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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-02
two sentences added
Article XIV

a. with the matter after the first
TWO sentences added.
Article XIV
The mem oers Of the League agree
20 encourage and promo,e rhe es-
uanIishrnenf and cooperation Of duly
authorized Red Cross organizations
having as purposes Improvement Of
health. the prevention Of disease and
The mitigation of suffering through
out the world.
Entirely new
Article xxvi
Amendments TO this Covenant Will
lake effect when ratified by The
members Of the League whose rep
resentatives compose the Council and
by a majority Of the mem hers Of the
League whose REPRESENTATIVES, com
pose the Assembly
No such amendment; shall (the
word not apparently emitted in cable
the League when signifies It's dis
sent tneref-on, bu; IN that case II
shall cease 20 be member Of The
League.
Same as ne original except that
majority Of The League instead Of
three. fourths - required by -atttica-
cien Of ne amendment VII. The last
sentence added
Annex
Annex to the covenant:
One-O7E.nal members Of the
League Of Nations:
Signatures of The Treaty o,
Peace.
United States Of America BEL
gum. Bolivia. Brazil British En-
pire. Canada. Australia South AZ
RIGA. New Zealand. India. China
Cuba. Czecho-Slovakia- Ecu
ador. France. Greece. Guatemala,
Ealu. Hedlaz. Honduras. Italy
Japan Liberia. Nicaragua. Panama.
Peru. Poland, Portugal. Roumania.
Servla. Siam. C-ugua~.
States invited 10 accede to cov-
enant.
Argentine Republic, Chile. Colon
bia Denmark. Netherlands, Nor
way PARAGUAY, Persia. Salvador,
Spain. Sweden. Sw!tgedland, vene-
Zuela.
-wo-First secretary general 81
the League of Nations.
The annex wns not published
with the oroginal draft Of the COW
enant.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-02
eague Covenant
a--iruec rom 1aga Six

.a--lnuee ron 7aga Six
20 ma. "G-Elaes necessary Tor
-.a,e1arce n -.srt and justice.
- a.4pG.t 1e-ween the parties
,i.--.a1 ov are i them and Is
r.1c.l % arise out Of
r.L-.s. vs.Ca v International law
|K1.sa 49, - domestic JLrIBctc-
b. g. =. - ne Council shall SO
pr, =. L.. make no recpm-
I.i....... = p. = settlement.
1av n any case IN
* ..e ~afer the dispute 70
nss-ic he dispute shall be
|nt--sa - 70 request of either
- -..Dute. provided that
'a.as. ~ made within four
~: 10 - submission of the
r. z =. INCL.
l,' 10 cred 10 the Assem-
--r 1~nv.lons Of the article
t - - relating 10 the
r u --Vs~s y the Council
III x Acuon and powers
u ASSEM- 7rov1ded that a re-
.1aas = .e assembly,, Il con-
~ H. representatives Of
-s-,ra-, : Re League repre-
~ -7u2c.l and Of d ma
m -.er members Of the
u exclusive 7 each case Of
H..'esaa,,,;c c,,,'eg u the parties TO
.E--.s sra.! nave the same
Z ~er0~ y the Council con-
= -. he members thereof
-, - representatives Of
~ r: -na parties 10 dispute.
oa-ag~apc specifically e1-
1a:te-s .: domestic 1urB-
mn ac-i-n Nv the Council
= - iast sentence the
2or-G--ec n by the repre-
H nosA members Of the
sssc-eo N the Council"
'''H 'eer 1udea.)
--itie XVI
% arr 1aUos- II the League
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-02

