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The Washington herald., 1920-12-09
WILSON ASKS
BUDGET LAW
Measure Vetoed Now Pro
vides Effective System,
He Says in Address.

Explaining that he reluctantly
vetoed the Budget bill passed at
the last session of Congress because
Of constitutional objections, Presi-
dent Wilson in his address to Con-
gress Tuesday urged its repassage
as essential to the proper handling
Of government estimates and ex-
and to bring them to q
point where they will not be an un-
necessary strain on our income or
necessitate unreasonable taxation.
After the veto the House Of Repre-
sentatives modified the bill to meet
the objection, the President ex-
planned. and in the revised form the
bill. he said. coupled with action
already taken by Congress to re-
wise its rules and procedure. fur
nishes the foundation for an effec-
tive national budget system.
81 earnestly hope, therefore" the
President said, that one of the
first steps taken by the present ses-
sion Of Congress will be to pass the
budget bill"
The Washington herald., 1920-12-09
Doctor Tells H0lD
To Strengthen Eye
sight so Per Cent
In One Weeks Time
In Many Instances:
A Free Prescription You Can Have
Filled and Use at Home.

A Free Prescription You Can Have
Filled and Use at Home.
Philadelphia, Pa Do you wear
glasses? Are you a victim of eye
strain or other eye weaknesses? II
so, you will be glad to know that
according to DIR. Lewis there is real
hope for you. Many whose eyes
were falling say they have had their
eyes restored through the principle
Of this wonderful free prescription.
One man says, after trying It: "I
was almost blind; could not read
at all. Now I can read everything
without any glasses and my eyes
do not water any more. At night
they would pain dreadfully: now
they feel fine all the time. It was
like a miracle to me-" A lady who
used 1t says: The atmosphere
seemed hazy with or without glass
for fifteen days everything seems
clear. ! can even read fine print
without glasses" 1t Is believed that
thousands who wear glasses can
now discard them in q reasonable
time and multitudes more will be
to be spared the trouble and ex-
pense of ever getting glasses. Eye
troubles of many descriptions may
be wonderfully benefited by fol-
lowing the simple rules. Here Is
the prescription: Go to any active
drug store and get bottle of Bon
Optic tablets. Drop one Bon-Opto
tablet in a fourth Of a glass of wa
ter and allow to dissolve. With this
liquid bathe the eyes two to four
times daily. You should notice
your eyes clear up perceptibly right
from the start and inflammation
viii quickly disappear. II your ewes
are bothering you. even a little.
take steps to save them now before
II Is too late. Many hopelessly
blind might have been saved IL they
had cared for their eyes in time.
NUTE: Another prominent physician to
whom the above article was submitted, said:
bon-Opto is q very remarkable remedy.
It's Constituent ingredients are well known
to eminent eye specialists and widely pre-
scribed By them. The manufacturer euar.
antee 1t to strengthen eyssight 50 per cent
In one weeks time In many instances or
refund the money. II can be obtained from
any good druggist and it is one Of the very
Few prescriptions i feel should be kent on
hand for regular use in almost every fam
n.y." 1t il sold in this city by ali rood
drusgists, including the Peoples Drug
Stores.-Adv.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-09
Mason Calls Upon
Congress to Help
Jobless Workers

Proposals to oust from 10000 to
$4,000 employees in the government
service under the g. o. p. reorgani-
'zation plan. were countered yester-
day when Representative William
Mason, Of Illinois. himself q Re-
publican. introduced q resolution
upon the government depart
ments to provide work for the un-
employed.
Mason, in his resolution, de-
clared that 100000 workers In the
country were idle and that the
nation was q loser to the extent Of
$2o,00o.oo0 a day.
The resolution provides for co-op-
GRAFTON between Congress, the Pres
ident. and State governments, in an
effort to relieve the situation. Each
committee Of Congress Is authorized
to make separate investigations
with a view to providing employ
ment, either public or private, for
the idle.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-09
BLANTON SEEKS
BERGDOLL PROBE

