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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-05-15
EAST BELFAST.

While playing Saturday, Adelbert Hall,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hall, met
with serious accident by falling on an
axe and cutting his nose severely.
The ladies of the Trinity Reformed
Church held supper last Wednesday for
the boys who have come home. There
was a good attendance and good supper
was served.
Mr.. Herbert Clark was operated on
last week in the Maine General Hos
pital at Portland. The last reports were
that he was gaining.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
Pan-Americanism and Peace.
ny JOHN BARRETT,
hircrtor-t'cncrnI of the pnn-Americ., 1-n,.

F5a. HHFsRsa2 usSE wTecSp
<1G,ri, rr"n was doing ran. Amc lean
an" T. S ,sGi 5ea; Council table The p'
n2mG ana coz, OF arms of psrticua coSn.r he
e eG !SoH .s sat, whch shows
lean republics seated al this table s' '"e amer
Wherenpon he declared /, his belief ;f .,o-o
vienna q ran Europaan n,o IeTn, IN Paris or
cons snu h hsVIrs similar council chamber and
place. "''e' nave taken
c. rGss'y sI snis es; i o an 9p,misc eu.
canGe May IL not be true that the Ameri.an
nI Ihr r ihsIr PaRAmerican Unon
i io,9 IL Is goys,rning board showing "tH the
and league of nations such as shat, pfcserwe
ot ,o6T nat b psass for which all ali
TT. IL oe en-, every American, whe,hc- he comes
s fo me GS n2a fp, or ssu.hern continent
"rpublics can work together in harmon in
he ~od pssse w ans !" the
this mighty struggle go"
Il is remarkable fac, ,ha, since tho Pan
aoG nc American a republics was reorsanizcd in
sroMn rSrnoltes and the sentiment has
VIE! of tho other eighteen. o
in GI b ser":iny Of the leading
S 15y OF them t were friendly to the United
minority could be clasaed as anti American and
antiallicd. ~
Considerable of the editorial comment in the
representative papers in all parts OF La tin
america, the special articles which appeared in
us press inc expressions of opinion which
made IN the various congresses. special ad-
dresses that were delivered. and pamphlets and
books that were distributed would lead 10 the
inevitable conclusion that the way JUSTIFIED
beyond all expectations the best principle OF
Fan Amcricanlsm and proved tho solidarity of
the Western Hemisphere.
Around tho government. board table OF the
Pan American Union there assemblies on the
first first Wednesday, OF each month, except those Of
the summer, the high diplomatic representa-.
tivcs or all the American republics. They sit
shoulder TO shoulder. elbow to elbow, each hav-
ing equal authority with the other. all
aetuated by =; common purpose which means
the cooperation OF all the American nations
for the development Of friendship, good u:,-
Outstanding. better acquaintance. commerce and
peace among them.
Although this board has not actual authority
to settle Pan American political problems, such
AS tho prevention of wars. it's moral influence
IS undoubtedly mighty factor in this direc-
tion.-Copyrieht. 1919.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
TIIE SITUATION IN RBssIA

