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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
GIRLS At
SN SUMMER HOME
Find Fun, Frolic And Instruc-
tom. IN Wholesome Out
door Life
ROUTINE or THE CAMP


Today the sixth season of the Bal
8timore Camp Fire Girls began II
beautiful spot On the Severn River,
and vii Last until August y. Reser-
yasions have been made for about $50
girls 50 Tar. On the Fourth of July
there will be special program, in
Guiding flag exercises and water
sports.
The camp IL known as Camp Wa
wawcusia, which means whippaorwill.
There are sd many of these birds In
the beautiful trees along the severn's
bank.
The camp has one Of the best bath
ing beaches along the river. which is.
d great asset. as water sports form
one Of the chief attractions Mrs
YIN j. nuttner. the cher guardian
az fie Camp Fire organization. OF Bal
timore, ii director 81 the camp, and
has as her assistants Miss Lola Tebbs
ana Miss Margaret Benson. who are
always at the camp 10 chaperon the
girls. and usually there are two or
tAree other guardians, with their re-
speetiye camp fires A cook IS EN-
ployed for The season. so the duties
or the girls in camp are very few,
thus aff0rding them plenty OF time for
resi- and recreation. which soon tells
It's story, by producing rosy cheeIs,
bright eyes and healthy appetites.
Routine III camp Life
The camp Ii now On schedule hours,
and each week an interesting pro-
gram Is prepared The camping week
always begins and ends on Monday.
so as one crowd reluctantly bids q
fond farewell To camp another crowd
of 20 to Is Is rejoicing that they have
at last arrived in what seems to them
the Land Of Hearts Desire The
girls leave Camden Station on the
Annapolis Short Line, and after about
5 minutes ride, arrive at Robinson
Station. where they pile into a wagon
baggage and all. and ride three miles
to the camp
The real routine does not begin until
Tuesday, when at I d. n. the bugIe
sounds the reveille. and you see sleepy
eyes peeping from bedlum Of blan-
kets. for the nights are always cool.
especially when sleeping on army cots,
so blankets form necessary part Of
tho campers outfit.
Some Of the especially energetic
girls plunge Ia for morning dip;
as soon as they arc cheared the bugle
sounds the call I'd coIors and the pines
and coves echo sThe star -Spangled
Banner and the nag Is raised After
Il few minutes of vigorous exercise.
comes the mess call and there is a
general rush for the breakfast table.
After breakfast the camp IS cleared
and then the girls 90 for mail or spend
IN hour in doing beneficial work and
winning assigned duties for camp hon
ors AT II O'Clock whistle blows and
everybody III ready for fhe morning
swim Everybody who has been pro-
nounccd physically able learns to
swim while IN camp, under the direc-
lion OF competent teachers
After dinner comes rest hour, from
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
WINNERS OF RACES
AND BASEBALL GAME
At EDGEWATER PICNIC

The EdgeWater Methodist Episcopal
Sunday Selloal picRic held saturday.
Maa d great success people from All
over tie county meeting for d good
time with the children
The prize winner IN the sack race
was Gordon Duvall.
The nrize-winnera III the potato
race were William Wilson, Gordon
Duvall and Raymond Care, for the
Toys, and Carolyn windsor, OF Bai-
.timore. for the girls The bail game
between Cedar Grove and Edgewaler
teams was won by Cedar Grove after
Il close contest. Score, ii to 81
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
CHI RS.ET SOCIALIST
LEAGUE CONFERENCE
PETITIONS PRESIDENT
sAcEa EmmeaIase Reaease egE Con.
seaensc sDhieeksrs New Held III
Re&eEma pEiaans