Thomas L. Blanton, Of Texas,
whose objection in the final hours
Of the last session blocked a resolu-
tion calling for an investigation of
the escape of Grover Cleveland Berg
doll, notorious draft-evader of Phil
adelphia, yesterday introduced a
resolution in the House aiming at
just such an inquiry. He proposed
that the House Military Affairs Com
mittee conduct the investigation,
his resolution stating that they
could do 1t with very little expense
to the government, as none Of the
members of said committee draw
any extra pay as committeeman,
such committee already having a
secretary and clerk paid for an
nually by the government, and such
committee having access to the
service of committee stenographers,
paid for annually by the govern
ment."
Pointing out that the committee
on military affairs has made no in
vestigation whatever of the dis
graceful escape of this contemplate
draft deserter." the resolution au-
thorizes the Investigators to pro-
cure all facts relative to fixing re-
sponsibility for said escape and for
the failure to recapture the said
traitor and deserter."
The Washington herald., 1920-12-09
PUT ON
FISCAL COMMITTEE

Seven retiring Democrats. whose
terms expire March 4. 1891, were
selected by the House minority in
caucus yesterday for assignment to
membership on the enlarged Ap-
preparations Committee, in. which
has been concentrated all the
money-giving power in the House
to conform to the budget system.
Retiring members were chosen
for the committee, It was ex-
planned, to prevent embarrassment
in the next Congress. The Repuo-
licans in the Sixty-seventh Con-
gress will so greatly outnumber the
Democrats that the ratio OF assign
ments to committees between the
two parties must necessarily be in
creased, and number of Democrats
would be dropped.
Since members on the new Appro-
priations Committee must resign
their positions, including seniority
rank, on other committees, Demo-
Gratis dropped from the committee
in the next Congress would md
themselves beginning again at the
bottom OF committee after previ-
ousiy having worked their way up
near the top.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-09
BILLPROPOSES
DEPT. MERGER
Darrow to Offer Measure
Joining War Risk and
Vocational Training.

Representative George P. Darrow,
Of Philadelphia, is sponsor in the
House for the movement started by
the American Legian for co-ordi-
mating the work Of the Bureau of
the War Risk Insurance, the Fed
eral Board for Vocational Training
and the Public Health Service in
caring for disabled war veterans.
He declared yesterday that he
would introduce in the House in the
near future a bill designed to REM
edy what he characterized as the
"deplorable" treatment now being
meted out to wounded former SOL
diers. He said that he was in con-
ference with representatives Of the
American Legion.
The plan of the American Legion,
as has been previously outlined, is
to place the activities Of the three
bureaus, as they relate to the
wounded former soldiers, in the
hands Of one central body
THE deplorable treatment now
being accorded the wounded men is
almost matter OF general knowl-
edge" Mr.. Darrow said. There have
come to my attention and to the
attention of many others instances
in which the disabled men of the
war have suffered entirely unneces-
sary hardships.
I'VE know that the conditions ex-
ist and that II Is the duty Of Con-
gress to remedy the situation. The
only question involved now is Just
how that remedy is to be effected.
AS soon as have gathered SUM-
cient data, I will present to the
House q bill designed to meet the
existing conditions. Although I have
not as yet worked out the details Of
the measure. it will in a general way
aim to eliminate red tape.
"As the work IL now organized
the disabled veteran usually must
trail from one bureau to another
In order to obtain what he wants
and needs. The difnculties involved
are unnecessarily discouraging to
him, to say the least"
The American Legion Is centering
its efforts during the coming session
on the soldier bonus bill now in the
Senate, and the measure which Mr..
Darrow has under consideration, ac-
cording to oficials. Mr. Darrow
sponsored two measures,
twice increasing the compensation
given by the government to disabled
men.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-09
WILSON LISTS
1873 NOMINEES
List Submitted to Senate
includes Names Of d. C.
Commissioners.