Tho facts REGARDING, tho internal
situation in liussia which prompted
cral conference OF Russian leaders AT
PRINCES Island. before rcsortinS to
armed interysntion in that country. can
sent. facts which Indicate clearly that
every pacific means Of composing fac
haustod before turning to tho altcrna-
tive OF war to suppress war.
Although the position OF the Boil
when considered as whole. it is,
would undoubtedIy vastly :strenEthsn
measure, consolidate the major part
9t the Russian masses against the al
lies. in fancied self defense. More
time would have the effect OF spread
Ing Holshcvism TO other European ma
possible.
The mos: significant development, in
,1os,fl affairs OF the past few
Weakness was the proclamation late
IN December Il another, period Of
This seems TO poin, 10 a "Reminiscences
Of serious domestic opposition to tho
Lcnine- irotlky r"lr. opposition which
has made IL necessary for tho blood
and IRON regime TO return TO Wholesale
murder OF dcfcnscicss people iu nrdc r
TO maintain Itself IN powct, This pre-
executive committee Of tho soviet con.
ErcsS Tor an Immediate surrender TO
f toa mes cct a dPror9aa' which Mas dc
twelve votes out OF 700 cast,
On inc other hand. Il seems certain
that the iioishcvisis have recently
ESinen trcsh support from those clc-
incnts una!iicd with tho Soviet which
oppose foreign intervention IN Rus
such n,eryo Gm ono G sf7H se po
by counter revolution aud proba biz bv
a restoration of the monarchy. II Is
This possibility. IL seems which re-
gently induced tho Left Social rcvo-
iutlonaTica.' section of the Minority
Social Democrats. and even 10 some
the face Of foreign. interference OF
th 81, fall sqrrtr, 70 The ,Tolshevists
fact that the Dolshevis,s have greatly
s,ttreng,h ensd themselves in Russia
Die Fed army. which numbersT n no inss
IMAM 100000 mon. These forces are
we'll equipped and arc under cxccl,ont
largely to the high wages psiI The
troops and 10 tho, provis!on which is
mas mas TO Keep them we'll ted and
81 th's size AZ the command of ;hc
10 "."1 =, icaders Is difficul; for
TO make any serious headway
Moreover. tho results OF the arfnistice
nave helped 10 buttrcss tho position Of
withdrawal by Germany of her -,',s
from the territory occupied under ,hn
hrest l.itovSk treaty has been cart
tailed by the Soviet leaders Also the
revolution in Germany and Austria Mas
given cncoura cement TO the Eoishcy!s
plhn TOT INC conquest Of the world All
this has given Eolsiicvisrn addcd nrrst
Use with the masses Of tho Russian
Bolshevist policies al homo arc u-
changed. according TO the !rforn,a,ion
which reaches Paris through Official
GhHn Ec!s The Soviet leaders show no
Willingness whatever 20 hold genuine
elections They stlll hold 10 IN" so,nr-
"nat- obscure notion regarding The
dictatorSh!p OF the proletarlat" Thev
support their power through rick.S
corps. OF l-cttish and Monaghan me-.
crnarics. b. The fo.ciblc Surnrcssinr
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Thc A.soclatcd Press.

Reader. Richmond.--The Associa ted
Press is a mutual organization Of per-
sons representing more than LOO
morning, evening and Sunday news
papers, having for its purpose the COL
lection and distribution OF important
news OF the world II is incorporated
in New York State. has its own leased
wires and each member contributes the
news OF his own vicinity. Its revenues
are derived chiefly from assessments
levied upon its members and the num-
Der Of words daily received and trans
mitted at each Of the important Offices
maintained in Berlin. Bucnos Aires,
Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Havana, Lon
don. Mexico City. Paris, Pcking. Pet
rograd, Rome, Stockholm and Vienna.
4 number OF leading papers in South
America were elected TO mem bcrship
last year. Its mcmb ership is Amcri-'
can entirely. English and continental
which. unlike the Associated Press, are
Operated Tor private profit
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Face to Face With Facts

