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Evening star., 1919-05-05
spartacans Blow Up Train.

LONDON, May 4.-Spartacan forces
have blown up a train crowded with
republican troops near Munich, ac-
cording to the Zurich correspondent
of the Exchange Telegraph Company.
Three hundred bodies. the message
adds. have been taken from the
wreckage.
Evening star., 1919-05-05
SCIENTIFIC AsTROLOGY.

IMPORTANT Notice
Our ad. will not appear in this paper after
today.
Next month We move TO new address. notice
Of which will appear in other local papers.
Strictly scientific. astrological life readings
snt forecasts. Personal, by appointment s.
pypewritten. by mail, IS up. Up. o. Box 1737)
ASTROLOGICAL RESEARCH SOCIETY
Frank Theodore Allen, Director
llj NV Phone Franklin $50
Evening star., 1919-05-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

debts contracted by any one else than myself.
J. L. JACKSON.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION Or OFFICERS
and directors of the Washington SO Perma-
nent Building Association will be held at the
office of the association Wednesday. May
q 1919. Polls open from 10 am. to pm.
l.. G. OSTERMAYER. Secretary.
Evening star., 1919-05-05
soviets Appeal to Mr.. Wilson.

VIENNA. Thursday. May 1 (by the
Associated Press).-The Budapest So
Wet government has appealed to Presi-
dent Wilson to prevent the onward
march of the troops encircling Hun
gary. The appeal says it is time that
wars bloody crime was stopped: that
the soviet is making an honest effort
for good government, and that it has
kept order. despite the slanderous
reports to the contrary circulated by
enemies who fed the country.
May Day a Red Orgy.
BUDAPEST. Thursday, May (by
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-30
A SpIend;d Hair Grower
andWondsrful Beauties

Here's eooa news for man a1d
women whose hair . falling out, ana
have scalpot covered WITH 6an1ra1
that itch liks mad
Any GOOD druggist can now supDaY
you with tie genuine Partisan szge
laquid form1. which II guaranteed to
quickly, surely and safely abolish
every. sign Of dan1ru6. stop itcatiisg
scalp and falling hais and peun,oes Q
new growth. or monez refunded.
Thousands can testify 70 the sacel-
lent results from its use: some Who
feared badness now glory in tnear
abundant tafr, while others Who ssf.
fered for sears with dsndru6 and
itching head got clean. cool scalp
after Jua q few days use OF this Sim
pie home treatment
No matter whether bothered with
falling hair. gray hair. matted.
stringy hair, dandfuff o. tfehiAg ssAfp
try Partisan sage-you Nfll not Re
disappointed. 1tia . scientific prep
aration that supplies IN hair nesda
The first application win u1A1e your
hair and scalp look and fed 100 per
cent better. r. you want beautiful.
lustrous hair and lots Of It. By all
means use ParisiAn sage. Don-t &C.
iay-begin tonight A little atten-
ton now insnfes abundant hair for
years TO come--Adv. 4
septE-E-5e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-30
COMING EVENTS

Sept 1-oct t-united Baptist conven.
ton Of Maine 1t Augusta
Oct l-Naine Internal revenue osacs
Sept aGAeefinE OF State Advisory
Board. Maine D. 4. r. at Watervilie
Oct LsEMaite Music Festival con-
Oct S7-Distziet convention Of Rotary
Oct. s-s-Naine Music Festival. Port.
Oct sil-Thrift week. observed BY Saw.
oe asi E R5ssee q ms ssafs Maine p,
fishers Association at Portland.
Oct -Andrpscoggin County, Sunday
School Association 81 Lewiston
CT Ckennebec Pomona at Readheld-
Oct s-SGreaf Council Of Maine. L O.
r n. Auburn. at Lewiston.
Oct s-N-Aaine Press Association an
m nual 7. meeting At Portland
Oct iz-lHsemi-CentenniaI Of Diocese
Oct ills.Nains Federation OF Won.
sns Cluss and New England confer
Oct H-is-Maine State sunday School
Association. Portland
Oct 1s-le-State Board examination Of
nurses at 10 A. n at State House, An
Oct B-Examination candidates for
Annapolis AID West Point, . A. u. Al
Post Once, Portland
OCT N-eet clocks oack one hocr. Day.
Light saving ends for this year.
Oct 8-NAine state Seaiers Associate,
annual meeting at State House. Au.
eustA-
Oct s0R1-Maine reachers' convention
at Portland.
Nov. n-Pomona Grunge at Nsfth An
gagtA,
Nov. i7-x-Maine Pom01ogical Society.
Aaine Danymen's Association, Maine
Eeed Improvement Association, Maine
LIE Stock Breeders Association an
BoyS and Girle' Clubs at bangor.
Dec. 9-Pomona Orange at Monmouth.
Jan IA. E2-Somona Grange at Nan.
chester. Alnuan.
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DRESDEN