Il call to action was sounded re-
Gently ID group b Church Socialists,
IL consequence oF which q conference
was held Last Friday III the People
House New York City.
The spirit og This conference vas
one Of intense earnestness and conae-
crafiom III tie cause DC Christ against
Asarinson Il vas the conviction 81
those present that tile Church has not
ret aroused itself 10 defend the OPP
pressed III the midst Of the world
crisis. the Church seems TOO much
bent upon saving ITSELF from the social
crash. rather than saving down-trod-
den humanity
bishop Paul Jones called tie confer
ence 70 order and outlined It's purpose
The Rev. James II. Smiley. ar AnIlapo4
liz, vas elected chairman anu lie
Rev William r. spnnord. III brook
lyn N. Y,, secretary.
The main purpose Of the conference
Was expressed iii manifesto COM
posed ~ Bishop Jones III calls the
Church 10 repent from IT'S apostasy !:
10 renopnce tile rule nf Manamon In
Church and State. and I'd load the
revolutionary forces which are de-
taanding real social justice and i pure
democracy
The following letter was ananisioas-
rs adopted ana ordered sent 10 Presi-
dent wilson
L
TO the Hon Woodrow Wilson.
President of tile tnitea States.
sIIonored Sire
We the Church Socialist League In
conference assembled this 9th day Of
june 1. 1919. at New York. al most
earnestly petition that You exercise all
the powers of your high office To en-
force the Constitutional rights 81 all
our citizens. In particular We men-
ton the following violations of our
American Magma Charta
(i) Raiding Tile offices 81 Socialist
HEADQUARTERS. wspapers and schools.
"(2l Cruel treatment of 'conscien-
Etious directors In Il. s. Federal pris-
ons. We demand their immediate re-
lease
tsl The publication Or ineentliary
periodicals which ineite to riot, notab-
III Enpey Treat En- Rough
We would further urge that nations
I'm Europe. which are endeavoring To
work out their own salvation. &c not
Ehindered hy our military forces. and
that yon as the recognized chief ex-
ponent OF Democracy express your ms
euuiyocal disapproyal of any attempt
OF the Allies to strange European
Democracy III Its cradle
Al special number Of the official Or
gan THE Social Preparation viii be
published for circulation at the Gem
eral Convention, which meets at De-
troit Id October Rev. a. 4. Byron
Curtis Is managing editor.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
Many Children At clinic

Saturdays attendance at the Child
Welfare Clinic was 4 record -breaker
There were BE- children present and
The children were on their best be-
hayior They sang with vim and
manifested great interest Il, weight
and measurement and other routine
work The children are looking for
ward To the picnic promised and the
boat ride to be Afforded BY the Cover
nnr's wife, which they anticipate With
great pleasure
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
DIVISION or THE u. S.
FLEET TOMORROW

Actaai division aG the rnitea states
Fleet into Atlantic ana pas rees
.sill begin tonorrou New Yorks
when Admiral Hugh RodWan. SIS eau,-
gnander in-chief III The Pacific fieeg
VIII hoist his Tag on me superdresa-
=naught New Mexico
immediately afserward the hattie
ships. destroyers and aux iiiaries as
signed 10 his command viii start nloy-
ing to Hampton Roads for ceneefltra-
lion before starting for san Francisco.
about July III
Admiral Henry E MAYO who has
been commander in -chief Of the fleet
since Tie United States entered TIC
war. will lower his flag from tile
Pennsylvania III New York today fin-
naediately afterward Admiral Henry
ID. Wilson. the new commander al
The Atlantic fleet. viii raise his ,laf
Admiral benson. chief of naval
Operations. will 90 To New York j. VII
ness the transfer af commansls and
to thank Admiral Mayo Oh behalf 81
Secretary Daniels for his splendid ree-
lord as commander N chief nf the At.
iIaniic naval forces The transfer III
Rags Will be attended by impressive
ceremonies with the greater part q
the Atlantic fleet assembled ID ute
Hudson river
Admiral MAYO WI anIe X washing
ton this week 10 serve as member
| of the general board az the navy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
ssaka sshio. clly 8 Tolelo.