Thursday. altt- an Illness II about two
months. having contracted 1neuTnonia
IN March. he 8 survived DV ms wife
2ad Two Sons Liord Of Lynn. Mass.
and EArrv Of Belfast. One daughter.
aEo n the rnlIi-pnnd near their honne.
NJ. Brown nad been tur many ears .
leRuaster for the ieEihe-noxrd mills n
East Belfast. and WAS a faithful EN-.
ployee. and llE.I- respected. Re was
born N Springfield. y 3, IS Years and
months age. a broIner. Thomas
Brown. lives IN ST. Jonn. aiso q sister.
N-s Ma King. n BruwnvIlle y B.
ana a SISTER Miss Amelia Brown. IN
Me!rose. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-02
Private George Colby

The remains IF P-:rate Georse Colby
were brought % Belfast Satl-usv morn
ing. escorted ny Tlrton Law u Ala
hanna, OF The medical corps Il r Mac
Phersor. Atlanta. wher- he d.ea on
MAY 9TH. after a brlet illness with
pneumonia re IS the sol Of 8 ? Col.
by who lives near -.oe-t'', where ths
remains were taken ~ -nier:aker
Charles +. Counns. Private Colby vas
unmarried and was - years Of aga.
The c.ldren LIVING On BAY View street
save a unique performances on The YER
Snda At The nome Of Mr., and Mrs. Fran
cis Y. penale,or. on Thursday. playing
an orislnAl sketch, with songs. dances.
eic. The sketch included ii marriage
ceremony. n which one little gsri was
the clervmAn and married TWO others. .
Red Cruss nurse md a solder. usang .
reAl PRAYER hook but q ceremony en-
t're!y original, anG ended IN the ad-
monitor y now pronounce You man
and vie ana YOU must sc r-us to the
IRws OF lie one feature WAS four
-!3.t-fs speech on T,!rt.: stamps. ny
Agnes Eendleton. and hose who heard
Il realized that this little school girl
knew what she was talking about ana
gave some Eoof acv3ce. j patriotic
waltz. d hea utv dance and The singing
Of patriotic songs concluded ne pro-
gram. Among thcae who lock part
were Agnes ana katherine Pendleton.
Anne Saunders. Marie Curtis. Idres.
Eiidegrad and ora Rogers. Raymond
and louise Curtis md George Eoger1
gid ret-esnU.ents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-02
FOUR MAINE MEN
LISTED IN CASUALTIES

The following casualties are report
e6 by the Commanding General Of
the American Expeditionary Forces
Killed N action 4; died Of accident
10; died Of airplane accident ]; died
af disease Is; wounded aevereiy TO-
wounded. degree undetermined 1s5;
wounded slightly s2ee missing IN ac-
ton 1s. total e65.
The list for New England Is az
follows
Wounded Severely
Pr1va.es Frank Lahore, Pavtuck-
Of. R. Z. CHARLES v. LANE. RED
BEACH. NE; Greger P. Simonian,
Worcester. Mass.
Wounded, Degrees Unastermined
Lieuis. Edward A. Mad. Airing
ton. Mass. EDWIN .. oLEARy
BANGOR. NE, serst. Harold O.
wssthaver Dedham. Mass, Corp.
Stephen zadroske, New Britain
Conn; Wagner Clarence ".
Hughes, Burlington. VI; Private.
Patrick H. Cogger. Nashua, n. 4.
FHd cymhaluk. Anson.a. Conn.
Joseph Passalacqua. Thomrsonviile
Conn; JOHN P RELLIS, GARNI-
NER, NE; wi!liam Browne, Lud-
low. Mass; John z. johnson. Dor
chester, Mass. Toulcne Kaspar
New Britain. Gem RENE Lisotte
Nashua, " H.: weAdestav Macie-
-ewski, Westneid, Mass. St2nisiaw
Polkowski. Bridgeport. Conn; Lestel
NJ. Seems. Springfield, Mass: VII
liam Tas9arr. West Rutland, Vt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-02
Statesmen and Agents