Mrs. Shepard Cali. who has been
seriously i'll for the past fortnight Il
gaining slowly. =
Fred Chapman OF Bath was a Wis.
itor in town last week.
Clifton Cate will this week enter
the Business College at Augusta.
Miss Grace Towne OF Richmond ID
finishing her course at Bridge Acad.
envy, returning home every week end
Many of the farmers are buying
the cider apples In town and cartino
them to Richmond where they are
finding ready sale.
Mrs. Lowell, who 10 the housekeepef
for J. H. Mayors and family will leave
this week for q months vacation In
northern Maine and Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Rittall Of
Richmond were In town over Sun.
day.
Bertram Reed 10 moving his hesse.
hold goods into his mother's home at
West Dresden.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carlton. Charles
Morton and Mrs. Lillian Houdletts
are enjoying q ten days automeeils
trip to Massachusetts,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-30
COOPER,S MILLS

In place Of Ice cream and cake the
Lend-A-Hand circle OF Kings
Daughters win have a baked bean
supper from six o'clock until eight in
the evening. Oct. IL the date. Miss
Durfee Of Jefferson will have a read
ing and several musical numbers will
D. rendered during the evening.
Miss Hazel HAPPEN IL home from
Portland for q two weeks vacation.
Miss HAlpen Ii taking a graduate
training course for nurses in Port.
land ana expects to be Transferred to
Augusta soon.
Miss Mabel Brown OF Portland and
Mrs. Abbie Chisam Of North White
neid were Sunday callers here.
Joseph Odiorne. K. n. 20 called ON
Eddie Howe. X. II. rs, Sunday.
Mfs. 6usetta Noyes 10 visiting her
aiecs. Mrs.. Hattie Avery Of Jeffer-
oon.
Walter Bowden has opened 4 stors
mere IN connection with his ice cream
ana candy business. M. Hovden
viii handle groceries prIncipeIIv :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-30

have a letter from u. d. s." in
During II there is a reliable cure for
tat While this 10 not a health col
tirnn, still 1 confess an interest in this
topic. II u. D. s." is having trouble
reducing he might go to Mesopo-
ta1nia and perspire. Our old friend.
eulim p. Raja, writes that a fat per-
son simply melts and runs down In
that climate. As early in the morn
ing as daybreAk one awakes to ind
himself bathed in Precipitation. The
"coor' Of the night means a temper
AZURE OF DO degrees: by IL o'clock the
temperature rises to 120 degrees, and
At midday the air simply burns the
lungs Nobody remains fat in Meso-
potainia. and nobody works II it can
be avoided. and Sulim tells me that
1t generally is avoided under the pre-
text Of turning everything over to AL
Lab. All the fat pilgrim needs in
Nesopotamia In somebody TO support
him Il this can be arranged, the fat
takes care of itself However. one
might reduce. even In this climate.
quite handiiy. while looking for some
body to support one. Seattle Post
Intelliyencer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-30

wEST--Mrs. Della Ward VINO ~
been visiting with her sister Nrs
Goddard. has returned to her hone
Mr.. and Mra n. r. Chapman r.
turned 60 Massachusetts Aoed6
after passing the summer Ct tsf
home on STANLEY Hill"
Mr.. and Mira J. L. Goddard wer q
Fairflsid Friday ana Saturday Vii.
Ing xhstr daughter Mra MeLAHf-
lin. ~
Elmer wiiaer from AnRussA pasd
the day sunday with ~ mether. Ma
Arno Little. X
Quite Q number ffom tAis lcestSl
attended the narkef.Casss rscepun
held at TIE Orange han O. EAs. VI.
sAlecro Saturday ssenine. F.
MrA 0A6ie Rand . antsrtAining "
sister Alice from afnasacAusstts
MfA Sarah Ransov from ssne.
viile. Maas.. b whiting her soa Fs'1
H.no.
Mia gladys Burgess u teaching .
North vaasAiooro. "a
Anna Pertains who ii attends
school as Eruk1noa paassd che ~
end q hsr hoGnA
Howard Burssss b werkins in W
A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-30