E5GzztN - $sea4ASs A4sAg "a y SASsSADe
Hsacas Cnnnty SIS.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he
n seml0r partner oe the arm Of n ..
Cheney q Co, doing business II the
cir Hoiedo. Coanty and State afOre-
sala aaa thai said Arm viii pay the
sam IL ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for sa and every casa 81 Catarfah
Aasae nnoE be cured hy the uae ~
HALLS CATARRAF MEDICTNE
FRANK I. CHENEY.
sworn Is before nae and subscribed
il M presauce this eta day of De-
ssss ~. 1885
j. NJ. GLEASON
fsmN Notary Public
1919 gsasarrah Medicine = taken
lntes y and acsa khgOugh the Blood
on tha Eueu0ua Sntaaces oe tasa sys-
TEN. send tor testimonials, fres
CHENEY u O. Toledo G.
aosd ~ AL gse
HANS TamEIy Esflla tog c0ns zen.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
.On Nsatlon lIonae RIotler

William 81 Murray was arrested By
Officer Fsne, charged with being drunk
and disorderly. He had hearing Go-
fore Justice Welch. and was nned
s2.Ss. which was paid.
James Butler colored, VAS arrested
on the oath OF Lena Woottsn, charged
with disorderly eonduet The arrest
was made by Officer I.owmaan The
accused had hearing before Justice
Wsleh and vas fined S2.75, which BIZ
paid and mas dismissed.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
LEAVE g,asifTNGvON

GOO Gll Nts,, sail,. fD.til if.nJ a. 81. 1905.
i8tls = 81, 1tIt asa s1f5 A.aa. hstaA
si.na, 7.0a, 40 1876. ". nj, 100 Al. M.
Unity except Sa1iday
connecting liz tt,entau With T.. r. ~
HIsneiil AitatRHliS to baltimore.
State House SttiNn faliege Avenue and
llntieu streets. Carxsd fIAll. Maryland
Hotel. 0iliee +. $. = a.. for atEirers mid.
shfpiaHn etts, ennnected with the Naval
AfaapifIy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
FIlm Ven aDllIess u Tax o. Tleka1s

= III 771VE NE77ENEt e 2 p p 2 $500
slfrel Hack of Rocklaud, Me, haa
Lasn elected president of the Motion
Picture E1hitisars of America ~ the
annual convention 20 the oTganlxaliou
The 1890 convention viii he held as
naeal View Na resolution "a be-.
isl'esa seated 81 Congress. ask!ng repeal
81 Va ~ pcr sent tex on eommlsalora
10 moving picture theatres ana the
tax an iilns was adopted bS Che On
hibitora
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30

prof.. Theodore Johnson. 8. 81,
and son AfDolaey ire On & trip II West
Virginia, where they arc enjoying 2
hike throngIl the nuuusains.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30

It is not surprising that woman
never knows her own mind when she
keeps changing II 30 often.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30

Ton never cau tel t.ising adsita
sioesn always Be- sly the people ssll0
want something FOR nothing
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30

The man who shows the white
eeash naeAn4 expect the rest Of he
w0rId 20 Be color blind
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
70 Attend
3 Kennten

10 Attend
4 Reunion
Mr.. Walter OveYton Snyder. Jr. Of
Birdsyiiie. left this afternoon Tor Lss-
high University to attend the rennion
nelng given tor all the students who
served during the war.
Mr snyder Was d graduate of the
class Of 1918.
Mrs. q. a Hodges, wife sof clerk 70.
the County Treasurer has gone TO the
mountains of Western Maryland to
recuperate.
Mrs. Gcraci and daughter. Miss
Mamie, loft here today for a sojourn
Id the Blue Ridge mountains.
Mrs. Mary Davis and daughter.
MIS- Carrie Droll, spent Sunday ID
Washington
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30

Dr. nmrgan, pastor Of the First n.
Il. church. left today on q motor trip
ID C.Olunlhus. O,. III attend tbs Metho-
dist Centenary being held there He
will be gone al0Ai ten days
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30