coed opportunity for
statesmen IS offered by the Central
Name Power Companv We want
high grade men who can call on the
best people IN our ter-itory who WI.
make a guod impression and who WI!
naintalr the reputation ard standing
Of the Companv- We want men VINO
have shown their ability % sci Cr who
feel THEY can sell and are willing 70
learn We nave severa! different sorts
OF sales openings, all OF them Win
good prospects for the presen1 ana bet
Ter prospects for The future 4 or
some of these positions we can usa
older men On an extra hisA grace
proposition. for Others there If d
chance for men rom Is wears u. We
want men VINO see n 50 iesrnanshIp =
gpad future and who wish % lie ~
Permanently with big cumpanF win
a view of stickinE. making good AM
acaElrinE advancement ana q perrria :
nent nlAch Call or w-IIe. Eating a.
ucatiun. framing AnG reasons for be-
lerlnG you 1ap ss-l. Central Name
Power COMPANY. Attention 2 =.
Whiting, Augusta. Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-02

Launching Of the torpedo boat des-
truyer Hale from the Eath Iron
Works Ltd. Thursday afternoon vii
De followed IN about SIX weeks by
The launching Of the destroyer
Crowninssleld. Miss Emily Crown
!nss,eld DAVIS Of -: Beach street.
Boston, descendent Of q sor1ner
secretary Of the navy for whom the
craft Is named 10 10 he the sponsor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-02
Situations Wantea-Fe-sie

Situations Wantea-Fereie IS
ECC SEWORK-By respectable -ra--7ed
woman with little CIR! three years nia,
I.iace n ne CounL-~. Mrs. = -. care
journal
IT'S easy as A-B-C 10 find Whit you
want among the well-ndexed CLASH
tied advertising n lhe Ju0rnRI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-02

IN Brockton \ man who has been
tor several years the Janltor Of an
apartment house has inst bought the
property, which is assessed for sSS.-
600.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-02
BELFAST


The death Of Milan Shuts Streut. wife
Of Daniel Il. Styput, occurred II their
home ! Congress street Fridav night
after a brief illness OF pneumonia Mrs
srrnu, was hsrn n East Belfast The
daughter Of Capt. Thomas Snuts. - e.l
known steamboat man. She is survived
by her husband, nne son. Russell, 2nu
two daughters. MrE. Howard Ii. koupe'
and Nr. FrsG Twlss Of lawrence.
Mass. and by two sisters, Miss Suf
shute and Mrs. katherine Eastman u
Portland also ny a little g-and-daugh'
ter. Mildred Demons. who has lived
with r. and Mrs Strout since ths
death Of nor mother, who was theiI
daughter Mrs. struut wAs active IN
the Ladies Of The 6. Il r.. a. the wtfs
Of a Civil war veteran, ana has many
rrie- dis FunsrAl ssrvices viii he held
on Tuesday ii !. ocieek.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-02
William D. Sanhorn

wFITa1' - SoSsoO'F
The remains Of William n. the young
son ~ WILLARD and Alice fWilsaA) Tan.
barn. vino died at their home in Rock
land. Mag nth. was brought to Ballast
for burial. Ssrv1osa were hela IN the
" Nss<in of ne NstAsaist church Of
acinSiag.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-02

Every-conventiono Of international an
Eagement entered into hence forward
by any mesnber Of the League shall
be forthwith registered with the Sec
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-02

~ 2rr 1anoe- II the League
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-05
'L&Pp!111ia1,6I
~ Mas<>lF,
THE CRISES.
TINE crisis OF a year ago looie1
Uabby now H., days are o.vs