n | last after years of treachcry deceit
\ and double-dcaling, which set the world
ahame, Hun leaders have been compelled to
tell their people the truth. Nothing else was
left for them to do, Lies no longer could
shield them. and with the tightening clutch
oil inc enemy on their Threats they perforcc
submitted TO the unique experience OF stat
ing unvarnishcd facts. SO the ia of wbv
the new armisticc terms were signed was,
told to the German people and now they
know. il already they had not seen through
INC oihciai tissue OF lies and learned ii for
themselves, that their defeat by the allies
was complete They have been told bluntly
that refusal to sign on the dotted line in
Dictated by Marshal Foch or Il policy of de-
lay would have meant all Immediate renewal
of hostilities, the occupation of Gcrmany's
most important industrial centcrs and the
total moral collapse OF the empire Facing
such alternatives, there was no recourse bu1
TO sign and the long -drawn-out proyisos
presented by ErZbcrgcr arc of no more i'm
portancc than scraps Of paper. This, and
the further revelation that Gcrmany's first
surrender was at the insistent order of Hin
denburg. must remove any lingering doubt in
the mind OF the Teutons as to whether or
not their armies really were beaten and it
should make them more submissive and hum
bic TO the final terms of peace, which in the
There seems no good reason now why the
final treaty OF peace should not be drawn and
signed within few weeks, and advices from
Paris optimistic that this great charfer
in the history Of the world war will be
written not later than the first OF May TO
many critics it has seemed that the peace
conference approached its work backwards
that it should have concentrated its first
laborS on the conclusion of a peace with
Germany later taking up the formation of
a league OF nations for its preservation That
was not Wilson's plan, and now begins to be
| seen the wisdom of his insistencc that the
| league be formed before the drafting OF the
| peace pact. Today the league is all bu, a
! fact, and in it is found the concrete answer
| TO any objection Germany may put forth to
| SPECIFIC terms in the covenant il will be or.
| dered TO sign. Probable unwillingness to re-
! duce its army 10 the dimensions of a police
force, the fear of aggression from it's neigh
bors, It's right Of sclf-determnation within
| its own boundaries. all can be answered Wit
| the positive assurance that the league of ma
/ tons stands prepared TO meet these prob
/ lens as they arise. Gcrmany's ground OF
! opposition is cut from under it, it is rem
dcrcG mpotent for future evil and its mcnacc
| to other nations is removed forever
| Thus the critics OF the President will be
| constrained TO admit that once moro he has
proved himself wiser than they and that
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OF their opponents and by occasional
oniDreaks 81 systematic terrorism. The
STORY or russian economic affairs is
one OF utter chaos a record of "pro.
Srcssivc starvation. impovcriyhment
and financial, ruin"
Although tho Bolshcvists have main
famed themselves in powor for more
than n year. this does not mean thai
80, ~" had smooth sailing for one
..WthtH -iour-hour period OF ut time
started an over the old empire. o aSG
standing the sweeping and syste,natir
campaigns OF murder which this be.
'c rnn y r rcGlm" has orEan!zcd.
t io INTO BENG little more than
ire months ago, as result. Of tho
oyerthrow OF The Ola Assembly. con-
posed Of remnants of tho C'ons;!tun,,t
Nssc'hoiy hrok"n up by the Bolshn-
>t '6Sts' ~. remains ADMIRAL kolehak.
ncct IN 1917 went over 10 tho rcvniii.
Ion. has succeeded In maintaining orr
de- III inn y, ,a,r"nIthentnE his army un-
ING huban government in South
eas,crm Russia a'ill holds on Il is
Sshanoy. Foreign Sinister from, tbn
nH.nrIhh OF The War until 1910. as his
kn F,'s imIs@ MAJ H. Tnis rsslale has
hoIchnt aud tho nccesrIiy Of an aorec
hSIhi brtW'cH toe siberian. kubnn md
- SiiH OF tho army OF Grand Duke
,H,!HnYi"@' wh* nj ono time ia com
"T. rm. OF ,p%Tlfim'S volunteer, forces
Jrawal OF the German arnI,or. ov.r.
nnrcw l!'E government OF Skoropadsk ~
no Had bc"n "ct up a. Iictuln h., tEr
Tcnion.. rctli,na. a radicsi snS,,,lffi.''"
~ an FoiShcvist ana an r't.raintan
troll OF the Drinics of I-i;rn1j, ~. ~
icr,nan collapac '''
KIN linltlc provinces continue to DO
:. coalition government n"s,iIc ~
S"xiGl IN iigrland ana Lith uonio th The
ittsHbrrII .r alta has, been estab
.TrHna Is an effort on tho mart 81
iactionaiists TO found a ;cmporar,
E 80 pending tho results uf a
Ths government in Northern Eus,i,
oade1 f for hs , 1g1ui ,o ;AarehsanFs
n9Nshl q ""ciaI :ovoiutionist This
E E"vtcTnmfInt T. hostile TO ,hG Mosco"
assembly At TIA. and d. il an sn nnssiaa
hnanc'aliy aud otherwise by the niItc.
"noSe armies arc operating in the dis
AZ. Archangci and Murmar.,, forces
nr!,tsb '"j t'rs, cct%,'npoSeed o. Americans.
THIS pody o. ,roop. nun1l.ss ,bn,,,
Io,ugY mon Repeated bar futile ~
%nch forces which cHtcnd - III"
rot" the. Boishoviat armies u some
..tithEc OLA. -
rhe soy.crnmeut az om.k ciaimn 70
,,nd ~ a., -""u,poo ncu under EolchrI
'.u INC Nhbdn government at r.I;7
i.nrninoaar, supported by Denli,in, claims
i"v3yV men. on the Caspian Sea (,
;, maj 'orcc ~ british troops Nav been
M -H"lsh.vist CcsSacks are rcror,oI
30 nave "CcuDicd ports on tho northern
aSpiIh shore Followips The signing
o. Tho armiHticc. British ana lsrnnrTi
GiNiaipnt w"rc scnt swiftly to the Black
go, "hm landed a. odessa and Scbas-
EoN.rnncHt and its army ~ prct,y
veil SURROUNDED by enemies but ;heES
enemies arc situated IN far ror1oyrd
localities and arc Unable 10 rombion
'hcir lorccS for a general rnoyr,tr,,f
aEa'nst the Soviet regime '~'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21

