Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-05-16
HERMAN HATRED | ENGLISH GROWS |God Punish England" Is Strange Greeting Common 1 ly Used in Berlin.
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 MaSticatiOn.
(By Steven Burnett.)

Berlin, May 15.-The greeting God unish England" is now commonly sed everywhere and in real ernest. makes very strange impression Ehen you hear even stern business eople exchange this greeting in a pne of the sincerest conviction.
 It is dinned into everybody's ears arly and late that England made this Far. Even the Red Cross nurses sent the front are given official em- lems with the inscription God pun Bh England"
 The kaiser has pledged his word hat he did not want this war and id his utmost to prevent it, and the kaiser is today more highly respected lnd popular than ever.
 The crown prince, on the other side, E fallen idol of whom people dis ike to speak not only because of his plunders as commanding officer, but far more, because everybody Enows of his disgraceful affair with Nile. K, demimondaine of Luxem- burg with whom he became madly Infatuated at the outbreak of the war lnd whom he took with him every Fhere until she was forcibly removed rom his presence.
 A we'll known opera singer of for Plgn birth residing at Frankfurt in ! letter gives me the following de- Rcription of conditions in that city, which is one of the richest in Ger hany:
 Our beautiful town is now city Pf military hospitals. In the Bocken- peimerstrasse nearly one-third of the private residences have been trans crmed into hospitals and their for ner occupants are living in the ho- els. Endless rows of closed ambu- ances are in activity day and night Transporting wounded soldiers from me railway station to the hospitals put you never get glimpse of the wounded until they are convalescent md are permitted to take exercise in Ehe parks on sunny days.
 "The whole atmosphere of the city ls filled with the smell of carbolie acld and dislnfectants and this smell Fo which one can never grow quite accustomed, exerts a very depressing |lnfluence upon the spirit of every body"
 He also tells me that when Rich ara Strauss, the famous composer o1 ! Sal0me," recently returned from Am |sterdam where he had given very successful concert, he brought back With him as souvenir a bag of req wheat flour, which the authorities kindly permitted him to keep for him self and his family.
 All the big stores here in Berlll aA dother large cities are once nor open and hope to make money thi' npr'ng season, but the number o fmphoyes has been cut down ant sverybody is working on half salary me postal service is quite normal Dut we get only very few deliveries pay even in Berlin.
 From Berlin to Vienna by rail n,y nights ride but if one is t eneVe what travellers arriving fror .e latter place say, we are very vel .l here compared with the inhabit nus Of the formerly so gay city o ne Danube.
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