& 10 M, and then u Is not too
warm some 20 canoein cw las. n
hiking. At 1 o'clock Inc Aisele again
sounds forth TIE swimmlI hour
AZ Is b ii. sapper isserved and
AFTER that the girls plas games, Or
Is out on the wAser anl sing until
bedtime At 10 b. n taps ire sounded
ana all Ii quiet then ore may look
from the porch across fhesevern and
behold scene too beautiIl to be for
gotten, for between the hadows 81
two pfne trees the moon alSes path
straight across the Naters
sing For Neighbers
On Monday there are usaaily no spe.
ciai programs Tuesday enings the
whole camp goes to nsarhy neigh
b0rhood to sing for them This year
We expect 10 have an nlas leIe accom-
panlment For every Wednesday eye-
ming tracking trip Il pAnned, when
the guardians set i trail tAr two miles,
to be followed BY tbs resESof the girls
Friday there Is nsua picnic
supper, followed By 4 suncil meet
ing out -of doors. This akes very
pretty picture when tlis girls circle
around fire on high hill and SO
through with their cere pny and as
they sing Nanny Moo the moon
comes peeping from bel @d the trees
las though in answer their song.
AT this time the girls q seive honors
for duties performed camp. a
prize il always awarded the camp
fire having the largest Ser cent. Of
honors, so there Is alwas trong COM
petition among the vars graaps
seiursiay Il Ali das iii the AFT
ernoon there Is d prs red Of I'M
promptu entertainment Zen BY some
one 81 the group Sons ies there u
baby party, when all girls dress
up as little girls or boss SATURDAY
evenings they 60 on 10 Anna
polls ii trucks.
Sunday ii another es lng day, for
the. camp Is besieged 9Th visitors,
friends and parents. aetimes ar
rangements can be ma 10 have the
girls taken to Sunday hool, but Il
this is Impossible a ice Is CON
Quoted Iii the bungalow
This year ali arc hning over
night hikes to Annapo
MathematicalIy spea i u four
times as hard to forE and forget
than to simply give ai at.
The postage rate on ais and let.
tiers will be reduced to old rate as
before the war, July Unused
stamped envelopes and stals Of the
increased rate will be led during
the month OF July onlS
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
I.KsyE nAITlMORE

AK MA. Nh. a.ss. iO.8a ii.aa. Il Ut
5s, il.sa. 80. n..a. It's N MI. 1910
AZ 81
Ali tfafHa receive or discharge uaaReuaeta
Tit iptaI 3t~ftfs between Annnpnila and
Naya Aeadesny Junction and at Llnths
ieuin IN sigaai.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30

Now Il d waaH,a should Be- elef
president whaf ] spessee Is size wetilit
aske pitching lhe litat DaI ii the
eagtle season.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
flilea 3 MKs. ENMA ARBo4-r GAGE


Iii me sprliagt inae.
X aaie 70 mate.
ssk and fragrance
a.e wait
4 # 9tar gentle coming
liiq mad heart sings
Isl ioYe and longing
and springs
this MAD song
go woslld always
df8f Iase remember.
~ hsed Us they
sla tle twilight
WIZ, afifting through
III s,st ~ fery Questioning
ai.Ie walt FOR ys'li
May d. Hatch
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
Alss Kane's Engagemelat
formally knn0nncn1

Mrs Y Zane announces the en-
saEenlent III her daughter. Miss Mary
Evelyn Zane TO Lieut. Arthur II. Del
Der Z = Al. Of washington. Tho
Wedding viii take place II the early
autumn Miss Zane Is the daughter
/ q the late Rear Admiral Zane. u. s..
and sister Of Mai Randolph
Aatle u N c, who was killed GA
tranee she Is an unusually pretty
aa sl3lfnling girl and IL great belle
q tfa saval Academy, where she has
eeen attending the hops since her
stalalsiFl DAYS. Lieut.. DeiDert e1-
peeis shortly q be released from the
sefyise and viii resume the practice
81 las IN Washington.
The announcement 81 the engage
,aent 81 relatives 81 Miss Rane ana
.l'ieli netbert Was made at sea
Even By Mrs Zane 1t was very IN
s'Fiaal IS both families ere In deep
MOURNING but very pretty satin
geddtns bells hung above thc tea Ia
SIS aud j miniature bride and Ariae-
tf9aRi surrounding the cake lisciOs-
9 ne pleasant secret.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30

!. .''h .tnaes N Munroe has returned
.,'l'. slailtle City where no went Id
al ihe annual State llar Ass0cia-
W Invention of MARYLAND which
- lls'ia here the last few DAYS.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30