TINE crisis Of a year ago loo,cI
ilabby. now its days are oev1
but, oh, what fis we used 70
throw, when that cheap crisis rad
the floor We viewed tia, ersi, with
alarm !, was a irigh,ful thing to see,
il couldn't fail to wound and harm
the bulwarks OF our liberty It erised
around a day or two, and then ab.
jecily looped the loops; another orisis
loomed in view and called Tor walls
and maudlin whoops. I've seen .
hundred crises come and rear them.
selves on end and go; I've seen my
neighbors stricken DUNN by ihrrata
OF coming doom and wpe. And still
our country jogs along. and finds re.
lease from every plight; and II Q
dozen thing, are wrong, about a mil.
lion things are right Whenc'er .
crisis blows is trump. the rabbits
hearted tear their hair. and say we're
headed for the dump, in haste--but ]
refu" 10 scare. I've heard the cry
Of "Woli" 20 long, look on wolves
az hop Joint brute'; no efisi, can die
,urb the song Of sane and joyose
'ouled gaioots. Bring on your erissA
one by one. or trot them forth h
groups OF eight; the apiimi,, will 'aho
his gun, and make the blamed thinO
null their freight,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-05
Art Gun,n1

Dear Editor -
Well Ed glad stuff t Jack
awhile and give elbow m OF being
able col and besides think
printed high class which by
81 your editorials
Believe Ed they will be chance back the
because will let loose lot OF CLASSY stuff which would be Suitable
only back and will probb. to the No page IN
At that Ed this will be hard blow yotr sport and
would not bother and take chance nobody
reading
Well Ed hay, Just and give and probable
plE 10 normal health weeks mehbc Unless
go lof they pleasure in riding upon these r
because them much sideways forward and the first
an Knows stomach
Io1r the place was do vacane did
n upon me train on bird saying would be all right and
"ouo no oe SICK would food We'll Ed will
narh WORDS upon your back but fact that ias
Nv no aV why should yourself and
me" DC sex i've different states and lose six pounds besides
wen 20 on M return will show this iela
where and eat almost continuous and
cheaper to eat the dining gov running the
and getting the meals and doing
Well I'd cutting down Of making tor
wa charged $l6 after had myself Of
Of food and made sick both financial physical almost
total wreck when the train Okla not
further than Edmond will ony
b auto " walking or both
kr g Di,corsolaely Yours
SAa4 ,fs< ART GUMM
P. T. By
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-05
Sfo1ies
AzNeQT14pe
.Hpas re lMes 1xzec
Twenty Years Ago,

Fred Sutton recently saw an item
in eastern newspapers concerning the
death OF a man in the Klondike, who
bore the same name as an uncle Of,
Sutton'S. Fred wrote making inquiry
and received the astounding reply that
five women had appeared, each pro
testing that she was the only bona
iide widow OF the deceased Sutton
is conyInced that the man was no
relative OF his
II Is said that when Dcnni. +
Flynn first told his vile that he was
going to run for congress she ex-
claimed, why Dennis, YOU haven't
been Justice OF the peace yet.'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-05
Do1lfW6rrp
- mRRM -
DRAWING THE LINE.

, ,-,--... t. = 80. -....l.I
'' p' T .s " ,..a a @ auo, @ nn, W .a,.a, T ~ Wv Io,,
IIis nild v,, ,,,y ,.mo,,d ,ror, -, ,IIlng tbrorp
Or A, the mane OF Mr pader.vsk
Or the somewhat later long haired crev'k
.t
nut though we mus terenoh 70 peat me paoef
ana lt We hTSuN grown upon our dome
IfoW onB ~ vines III some tuuS'dh hUort
we" 'n we "o''u "ou SINGAPORE 10 4>o"e
,,. ~ @ 'Il,e W =, s'o" N n.N'ne's III on ouI '''
' or % ,,n,", s tb. % oon,i.,, cav. oI,c.
" ''''' "' P'I''.' 49, pa
s, 10. =. .,. -. 90. , ,,f.u ,,.,.
~. s o,L., % % a,,s, ~ - - h',o o[l,,. ~. ,hr
1N.' na'C' ~ I,p p0.,,. .t o".u
" .,..L... ..l, l.
Should nut N. blsheyibi to the r,t
Ob,,rying mos, Of them ar, well surrounded
III, Enid eoppl who v.r married II Fer, vb, haven, "a much
good many have been IN,
three
usually takes DAY from but
bc conyslescns
a ughtwsd lose money.
C,trs about in pur.pit of nuh-n..d.d rect W. ~,
Tt.,. IA. t.., ,ort,, ,,id ,bor, ..,, ,o, t . -, L.,
IN. co s,,I n IN, osS .,s ,nn oo ~ % an,,Si , ''
... ., 60, m
politician ever ueoumb' 10 oyef"orS probably viii be shortly be
Despite persistent propaganda in favor OF the cranberry, still
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-05