In a list Of 1ss nominations SUBJ
mitted to the Senate Tuesday by
President Wilson were the names
of Miss Mabel T. Boardman and ].
Thilman Hendrick, District Com
missioners. Their confirmation Is ex-
pected, though the Republican ma
jority has prepared to make a hght
on most of the others, including
John Skelton Williams, who was re-
named as Comptroller Of the Cur
rency.
Miss Boardman and Hendrick
were recess appointees chosen to NIL
vacancies caused by the resignation
Of w. Gwynn Gardiner and Louis
Brownlow. Brownlow accepted a
$4,000 position at Petersburg, Va.
as city manager.-while Gardiner re-
signed to resume the practice Of law.
Congress had adjourned when the
vacancies occurred and this Is the
FIRST opportunity II has had to pass
upon the new selections.
Ineisaes shipping Beara.
The President nominated E. L.
Jones, of Virginia, for Director of
the Coast and Geodedic Survey:
George r. Harvey, of Texas, and
Quintin Parsies, of the Philippines,
were named for associate justices Of
the Philippine Supreme Court. and
the number of recess appointees re-
submitted included seven members
of the Shipping Board.
Norman II. Davis Of New York
City was nominated for Undersec-
retary of State and Van Santvoord
Mere-Smith of Oyster Bay. n. Y. to
be Third Assistant Secretary OF
State.
Edward capps Of Princeton. N. J.,
was nominated for minister to
Greece. and Norman H. Davis was
nominated to represent the govern
ment nj an international conference
to be held in Washington to con-
slider aspects of communication by
telegraph, telephone, cable and
wireless.
Henry ]. Ford of Princeton, N. J..
James Duncan. Quincy. Mass, and
Mark w. Potter, of New York City
were nominated Interstate Com
merce Commissioners.
Jones to Wage Fight.
For the Tariff Commission Will
lam s. Culbertson of Kansas and
.. w. mCSdll Ol adSsdChusettS ~cEc
named. For the Federal Reserve
Board David C. Wills of Ohio was
nominated while as selections for the
Shipping Board vacancies, upon
which Senator Jones of Washington
and others are expected to make a
determined fight, the following six
names were submitted: Admiral
william s. Benson, for six years
from November 10, 1890; Frederick
I. Thompson, Of Alabama; Joseph
N. Teal, Of Oregon; John A. Donald,
of New York City; Chester z. Ro-
well. of California and Guy d. Goff.
Of Wisconsin.
William ]. Kerby. Mrs Virginia
Cross and Charles F. Nesbit were
named for the Board Of Charities
and Arthur E. Holder Of Iowa for
the Federal Board of vocationa al
Education.
William n. Joyce, Of Los Angeles,
was proposed as q member of the
Federal Farm Loan Board; 8. Park
er Gilbert, jr. and Nicholas Kelley,
of New York, for Assistant Secre-
taries of the Treasury; Warren w.
Carpenter, of Texas, Collector of
Customs at Ell Paso;. James A. Hall,
OF New Mexico, and Edward A.
Christian. Of Texas. Collectors of
Customs.
A large number of secretaries for
embassies and legations abroad
were named.
The Washington herald., 1920-12-09
BETTER
DEAD