The preacher ne aks, and he rakes the sinner
From y 10 Il and from breakfast to dinner,
md points out the end OF tho broad easy pa h.
Exploding his views like the cracking of wra tn;
And he waves his arms in the shuddcrinG air
Md pounds on the Book till he raises your hair
AS though. If YOU hadn't full grace in your soul
lie could hammer ii in like peg in a hole
The mUistcr-hc is the man OF appliance
OF every known rule OF rcScncratc science:
lie stands in the pulpit and puncturcs ozone
With salvation built plan OF his own,
And takes up each topic in Iowcry succession,
And times all his gestures to make an i,nprcs-
sion.
And we, at the end of hour preach
Agree that we've heard most elegant spccch
The pastor-t;od bless him!--he reaches the
heart
by meeting chap where the ways fall apart
And gripping his hand good fellow can
Who sees something good in the worst sort Of
Man
lie stops where a Mother is bowed down with
Irict
And whispers good cheer to tho bark on a reef.
Ills sermons arc short. but tho sInilo on his
face
Is The label az helping and saving grace
The preacher talks louder. tho minister faster.
liut God sends His Word through the hand OF
the pastor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21

poficrhousc steak and ovcrlooii tho
TACT that tho other parts OF tho carc,s.
are sold at COS, and less than cost, Tho
""-cent portcrhouse steak 70 PRESENTS "a
small portion OF The beef
Don't YOU think before condcrnirr
your home merchants in tavor OF ;,.
most crushing octopus this country has
ever known. tia YOU should post your
sell as to the facta IN tho cascp Tn
hackers arc today. through their p,ib.
i,S'ty dcp"riiacuts, spending millions
OF aoiiarS on propaganda moro in.
sidi"us than any tho Huns attempted
Even Nh. Honey predicts that within
,ch years. perhaps live years NC w;Il
DC under the control OF the packers
Tor All food products
DOCS that sound Ike democracy
ahc out your pencil do A little H.
uFihE ana sec y: you don't think there
~ cc'thc merchants and butchers OF
iln,nmond a rctraction OF the editorial
we arc not IN the bccf-scl,ing bu.i-
ness' we nave no nN 10 grind. but w..
90 hciicTc in fair play. even In Il 6ch,
between David and Goliath
Hichinond. Va. February II. 1919
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Books and Authors.