The postage rate on tals and let.
sters Will be reduced to h old rate as
before the war. july Unused
stamped envelopes and stals Of the
increased rate will be gtsserl ed during
the month OF July 0nls
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
The Malaria Mosquito

Al mosquito cannot communicate malaria unless
mosquito will transmit malarial parasites to tbs
blood of person and these maarial parasites which
feed on the blood should be destroyed before they
have time to increase in numbers MalaTial Fever Is
sometimes called Chs and Fever, Bilious Fever and
Swamp Fever
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30

Al5er Robert Brady 4. S. a., Is on q
,s alss Ieare which he Is spending
~ b otller. Mrs. James Esrady
81 Slie Nater Works.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
Rugs & Carpets Dry
Cleaned
ANNAPOLIS STORAGE d
TRANSFER co.
n NORTH aYKaT RmHa
EshanA kaa

Phane SEQ
lec "a. ID, esaamsn@ ans@
49, Iar the sunmsR MaanshH en-
IS and Germ pFee9 ensss naxsams
s. !, sa,.aFe sassa.
IS sssh On detIvery.
$, pert paehera ger sss..n -
sala. are aiAa crntsmg fmsn2 asgssa aaa
ss, saeni - MI parte N ~. Ts'e.sS
sseys t.ssses storage UaneRqss ess5R
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30

Mathematically spea II Is four
times as hard to forE AMI forget
than to simply give aI let.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
w b. e A. Electric:
Railroad.
MIn.CITY TERMINALS

IIaif IIaurfg Serxi,e Marniilg and Evenapg
p,stsyasn S,inanoiia lsnftiuiore aa4
WAShlng4sfi aud Fasp Monde
lNssUinrtnif una Camp Meade
paSsengafa etangf III Naval
Academy Janetiunl
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
Grove .
Tasfekess Grill Tonic

possesse5 cover to entirely noutraize tho mala-
rial poison. The Quinine in GROVES TASTELESS
chill TONIC kills the germ and the Iron enriches the
blood.
ind effect of GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC Ik
is an exceptionally good general strengthening tonic
for the Child, for the Mother and all the Family.
Pleasant to take. Price 60c.
Perfectly HarnsRegs. Contains ne
Mssx~wOs1Sca Ose other Poisonous Dssus
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
1.EAyn ANNApns.Ea
SA;...S %trers station

i iO MO Gsa. ftsA. 80. A7.IA san ask
ia.sm iii u IL az. ie2N iaa. ~. 4. IN
Rs.aa. x45a a20. stisu Tn0. So. la.aA
fi.sa All MI
Leave NAyai Aca,irltty Cake 10 HaInutee
eaflinf state l8nst Station. hlnsAet
earlier.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
tkaage Of
Rshlenee

lient b II. White, u s. ~. aud
MIS- White. who have heen living al
MI Conduit street. have taken the
Aqlfe rs Market street.
le family Of Mrs, Dnniel II. Ma
stuilef are occupying the house own
ed b. pr James nj Magruder, 1856
llake Of Gloucester street. having
moved from 90 State Circle.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
county b. II. n.
lsA16s yle1ory Meet

The Anne Arundel Chapter, Mrs
Robert 4. Welsh, regent. met at The
beautiful home of Mrs Robert 81
Henry. severna Park A victory ceie-
sbration viii be held Ut the Indian
Landing. severn river. at which Dr.
Arthur NJ sfipiey will be the speak
er. and the returned soldiers will be
invited On Friday evening, June 20,
.nt SO Johns Protestant Episcopal
Hall. GamDriil Md, large gathering
was addressed BY tho Rev DR. Philip
Cook. who told 81 his participation III
the closing scenes Of the war.
Mr. and Mrs. Ridgeaway. OF RaIfi-
more. were called here Saturday BY
tho serious illness Of Mr. Frank lSries.
Mrs. Kries II Mrs Ridgeaway's cou-
sin.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30