Life is burden when the body
is racked with pain. Everything
worries and the victim becomes
despondent and downhearted.
10 bring back the sunshine take
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beIteben0cn @irruar5 Der Geraalt
nifie ite!gt, bat on Der carrier 8orla
0as @ort geprdgt, 6rsnfreiA gc5,
nllein mo beiau6e ii4 alf Dem Sol.
nege.
Sic 5trnBe, wel6e 6ranfreid IN
Ter Der STIRRING Oes neucn YtIlIta-
risnni5 eingeihla8en bot, 1T ell
Huuppel0amm All weldem Dem Na-
gen Der Ndienbrudl orobt.
3ic 4uiirten uno AnociIrten be-
ben I5ranfrcid nunme6r au90riltiidj
bcitcinigt, 0nB Is allein gebe unC
0nB es 6a3 oQeinige Hiiifo AM Die
fem @onge oui lid nabmen nitric.
Die 6ran3oien m69en belte Dent
i6e St0Ote beieBeu un0 8cmobual
nie0erfno1cn. Bielleid)t iino Die
5ngalelcn, ncIde in 5raufiurt a.
%. Die Waidjncngemcbre BADEN
iinten Iaiien, oieieIbeu, binter ocre:l
Haicrne iu Snarbrilfen in eIneuJ
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0cutid)er Yidodcn ouigefm0en NOV.
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inter &ubn oIrnoh frdben, ooB NJ
Der Sta0t 6rantiurt m,tten I'M 6rje-
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ofcjn0lihcn" rruppen uieocrgeiuntt
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ofinen 3ltr E'er0amnnlug Ioldlen lit
rlCbta, 0a5 fir iih lelbit Iout gclltg
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%eiden GeItid)er in ser oelttihcH
Staot 6ronfhurt a. 4t. 0euteu, I'M
nor Qen 6olgen zines IoIdeu @lutpcr
9jeBen9 81 mornen. @ber sic Shulo
faQt mo bleibt nti 6rnnfreih@
@aupt.
%@abrlid. nit ser McnIdlidfeit3
Zee miro SIR Belt Sbiuoluoer Qe-
triebeu. un0 J}ed}t uno @erehtigfert
ijnO sum Spntt Q~tporoen. Gle Sc
polt ldliit Anulf ilbcr ncltrole 30
uen mo 0lrd) ungcidiiBte Std0te.
Gas Sdlitiol miro fiir Die Shine ior-
gen.
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@cldj bdhlidc, gemeine, ubidculi-

DIE WtlB9e6urten Ger &rrtrog pos
%cyiajQca mo feline 3uiIing5Ihmt-
tier, Die Natioueuligu. iin0, miro
5urcb sic iiluQlteu %orfonmnille MIR
nod 0cutliher cruieien. 6roGtreim
uuo 0as Ecutide Neid limo nah Dem
Uoa bcj0cn Seitcn ratiT3irtcu Der
trQlc ig Trle0en, aber 6rdntrcib
bcicbt NIT bcIUQ'uct2r Wemalt ocut
Idle St10tc un0 mQdt JIcqtr olt5 NJ
rtfu 3u Nerrcn itber cine mcIBe Giuii
1cu0lferlmq nit Nraucn uno &ju.
bern. Ole Notionenlign beiItbt dloQ)
GguI &~crtro3e, "a lie Don ctucr &C.
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fi5,rt lit, o5cr TraHtrctt tltmncrt
iid1 Zen (euiel I'm 0ereu QeitimmuUl
gen, uuo Qcht cnt9cgtn Sen SabuH
gen ciQeumQdti9 Dor, Gle au0creH
4ln0er erflircu often, nab tie Oiclc@
&ar9then uidlt 1ttt beiBtl f6unen.
3minQeu obcr Grnufrcid audi uidlt
SIT iQiortiQem 8ild}uI. 0a5 bci6t
no5 : h0oS iibcr europa bcrcinb?.
itm1rcu uu0 ca3 ocutidle &olt 3g.1
.3uiammcnlchcu nit Dem rulItid1cn
&olf Sit 5DlnRCn.
Is lit b5d)Ite Belt, 0nb >lmcrifl
lido CHS 0en ucritritW0cn cur0pdi.
lUcn &eyb;uoungcu 5uritt}icQt.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1920-04-16

Iamfcit oes 0eutiden Goloniitan
fcuut, icine befaunte @ioerltano5-
trait un0 G~r3iebung, lit Is gcredt,
zap man in inherent Staate 0leles
Uor5iglIde Clement Der Arbeit un0
0cs 6ortidrttes liebeooa nufnImmt,
umio mebr. ais oie oelttiden Gin
munoerer an uuiere Ibore podleu uno
Cb0ad IN unierem Staate iudcn, oas
jbnca lbr beitcgtes unO Ourh Die Sje-
Qer nit nllen llebelu beorobte5 8atcrs
LAMB nidt mc6r 81 bietcn Uermug."
Gas TT cbrlld) mo rittarIifl geipro.
den. G:e ous9eboItcncH tapitoliIti
idcn 0lGttcr unierc5 &auoe5 mliron
Is uid]t mogeu, etDo5 oerortt3c5 81
iagcn. Gus Gllrdt ibren Alltra5
gebcrH 3u mjBfallcu; Den &elIten, Die
IN ben 3uriidlicgcnocn b0ien &abrcn
Den Ylob mo Die SpiteI AMI aue5
a2hcbt BADEN, mas in mlereH &au0e
5CltidJcu 0Iute5 it,.
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Frantreih als
grfaaent 8r0Bt..