,lslth. Ireland, on
July -, 1873 The
Dnnsany peoss'e
was created by
Henry VI IN lIj9.
Lord DunSsny is
tho present head
OF the house Of
Plunkst', W hic h
settled in Ireland
prior to the Nor
man conquest He
is a nephew OF Si'
Horace Plunke
lie wa. edit
Gated at Eton and
trained for army
service During
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-05

What became oi that Young man
Who was paying so much attention to
yluT 81 don't know. | let him
walk 70 the grocery store one alter.
noon with me and after he saw how
much we had to pay for things TO
ca, he Just qui, coming to see me. -
Detroit Free Press
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-05

Prohibition HN New Jersey and Ohio tut won't
ater January In fact prohibition should th,,
prolonged The be said for prohibition
which also fail in that however prolons drouh
Besides the drinking habit have tn. habit OF arguing
question and probably won't quit until they lose
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-05

the South African war he served as
a lcu'enan, in the famous Cold ueam
guards, and during the late war he
was captain IN the same orsanira.
ton.
In 1904 he married Lady Reauie.
Villlefs. daughter OF the seventh Earl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-05
A NEW ANGLE ON THE TEACHERS PROBLEM

WHEN the writer first read tn, letter that reproduced below he thought
" of writing personal letter in reply hut second reading convinced
him tn. letter should be answered editoray
ps MN to. ss f."sg, gnss Hiss ss2sq
m .Ssa, TnpT @ ss,. qs pse @ .p s % my my ss % ss So" %
sls' a! ',s;a s'' ; Than
shorter Isn't @ ;. s.. teacher
.dop protect himself and
Som. would ana
& @ the pSSs gs 1: S6s 16s % that s fsau. "s % Sas %
% s5.nss ,Sdos on ii.
VII b. don't moryqides qrt ana
%3ish !. Il. best American ' nerve u ''
Mr. Bndon suggestion that n. teach fellow mechanic how
make money throw him through tn. window, index
biz education that for his lack Of
knowledge Of the requirements Of the teaching profession
believes that the public schools merely supervised play
grounds established for the OF relieving of responsibility
until their boys and sr old enough work that
value effort the aae, OF teachers improve the
educational system
H. on the other hand intelligent
plumbers the school, the very fabric OF the
future where bohe'.' real Americans with for institutions
nowedg. made then anything
improve the quality OF teachers worth while.
This Times view that America ha, realized the mission the
schools the No, until radcam that fed ignorance
,pread through United States did large number of
me conclusion that the ndoe the hands OF the school teachers
the land II the bos gl, kept school there
leaders classroom The only 10 improve classroom
leadership is pay the profession money.
difference hard teacher works Oklahoma
There fixed limit TO hi, earning capacity That limit below the
Of nod The teacher, Oklahoma Is less
500 month During the month, teachers p.dde book.
aluminium waret from house o house o &c, by"
We of poor
5000 a year Even where mechanic has direction
employees he has the responsibility OF the teacher Every teacher
his the direction Of from thirty fifty children The t~,ure OF child
the teacher, hands Turning useful
burning the carbon OF gasoline Among
who teacher, They left the schools because they
couldn't living and like Mr. Brandon urred change by
the demands money The
tht schools They business where the money adequate
for the rendered No teacher shorter hours
conditions than the mechanic much paid
comparison The teachers work end with
the afternoon There eg, hour day the profession,
who keeps ahead OF her class works night She b.
herself constantly to be ii for the Job
No Mr. Brandon your sound satire b,ckf
and opinion hopty old fashioned would funny if
me ises
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-05