II. a8a Mrs. 81 r Fisher. Of Cedar
s left saturday fnr Newark
who're they will spend week
Bti5 IL lal yea
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30

.I, R6bfrt il, DashtelI, has been
fsf several days which he han
80 lsalilng With his mother On
i.4g. III tslonrester street
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30

Sunday Is another en-
the camp Is besieged
friends and parents
ia tlgements can be MAY
girls taken to Sunda =
this is Impossible a
Quoted Iii the bungalow
This year all are II
night hikes to Annapo
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30

Lieut. Arthur I.angileld Il. s. ~. who
Bag heen spending the past month
Nth Mrs I.angfield at their old home
Detroit Mich., has returned Mrs
hagiieid is expected TO arrive home
~ last III The week md will be &c
0Hnanied By her mother.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-30
Jailed Away
BIZ illness

Mr. and Mrs McNew have been call.
ID h Philadelphia, by tho serious Ill
new - their son Thomas. They left
yesterday.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-27
Die Dolkerliea aitf scr
SrtcSenskonfer

Garts, 27. San. - 0ie 86Iferliqo
6ilOete beute oo8 Sauptt6ema ultf Ser
6rie0en8fonferen3.
8ie belttige SauptoufqQ6e nar 6ie
8nbl Der fleineren gtatiSnen bon 5
8elegaten fir ieoe8 Ser Spe3iolfo-
mitee8, Die Sam8tog in8 2e6en gerlt-
fen Doroen naren.
Sm 8erein NIT Der Qiga aont-
million miro cine unoffi3ielle 0rgani-
iation, Die ooliierten @eiellidoften
fir Die 80lferIiga" tatig iein - cine
9(rt ~Glearingbouie" fin 6o8 offi3iel.
le &outitee.
Soue8 &6oma8, Ser Better ser
en9liiden Giienbo6ner, bielt in ser
eriten Sibung eine bohbe0elttanoe
Geoe, In Der er 0nrdltf binmies, ooB
Die gon8e 8eIt iid in einen 8uItonoe
BON g(ufrubr befGn0e lno ooB MIR
ein ngeredter un0 rehter" 5rieoe
Dem Elm 8iel ieBen f0nne. Gr boffe
0ie 9elttihen ouf ser 8erner Sonic.
reu8 3u treffen un0 mer0e i9nen ia
gen. ooB Die gluiierten iie gerettet
1dtten uno 0oB e8 nun ibre 2lufgobe
iet it6 ielbIt 8u retten.
g3aA ibnl nabm 2or6 Cecil 0as
@ort, Ser 6etonte, ooB iebe Station
etOa8 opfern u1iiiie, iolIte oie G0l-
terlign 3u ltQuoe tommen
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Sic letten S6iiie TIT @elttrieg
nnO Die SSene oes 8affenfiufanbes

moglidb ms ON Sonnfog frib biz
9ariier glGtter NIT Der gl6oonfun0
Oes &aiiers idpeigeno at ii6errei.
den. 8ir bo6en feiu 2GdeIl fei.
uen &riumpb in i6ren 3iigen geIe.
len.
9lrh Sen ltlnItur5 Itn0 luniere
9lrbeiten nidt geIt6rt lporoen. lin
iere 9(ffreoitibe, Die ii6rigen8 MN
oui Die n6euti6e Gegierltng" lau-
teterL bebieIten ibre @GItigfett.
9tud fonnten mir lms bol0 hit
ebert iHS @inbernebmen ieben un6
ourd boroufgegongene fleine 3uge-
Itdn6niiie oon iaiten Des 8egnerS
Die beoingungsloie llnteriperfrng ser
reuen Regierltng nod etrpos ber-
Geiierll.
llnn1ittelbar Dor S6luB Der 8luei-
ten lno Iebten 8lenoriitltng brad.
ten mir tunieren ieiner3eit aud ber.
9}roteIt in 0euti6er
Sprahe gum 8ortrag. 2(6er 6aS
S6rtftitif nit 10 Ifne.
rem @e0ingungen muBte am Gn6e
Oo6 uniere llntetidriften oufna5-
men.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1919-01-27
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