IL Nesk II Z Osvs1snd plAnt tbsrs =
No 1AeaI 0A3setion thaf eaa - raissd.
3 me poii1s % not compel the
Cleveland men who have quit to 80
back - their Jobs ana there tsno an
fhsFffy ~ uAfeh tlhex eou,d % ..
+ What u IL dfnerencs betwes1'
ksepang - from lawful work which
tbey wish - do. and compelling men
70 % lawful work which they do moi
wisl 10 do-wifhin the Jurisdiction Of
ths poles. In either case police In
tsrfsrsnce 10 IN attempt TO deny {
mans right 10 work where he pieases
The episode II q commentary on
the growing attitude Of policemen
toward active sympathy with the
labor unions. How Ear would The
police 20 IN time Of strike II they
were officially adIiated with the
national organization
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-30
ONLY Memoir LEFT
Lewiston young Lady's
Troubles Have Dis
appeared

Miss Dsnviiis Makes q Public stats.
nsnt about Taniae from q Hjah
sense Of Duty 70 Others
Another splendid endorsement fer
Tanlac that w1l Be oE interest to the
people OF Maine was given By Miss
Marie Ranville. . popular young wo-
man, residing 1t zss Lisbon street.
Lewiston. in an interview, recently.
While discussing TAnlac. which hAs
been % beneficial TO her, Niss Ban.
vile seemed profoundly grateful ana
in commenting On her improved con.
dition. said:
II Il had not been for others Il.
lowing the news Of their recovery
published would not have known
about Tanlac ana would stilt b sui.
fering. 30 feel that I ought to make
9 statement myself ana try to hslp
someone else.
AT the time got Taniac I had
been suffering from stomach trouble
and nervousness for about Q year and
was % rundown that could not
take much interest In ANYTHING. Ny
appetite left me and nothing I Gte
agreed with me would bloat up %
With sour gas and suffer % much
pain that I finally got to where
dreaded to eat anything. Ny nerves
were in such bad shape that could
hardly sleep at al and the least little
noise or unusual Occurrences would up
set me completely. I could not en-
Joy the theatres and finally got to feel
ing 50 badly that I just had to give
Up my work many a day and remain
IN bed. That tired. worn out feeling
was with me all the time. ! could
not get out to do any shopping and
II I had not gotten Tanlac I don't be-
neve could have kept going much
longer.
But after seeing from the papers
what others said Tanlac had done for
them I somehow felt like It would
help me and<it has not only helped
me. it has made me feel like a new
person About all that is left Of my
sufferings il the memory Of it. Why,
my stomach trouble has disappeared
entirely for can eat just anything
without a pain or a sign Of indiges-
ton afterwards. Ny housewofk is .
pleasure and for the first time since
my troubles began I can sit through
a theatrical performance and enjoy
II. Ny sleep 10 sound and festful ev.
cry night and. really. have never
felt better in my life. Tanlac has
certainly been a fine thing for me and
believe 1t viii help anyone who 10
suffering a. I did,
Tanlac 10 sold ID Augusta by BOW
ditch Webster Co.. and the leading
druggist in every city ana town.
Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-30