In book 10 he published this .nrir :
n oS t!tc ;naFShaIi Jones Co, OF B5ston,
rofe5!er Ai frsS'S I ETooT ThcF MHrk
and a,,r,aetiyc idea. Thc book Ok f,:n
arv 'e com 5,e eHeractS from great liter
painting. sculpture and architecture.
Art appeals 20 the emotions, but the
eeted S by "pbr rain 1nri Of i arc PEI
iccten quotations, each a printed page
or tWo lons-and from the works OF
osiicswii nn" gives Sss'E g;tn5,ios ven rs
readers love or the beautiful.
Major General Clarence Edwards
fIEP;eaks thnS OF the Ono Hundred ana
l ninh IS ;" I'm srii the personnel Of
M !hin,I Co., Co.. They could buid 'f roaGs
n m,;'G ~ "ere ne wonder Of ourselves
TO- 10 say anything of the French and
ihey could bring up a support for an
, lnadnl[X s r Wan goins through, that
OF IT,, These were ihc boys WHO VIC w slbSfn
mad occasion 10 call for ten vollin
n reers Tor rome Particularly difficult
mate so. in order 10 get the ten,
linus; you can sec that when I say the
u me h Hundred and First Engineers Was
ne pest engineer regiment in France.
! an not Roasting. The regiment is "a
nt ar eTanpic OF what universal milf
tary training can DO. and will do for
|nc youth OF tho country"
The New America" by Frank Dill
not 'ihc Macmillan Coz, presents in
a series OF short. vvacious sketches
the impressions made on "a trained OIL
rrorncI from England Of life in the
United states during 1912 and 1918
Manners. outlook and tcrnpcramcnt arc
dealt with apprcciativcly. and there
Is good -humored analysis Of how
americans eat. drink. dress and anlusc
themselves. Tho chapters include The
Women OF America" american Illus
tie and fIumor." president Wilson AT
Close Quarters There is an int
mate character sketch at frat hand az
General Rush g. Hawkins. Who raised
and commanded tho New York Zouaves
in the Civil War, with a narrative OF
coin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21
SEEN ON. THE SIDE
BIZ HENRY EDWARD WARNER
DEtORI; 'TuE: DAWN

pr' p''f TUT: DAWN.
There is an hour bcfuro tho dnvn
Ere Nights lone sentinel hn. pouc.
When Erebus rcisn> suprcmo
\ moment In the whirI of day.
'I"tHt blacks md the unfolding rr,.
n place OF parting the way,
For Ncsinn aud her Dream
Like some black i,Innd lost In sen,
unruilicd by single breeze.
Fhnt hours lonely ching.
- dcndiy stiilnesa everywhere
SurchnrEcs the un,uOyinE mir
n soundicss void beyond compare
10 which no Thought may cling.
Aud times there when ] conceive
ih't hours the time when spirits leave
Their earthly habitat:
That hour before the davn-tbat br..,h
or 1tmc--a err! from Nazareth
The challenging OF Life and Death
That Hour they're nil in Thai.
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stitution were null and void and If the people
OF Mississippi would send him to the Senate
he would knock both amendments into Il
cooked hat. Both amendments remain in the
Constitution, and il they are lacking in vital
ity in practical operation in somo OF tho
States. it is due to particular assault made
on them by the swashbuckling Senator from
Mississippi. Hence, it may be assumed that
despite Fardaman's vicious attack upon the
league OF nations plan, its 'constitutionalty"
may get by.
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Health Talks by DR.. VIM. Brady
Functions OF the Thyroid Gland.
. oy NAuona, Nswsp.p., Service.

