-20

9ie &obblen pflegten iie ndmIi6
nod bis ins IS. Sabr9unoert binein
ais @rinnerungs5ei6en ouf5upflon.
5er. @cnn Oieles ber6erii6e 8olt
fi6 gu mi6tigen @erotungen Deriotu.
meIte, erri9tcte ieoer Doror teilnebs
nten0e Stomm ei1len Menbir, 0ie
Oann SuIontmen Sen 8eriommlungs.
plas ritno umi6lolIen. Ser Sreis
mar oas Symbol Ser @ertrogstreue;
muroe oieie BON einem Stamme ge-
bro6en, 10 mari man Die bon ibm
erri9tete Steiniaule I'M. GuBer
in NorOofrifa, fommen MenbirS,
einoeln ooer r~eibenmeiie, in Oen
ifanoinopiiden 2aoern, OOrnebmliA
i'm fiioIi9en S6peOen, auf ben 81
England geb0rigen Srfnebinieln
unO auBer0em lebr 66ufig i'm 8eiten
BON 6ronfrei6 Dor. Grf Dem SeIOe
BON Gornoc, i'm fron5oiii6en 9epor.
temert Moriebon, iteben ibrer iogar
1000 Stiid in elf Iangen &eiben,
o%oritnter fol9e BON 8ebn, fiinf8ebn
ltnO iogar Bis 5a neltn5ebr W}etern
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Washington Journal., 1919-06-20

@ranitbl6den ungibt elm @aiicr9ra-
ben. gttpa 80 Neter bon Dem dlt-
Screen &reis entfernt er6ebt iid) Elm
~eiraelner 5elsblod, uno gegen ben
&oriaont i6lieBt nod elm gemaltiger
@uoring bon 6el56loden oaS &teicns
baulperf elm. 8as Stonebenge lit
cine Ser getpaItiglten &ilinen alf Der
0orsen @roe. Ser i6meOii6e Sor-
ider NiISIcn i6iloert ben @inorud.
sen ct oapon empfin6, nit Ben @or-
ten: vSe nGber- man fomlnt, oelto
6obcr ideincn Die ounflen Steinrie-
len li9 empor3uredcn. Seine Be-
idrei6ung pcrmodte Die @irfltng
oieicr fololialen SteinmaIien auf oas
Menidengemiit mieOer5ugeben. Ntan
mriB uno Iiebt, oaB man Elm @erf
bon Meni6enbano Dor lid bat, ober
man bermog Ben 3ulammenbatlg
Washington Journal., 1919-06-20
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lein 6o6Iter @unId, auf Dem &iideu
zines &omeIs our6 Die 8iite 81
reiten. ST meinte, elm lolder &itt
miiiie ie6r poetii6 iein.
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ermioerte ser 6ori9er, ni6 min 81.
men Iagen, mie Sic Ii6 einen anna
bernoen 8egriff Don Sen @nnebm-
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ofrifaniIden @iilten nerl9affen fon-
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einen @agen obne SeOerr. DanN
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