paS< 81 years. Ar. Babb - o gradu-
sete q Amherst, class ok 1855, and Of
ths Bangor Andover Theological
Semfnariee- They were married on
Sept. ~, 1853.
Norman Dollo6. son Of Dr.. ana
Mrs.. David z. Dolio6 Of Bid6eford. ID
but - years old bat has entered the
High school. He took the examfna-
tion last year. but his parents thought
best to wait another year before en-
terins.
The youngest member Of the class
II 1850 ct Dartmouth College. who II
planning to attend the 1soth ami
versary celebration. Oct 1920. 10
Ferguson Haines. aged 70. Of Bidde-
ford. J. n. Patterson. ciassmate Of
Mr. Ferguson. writes tnat there are
uine survtving members Of the class.
the oldest being J. q. Jaclrman Of
Sacfamento. Calf. aged 50 years.
ThouAands of coolies from Shan
tung passed through northern Maine
during the first years Of the war
bound for France, where they served
- iaborers with the army and else
where. They attracted much atten-
tim, but owing to war restrictions,
| received little publicity. They are
row returning home, landing ct Hail.
ffax ana being shipped across the con-
tinent to Vancouver, where trans.
ports await them.
The Georges River Railroad line is
being extended to the Bachelor lime
rock quarry in Union. a distance Of
about two miles. The road 70 now
owned by the Great Northern Paper
Co. and speculation as to its future
use and development is heard on all
sides, with nothing given out by the
company.
Whitman Mitchell Chandler Of Brook
line IL In the .nteriug class at Bowdoin
College this fail Mr.. Chandler II a son
Of Cieaveland A. Chandler. a grandson
of Horace p. Chandler. great-Erandsoa
Of Peleg W. Chandler and great-great-
grandson of Parker Cleaveland. all of
whom have been associated with Bruins
wick or Bowdoin College for many
years. The Chandler homestead in
Brunswick at IS Federal 1,street was
built originally by ParkeN Cleveland
and n his death passed to his daugh-
ter who was the wife OF Peleg W.
Chandler. It has remained in the
Chandler family all these years. It is
now owned by the Misses Grace and
Ellen Chandler, aunts of Whitman N.
Chandler. and this winter Ii occupied
by PROBE ssor stanwood Of Bowdoin Col
iege.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-30

Men interested IN aviatton naSt
advanced the theory that phOto.
graphic maps % cities made ffenn
Views taken from IN aifpIAns. would
be 0f yaiae ~ : Part Of the roeoeo1
of the FIRE Deparslneuf. 1noy WouIl
- 80 va1uAb1S % shS flfo lchtef -
similar maps Of the battis6esde 81
France proved to the Remainder 81
arinies. Such b map. Tor tnstancs.
would enable the ciiief 70 know q I
france the best means of eettine at :
BIG fre. the surrounding fools 0no %
forth BY ess % the nlap tho AN.
gerpus areas ana Aotl&s could 81 b3ot.
tsd IN tlis same sAAnhAr - q 80.
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Weaver Sits at the Loom of Time"
Mrs. Ira p. Watson and Miss Ruth
A. Written made an appeal to the
Circles that they help the Kings
Daughters Home Of Bangor. Miss
Farnsworth. international Secretary
of New York sent US her greeting.
Voted to send a letter to Brunswick
Circle, which has disbanded. Greet
ings to Miss Helen Hutchinson and of
sympathy to Mrs. Ada Holmes, Liver
more. Letter of appreciation to the
family Of Miss Fannie E. Lord. past
State president and council member.
Nominating committee reported the
following names which were voted
upon and accepted for the coming
year: Honorary president, Mrs. Byron
Stevens. Portland: State president,
Mrs. Annie III. Lewis. Whitefield;
State secretary, Mrs. F. G. Eaton.
Bangor: State treasurer, Miss Lydia
A. Facey. Portland: auditor. Mrs.
Julia NJ. Bearce, Portland.
A Memorial service was held for
the following members Of our Order
who have crossed the bar" since
last we met: Volunteer Circle. Brew
er. Mrs. Myra Rand: Non Ego Circle.
Portland. Mrs. George Owen: Mig
pan Circle. Livermore Falls. Mrs.
effie wilkins. Mrs. Reed. Mrs. Myra
b. Fuller: Dereas Circle, Bangor.
Mrs. w. c. Miller. AIRS. e. z. Brown.
Miss Ellen 8. Littiefieid. Mrs. Annie
Cowan; Helping Hand Circle. Joice
and Pittston. Mrs. Louise Eongfellow.
Prayer by State president. Mrs. C. X.
Smith; reading by State president.
Mre. c. r.. Smith. Perfect Harmony.
Convention members then enjoyed
sitting in session with the Helping
Hand Circle, Pittston and Joiee. The
meeting opened by singing. nAch
member. some of whom weie Juniors.
recited helpful Scripture verse OF
poem. at the roll call. Adjoufn-
mefft.
Amer another sumptuous feast the
evening session opened at 1.te.
Prayer BY Mrs. smith. Afterwards
Miss Lydia Facey. Council member.
gave extended reports Of 1nterna.
tionai Conventions held at Burlington
wonderful National work. An I can
say h. that the Order has not suf.
fefed from the war. ana that the
Kine's Daughters work n alive. from
Maine to TEXAS and from New York
TO California. Mia Facey was once
more elected - Council member.
Mrs. smith now welcomed 1frs.
Lewis 20 the eradicate chair ana
retired amid cheefa, for her untirine
York. tsf7.ts. wish mi6ht have
time to tell you at length Of this
IN fefa nnd n fht1a aayshsn a~A 49,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-30
SIDNEY