=, The , thyroid gland which is situated in front
controls iodine Utilization in tho body rood
from ,r9m natural sources contains Iodine. tho
which IS fed nto the bfoea as re
In the blood the iodine. compound has spe.
c,al affinity for certain tissues. as tho sympa-
troduccd into tie body ' '''@'"' :"
!fe When tic secretion is exc .ssive tho are
PITTS too fast that is met aboliam is incrca
syssm nerves aga Of Ss
conters controlling ali body functions1 as oc
tive thyroid gland with vide starinE or promi-
'e en- eyes rs one symphony.
time in most germ diseases for It's part in aid aid
III INC oouE TO FIRST resist tho germ, poisons
aud the germs themselves is vital Tho gland
- constantly ovcrworked in persons who per-
INA, ma, means most Of us who rather too We'll
,hns to do with the success of any
Iitic rcamcnt, For that reason one IN in-
tobacco or food. - ''t'''
and fs 10 wheh makes
bother$ his head about such J things a al nGvf is
or because the func,ona ioe eciemo9H az
w thfroid gland. iut /: mus paw the p III
some gay, nevertheless. ~ 80
.hc .Tc im; Of any snl is upon
M nNictics AM worries associated viii
.nI,In1''tI Likewise tend to exhaust the thyroid
=; i2r,y Years OF neo whose mctaboiism begins
fatigue For the domestic s1uai,bic9o OF tmyro h
family shortcomnEs the wife and mothor pa t
pristine charms for her lord; and man p9's a ncc
mi, ~ HnH large is pretty low Breed Of
honor Of the home. f'e'''0" VI mo
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the appreciation OF his
personal worth and OF the fidelity and skill with
behalf Of committee and the lodge, present
cd the token. Tho members OF the committee
were William Lovenstcin, j. Il. Dowcn j. G.
Cabell and y. Arscll, Jr.
After long argument before Judge Burnham
yesterday morning James Grant. charged with
the killing Of H.. Rives Pollard. was refused
bail and to jail The will be called
in the Hastings Court. on Tuesday next.
In the fire at Powelrs boarding school night
before last several young ladies atten ding the
school lost considerably by the obstruction of
their wearing apparel.
Major William Allen, he Is better
known, "Claremont" Allen, in the city yes
tcrday his return from Philadelphia, where
he has been negotiating for the completion of
his railroad from Clarenion, to some point on
thinks the plan will go through.
The executive committee of the State Agri-
cultural Society held lengthy meetings yes.
arrangements for holding fair next fall
Minn!gerodG,, Dr.; James Dunlap. OF Augusta
County, to Miss Rosa r. Nelson Of this city
The Judiciary Committee OF the Senate yes
proposes to submit the Constitution to the
people. and along with it. by separate vote, the
question OF agreeing TO the disqualification and
the test oath contained in the irst and seventh
sections OF article Of tho Constitution.
The Senate Judiciary Committee yesterday
reported bin to pay any Judge OF tho SUI
prone Court who resigns after reaching Tho
mander of his life.
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Voice Of the People.
Letters must give tho name and I'd
otrss or thc writer. Name will not be
published tf writer 40 requests.
Thc u.t,iI,r, p,.,

10 The Editor OF The Times plapstc h .
Sir.-The rcprcscatativ bntchc-s
ana grocery merchants resent tho i'm :
piication contained in your editorial
in today's Times Dispatch. We. iudI
Nidual!y or collectively. have not the
FUNDS TO buy space in your paper and
the papers or tho country to protest
as TO how little wc make, but You NAV.
easily observe that in face OF your ac-
cusation that very few OF us haze
lonscs or lots on Monument ANcnti-
ir II be a fact that Swift &. Co sold
peer mere at the price YOU mention we
can itnd no record Of same. The fact
ihat beef was sold at %. - or even -
cents per pound by the carcass does not
mean mat The butcher is prontecrins
"hcH lie gets 90 cents per pound for
porterhouSc steak.
You take into consideration only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-02-21

II there is one subject above all others in
the discussion Of which political lines should
be oblitcratcd it is the league Of nations
put II is too much to hope that Congress-
VIII have the strength to view it so inn
partially Already tho sentiment is dividing
peillnd the political barriers and hostility is
apparent. But the c. o. u. leaders arc in. a
sorry prcdicamcnt The country is behind
INC ieaSue plan. overwhelmingly so il would
appear by reports coming from all its cor
hcrs; with few exceptions the American
newspapers. regardless of party, commend II
anu inc enemies of the President we'll NAV
hesitate before openly attacking it lest they
cause themselves and their party to come !,
croppcr. When the time comes, and that
VIII not he until long after tho President has
hau IL chaucc to take il before the country
thcrc VIII not be Il remote chance that tho
senate VIII not ratify it, and the dissenting
'o'cs VIII be SO few as to be ncgiEiblc
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Nv the AInrilc.

keeping
Year after peaceful year. as decades
Over the fields where our brave dead
arc sleeping
There by the river where they
stopped the foe
Poppics OF France your beauty takes
new glory
No moro sinai! YOU hcspcak forget
funcss;
Life Is. your token, and their heroic
Shall live forever in the lands they
bless.
y u. Dapoo In Lie.