Ole iron56iiide @cid,dit&ncIt be.
liunt muthia 5u meroen. III lei.
ucu @unt @ciddftH Tinan5 nuo
&on0clatrti'cn miro tereitS SIC Mb.
iltt lciubGrt. oaB Sic Autcr>tntion"
B., b NerGmmarit irou50iiiter Irltp.
cpu in otutidlca @cbict m0 Die Ne
ieGlul0 prittrtr 0cutidtr StdOt,.
~lul5citiN uro 0cu iron3oiiitcn lSn
tcrci'en %uadlbtiIla lei. Die @c.
iorQnib itciQt oui. 6oii Traufreidl
mleocr ciundl IN cine mrujN CLAN.
icrtoc &iolIrtatjt lo0rdult moroeu iej,
mo Ser @croott acIoult gum 9hl1.
NuIf. oa6 O'c '~ron3oiiitlt Relicruul
III cine acihitt leIcstc Sale 1arn
them Jet Eje GritcimnI oaB Ser
6rout unQe0dltct oicit@ ucltcr iran
ioijid,tu @rIotupllc% ant uuS STE
YPnrf ~ltnacodtct He5 IN CcutialaNN
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S"eri6wcnOett Wiiuis
omen un0 &tQiOneH.

Mtr babeu betQuntIid) cine Qlu}t
3iuo3bl uou Nu2idiIlieu ollcr Nrt, Die
lih nit Der INTERVIEWING ser &crmeu.
OuWa non @cl0eru beioiiem Die pom
Gougrciic fiir &~riea5jmccte bemiuigt
rurQct. unO fir sic POM &OIfe theil5
rireft ul @cItalt pom Steucrt, thciIs
,n0Ircft in @c}talt Don hobcu Qre:
len fiir ale Observation-Disclosures
olf lonqe Sabre binalta idrmcr be-
3ahlt mer0cu mus. Sowcit bis ieGt
ibcr Sic Grgebujiie oieIcr llntcriI-
tunqcm etuoa in Die Ceiftatllnfeit
3e0ru1gell lit 3miuqeu lie ntsuabmS.
los SIT Dem ShluIie ooB nit Dem
@ll0c oes Nulfe3 in elmer oerurt
I~ijnobaften Neiie gcipirt1id)aitet
poroen lit, oaB ale irilhereu Grfah
rlugen uuf oiticm 8cbjct h|innlelmeit
IN 0eu Shotten geiteQt mcr0en.
IN 0em fltr5en ,3eitruum pon 1877?
bis 1920 qob Sic 9tegicruug bcinobc
81 Wliliar0eu Collars aus, mdhren0
Die qeiommten @e1pilligungen fitr Die
t2S Sabre uon 1889 bis 1917 SIT
iuntnlcn MIR 10 WfjIljar0en betrdqUrl
hutteu! Sumo 100 Wiiuioucn MIR
Den pen Der Aegjerunq fiir Ben &at
ron DECENTRALIZATION GllagegtbeIt, 0i1
ulch aidlt Elm eiuji9e5 Qiuuo 9titrat
mir ocn &rieg2qe6r0ud) beraeIteIlt
hu6tn, mo nod I'M picr5ig 4lillto.
men Collars mchr murocn fir Die Gr'
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gobt. pom ocuen cbclIol5 olld) nidlt
Elm Qiuu0 &uluCr mdhreu0 0c2 Aric.
qe5 ~proou5irt plDroe. Ylcbr ais 100
W}iQioneu0 Dollars mur0cn Iljr sic PM.
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(onf traf in 6ronfre;h crit cin, nod
Dem ser Moiftn iuitun0 leidloiicn
mpr0cn mar. Cine Uoue V2iQior0e
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ben. aber unicrcn 5ruppcn oriibeu
purocu MIR 1000 Qulerifaniid)t
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Elm 0tcrtciititn0iQe@ @cld)ilbfctcr bon
ser iibIid,cn %nteniit0t. @rinohc cine
halbe W}iuiar0c Collars lpuroe fir
@cidliiBe olt3Qe1cbcn. aber MIR
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'obrIf in Mu%clc Shpala. Ntn.. fir
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oieidlIit oocr jrdcuocjn Triputmnnm
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men ohnc juaruuoc 81 Qcbcn?
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Gbirago'er Marft=S tridt.
0etrcibe Marft.
Steb Iartt.
Surd) ieinc Satin pom Spbc ac