wEST-Mrs. Annetta Ward re-
turned to her home in Hallowell last
Wednesday. During her short visit
here she attended the Sunday school
and church service at the BapsEt
church where she a number Of years
attended faithfully with her family
Mrs. Ward was heard in the Sunday
school in prayer and gave a short
talk TO the school. which was en-
joyed. We hope q like privilege may
be hers and ours.
A large number from this place at
tended the State and Pennington
fairs.
Mrs. o. B. Abbott has returned TO
her home from visit Of several
months in the West where she Wis
tied her parents. s.5.sy -
W. c. Abbott has purchased new
tractor to promote the work on the
farm
Mrs. Wesley Clark. Belgrade, was
calling last week on Mr.. and Mrs.
Ralph Ballard Of Winthrop who were
visiting at the latter's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ephraim Ballard.
george newell Is working Tor E. G.
Wyman on the farm. Eugene Smith is
working for E. c. Knowles, Belgrade.
Harry Damren, Belgrade, passed
Sunday at the home of Narcellus
Blaisdell
Mrs. Mary Lyon and Mrs. Louise
Lyon returned to their homes Sunday
after a week at Ocean Point.
~
Russell. of Augusta. were callers a,
the Richardson homestead Sunday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Mills and Mr.
and Mrs. c. e. Smith went to Bel
grade Sunday to visit the formers
daughter. Mrs. leighton Castle.
d. w. Blaisdell of Smithfield was al
his home here Sunday for a short
time. His friends were glad to sex
him at his old home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-30

Miss Emma Goldman h an dressed
mp and no place TO 60. She has been
ordered depor1ed to Russia. but It In
claimed that she cannot legally be
sent there, IS this government does
not recognize the present Russian
government She is to be given a
welcome by her former anarchistic
friends when she reaches Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-30

Mr. GoERers has given notice that
labor VIII not hesitate to disobey an
anti-str1ke law Il passed Does this
mean that labor Is henceforth TO be
recognized n officially lawIess, obey
ing only such Laws as appeal to its
fancy?
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Make II Brief

II may be of much interest to you.
Nj. visitor. but the fellow who asks
how you feel today doesn't want to
listen 90 a lot Of symptoms. Remember
ihat-From (Hot Sprinss) Arkansaw
Thomas Cat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-30

The Pomona Grange Of venango
vounty. PennsyivaniA. has passed the
following resolution:
Resolved, That tnaxuauch as various
labor organizations are demanding IN
elEht-ho1f day. ne. as members Of the
resenfine L susorainafe ersnEes ana Z
nembershtp Of 1see. do hereby 60 On
record ~ fAyofing m equal working
day for fArmefR We teel Justified II
the ae4 notwithst.nding greatiy n:
creased prices resulting from leaseoed
farm production-'
Wen be up TO date on this labor
business II il kills us.
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Eastern Steamship Lines, ID
Bestea and hsrtlaad Line
8. s. RANSOM 3. FULLEI