Of Jersey They have one san, The
Hon. Randal Arthur Henry Plunkett
Lady Dunssnys father wa, a~eai,hy
banker.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-05

Charlie, Haniord, the noted actor.
recently appeared in Don Caesar de
Ba1an" before the ladies OF the Okla.
homa and Indian territory Federation
of Womens clubs. He said after the
performance that he had never seen
a brainicr audience. handsomer women
or more elegant gowns.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-05

The president Jokes q, the expense
Of medical men"-but ne hasn't ses1
their bill yet.-Wsshinston Post
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-05

soldier who fought written pr.d.n, Offering
hs service. coal miner in emergency HI,
shoud show Others ,, there for patriotism peac. we.
.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-05
w H O'S w II O
IN IHf DAYS NEWS
LORD DUNSANY.

EDWARD JOHN MORFTON
r. DRAN PLUNkETT, eighteenth
Baron DunSany, Irish poet who
i, now on tour oi tn. Uni ed sac,
WAS born in DuHsiny castle, County
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-05
Fifteen Years Ago.

2 l. Leach former member Of the
city council. came 1900 miles TO vote
he straight republican ticket He
arrived today from Naco, \. Mo
where he is looking after the IN.
tere's oi {. 6 Jones and other local
stoc ckholders IN mines there
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-05

ENlD.-It was rumored here today
that negro friend, OF All Hunter
sentenced to hang for the murder Of
Sheriff Garrison. Oklahoma county
were going to try for his escape. OF.
ficialS state the reports are unioundtd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-05

We asked the young lady across the
way what she though, .. the Shantung
controversy and she said she conSid-
cred ,ricOlette more suitable Tor vim
trf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-05

Commander Robert F.. Peary was to-
day voted a gold medal by the Ma
tional Geographical society for hay-
ing reached the north pole. His rec
ords. too, were all accepted as cor
rect
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-05

Says the Railroads
Almost Ruint Him
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-05
WONDER WHAT A DEcoY THINKS ABOUT

y {, Nov 4
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1919-03-18
BRITISH SAILORS
MISS YANKEE TARS
Farewell Messages Of Two Fleets
Show Friendship

London, March IS Correspondence
Of the Associated Press.) -Of1cers
and men of the grand feet miss their
comrades of the American battleship
squadron which shared the war vigil
of the British navy. The text just
made public of the messages excha<lg-
ed by the two forces when the Ameri-
can ships departed December 1, shows
how stTong was the friendship be
tween them.
AS the American dreadnaughts
steamed away, the British command
er in chief signalled:
''Y our comrades of the grand fleet
regret your departure, We trust this
is only temporary, and that the inter-
change of squadrons from the two
great fleets of the Anglo-Saxon race
may be repeated. We wish you good
by, good luck, and that you will have
q good time and come BACK soon"
In reply came the following:
"Y our friendly and brother1y sig
nal of God-speed is deeply appreciate
ed by the officers and men of your
Sixth Battle squadron. We will never
forget the hospitality which has made
US feel part of your big family, and
We intend to maintain that relation
for all time. We all hope to serve
under your commando
The use of the word 'your' was lost
upon no one in the grand fleet, least
Of all Admiral Beatty. Another mes
sage was Immediately sent:
This is indicative of the intimate
brotherly unity and sympathy which
exists on both sides Of that greatest
ocean highway, the Atlantic, and, as
it is not Joined by land, is kept warm
and alive largely by men of the sea-"
TO which the American squadron
made answer:
THE officers and men of the Sixth
Battleship squadron appreciate more
than can be explained the never
ending hospitality of the officers and
men of the grand fleet. We leave With
close recollection Of our happy stay
in these waters, and with hope that
we may soon renew the firm friend
ship that has grown up amongst us