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iuerf ieiner ViiibIe uu0 nur0e bon
Ger EronSmiNion bod)gejoQen. Seine
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hattie Ole @eiiteaqegempart. oic
NiubIe lofort ahjutcten, mo rettctt
Ibn 10 Dor Dem SoOe. Gem Miib
lenbelieer muroe oo@ liufc 9ein ae
brodleu uno oaS Niidlrdt acauetiht
or erlitt allBeroem idlmcre &errcu
tungen mo 0ebmngeu am gd15cr
aorper.
6rnneuwehrpiliflt in Der SidDcd)r
ilUluatci. Ea@ HCue &~&ehrggies. ga
Die Regiernn1 Der tltedoilonafi
idlen Hep%biif Ser Nntionnlper
lammIung m%ierbreitei. iicht OILS CT
ties @ehrgeieg in europa aiId1 Elm
&thrptljdlt 0es 19elblid,cn sc
idIatta Dor. Man Earaaropb 8
Nc@ 0ticeeItnurfeo 'oueu IN 3citca
Ser 9icpilrleyuuq mo 0es QricacE
I'LL, SrdtcH mo 1'1N1,tn I'M NauN
'5m g b= 80 V~.ttn7inhre ucr
lIit}tci lHu. ,bsg arg>as.rait y
>a Iieult GE Sia5,,s SIS uga,n
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Ser GDipe uUa luafcrluJ ais @ct-
tcrfabne.

Su Den bet8qHen 3eitungen be-
iAditigt man iib aegenmQrtig nit
Dem &lan oeu 5lnI @eoQdtni5 an
Oen Sieg iiber @topoleon oui Dem
SdladtleI0e non @aterloo erri6tc.
ten @ron5cl0men luIijl0reben. Sett
liebt Der Zone nud) @clteu uno
0robt TrantreldL mas man hellte,
no 8clajcu 10 eng nit 6rontreid)
%ocrb1nocn lit, ais pcinIid enlpfin-
oct, sir &eldien iii uidt mcbJ
6ronfrrIh Ger o6elnO Guropas~
onotrH Gcut j0lono,
Der belqiihc So3ioIiitentiibrc
SltIc9 1citrte bat ole Qi2fuiiior
j,bcr otn &owcu 3ltnt AnIoB etnigcr
ironiidlcr 4emcrtunarn benubt. IN
oeueu Ct oardui hlumciit, oab Eng
iano 1915 nit Brcuben gegen
5ronfrejh. 1915 ob2r init 6rauf-
reih gclen NrUlBcn uerbiinoet mar.
@aterloo lthrt rii3. oaB Sic ihonen
0ortc. nit ocucn nan lest 10 frci.
lcbiQ III, mo mt oenen man oic
mloSbnrc @uiicnbriiocrihnit Der
lerrfitlt. nldlt2 ouoere8 ais ebcn
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Let our object be, our Country, our
ghole Country, and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing of God,
may that country itself become a
asa and splendid monument, not
o. oppression and terror. but of wis
Som. of peace, and Of liberty, upon
which the world may gaze with
admiration forever.
Daniel Webster.
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