Freight and easssnssr SERVES
Leave Portland. Franklin VIE.
MONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS 4
FRIDAYS at 7-3o r. II. for Boston
Return-Leave Boston. ceein
Wharf. TUESDAYS. THURspAl
and SATURDAYS at 6 p. n.
BATH : scoTHsAY LINE
ssrvies diseontinusd for che ssassa
r - HARADEN. supt., Bsth, Ne
q = CLAY. Supt-. rert1AnA Ne
tlyfSitf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-30

There's more than one way to apply
the law of diminishing returns to the
high cost Of living. Things go up
and never DO return.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-30
Light and Anv

They talk about q womAn's sphere
As though II has a limit:
There's not o spot on sea or shore.
A sanctum. ONCE, shop or store
There amt no nothing. any more
Without woman in it.
Boston TRANSCRIPT
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Never solit. an Insioit;ve

The Professor-"After years Of effort
] must confess defeat. cannot writs-
There il no originality in me: neither
can 1 preeent the thoughts of others
pleasingiy. But" and his face bright
ened at the thought, IT will teach 9TH
ers to WRITE 30 he became a profes-
sor Of English.-Life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-30

Open Diplomacy" Breach of Good
Faifh--Headline
Then ioprn Covenants. openly ar
rived At was never 10 be taken seri-
susly anywa:.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-30
Name Gossip
Americans Still


Gthel @ara strickland. Kew Port
land. Ne)
Gone are the heroes Of --ssvsp<y-fve,
And the colonists' stormy dtys
When might makes right was the
And no one 70 say them s.y.
TIL out Of the group Of piSnesss
And their struggles with dangers
Arose an army of dauztle8 men
Whose spirit no foe could dim
And then it was a soul ~'as born
Il known afar--the wide world through
AZ the good old U. .. n
Safe through the battles Of .'sixty-Ons.' .
Clear through to -sixfy-6ve.
When Linccln's pen injustice rent
Which had Haunted TO the Skies-
Its shameful banner Of tyranny.
Which then. forever oerfhfown.
Proclaimed aloud to the nations sons
Would never again be known.
Then the Spanish war its shadow cast
To Keep its record Of freedom clear.
Its bzxifaer Of right 10 wave.
Then II was that Dereys name
Was linked to lasting fame
Whine santiago and san Jean HIN
Their toll Of heroes claimed
And side BY side on Honor's page
With thee martyrs of other days.
shall. stand the name of our own dear
Who died q world to save.
No purer cause, from conquest ffse,
Had ever nation found
To draw her sword in Freedom's name
For weaker nations-bound.
o little Belgium. dauntiees. brave...
How poor The words our love to tell
WhoDS spirit like q flaming torch
No German hordeS could Qvell.
Across your borders. fruitful. fair,
The naurderous Hun might rave,
You gave your all to stem the tide,
The precious days to save.
Wherein fair France her men might
To meet her hated foe.
That England. too, might come across
Full soon her weight 10 throw
Into the Mnes Of armed men
That daily grew ana spread
Until for miles the countryside
Resounded to their tread.
md italy. too. her quota gave
The Austrian strength to sap.
TN proud Vienna quailed before
The conquerors Of the Alps
Tho Russian might to weakness fen
Entangled in the thfoes
OF changes vast and bloody days.
Yet from the chaos rose
A spirit keen for Freedoms light,
When seffdoms dark despair
Rang forth its clarion note Of war
And challenge on the AZ.
And then at last. from sleep arousel,
America heard the call
That sent her gallant youths across
To form living wall.
OF pluck ana gfit and nehtins pen
That only Yankees claim
That fought the Hun with might and
victory their saiy aim.
Chateau-Thierry. there It was
The tide Of battle turned
For Yankee lads ne'er knew retreat
And In their souls there burned
The blood Of heroes rast ana sons
That. kindled by the fame
OF lore of country. sacrifice.
Gave them immortal fame.
So thus we bring our tribats 10
The living and the dead.
For the Lord Of Hosts their CArtAln
Ana By His guidance led,
The name AMERICA shall stand
Down through the ages long
For justice. wisdom, Righteousness,
Truths champion against wrong,
America. America
Long shall thy fame endure.
Long shall thy eo,ors proudly nosa
For Freedoms cause % pufe.
America. America
Our WatchWord and our pride!
America. America,
For thee thy sons would dies