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Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-24
5000 Russians Captured.

BERLIN, Nov. 24.-Austro-Ger- man troops yesterday stormed Rus sian positions over a front of two and a half miles in Volhynia, the war office announced today. They took more than 5000 prisoners as we'll as 27 machine guns and inflicted heavJ casualties on the Russians.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-24

And it is a safe bet that if Dioge- nes had used a searchlight instead of a lantern he would have secured the same result.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-24
GOVERNOR SETS
 DAY 0F THANKS
IN ACCORDANCE WITH CUSTOM
of Territory, Pursuant to Proclamation of President Sets
 November 80 as Day of Thanks giving in Accordance with Custom.

JUNEAU, Nov. Ex-Governor J. F. A. Strong yesterday issued a proc Iamation designating Thursday, Nov ember 30. 1916, as g day of Thanks giving, pursuant to the proclamation of the President of, the. United States and in accordance with the time honored custom. ..,tn';, ,
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-24

Nels Jepson and Wm. Sitz, who had contract to furnish wood for several of the telegraph stations along the government road. finished hauling to the station on the Summit yester- day, which was the last station on their contract.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-24
Italy Sees Menace.

ROME, Nov. 24.-Ttaly sees a con stant menace to the success of the Entante Allies with. President Wilson directing the peAcy of, the nation. aAd believes that Hughes, would have taken a flrmer stand on the subma- rine question.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-24

E. D. Reiter returned last night on the Katalla Queen from Granite, where he went to arrange for the de- velopment of the Granite Extension group. recently taken over by him.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-24

Social distinctions are queer Pec- pie may live in the same square and yet not move in the same circle.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-24

Don't butt in. The greatest mis- take a man can make is trying to fix other peoples.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-11-24

Charles M. Day returned on the Elvira from round trip to Granite and Port Wells.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
| O,OOO HEAR
HUGHES SPEAK
e.. o. =. Leader Replies to
Wilson'S Address In
Cincinnati
By PERRY ARNOLD.

tStGf Correspondent UHsfed Press.
EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio, Oct 81,
Ten thousand assembled In the
open air 10 hear Nominee Hughes
vigorously declare today that The
American workingInan Is not to be
deluded by the suggestion that we
now have a satisfactory prosperity
and quoted Edward NJ. Hurley. chair
man OF the federal trade commits
sion, 10 back his prediction that Am
erica must redouhle her efforts II
she is successfully 10 compete with
Europe after the war II was q d.
rect answer TO President Wilson's
Cincinnati speech
The present campaign Is an i'm
portant one" Hughes asserted. DO
cause It involves tho future Of Am
erican labor. The American work
ingman Is not to be deluded with the
that we have sufficient
prosperity lie has memory that
reaches back OF the conditions Gre
ated by the European war II was
only 30 months ago when We had
hundreds OF thousands OF unemploy-
ed workingmen thruout the land"
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
FUNERAL OF
DIR. FIELD SET
FOR TUESDAY

nr. George Lindsey Field. one ~
Detroit's oldest and best known den
lists. died I'm Grace Nas.ital Sunday
ar the result ~ iaiUr.es received i've
weeks ago when be wAs struck by q
street car.
Dr Field was 81 wears old lie
was born IN England and came 20
his city in fk- ~hpra. excepting
HIS city tn lp77. -hsr~. excepting
six year, wH"n - was studying his
profession IN s. ouiA. ne hss re-.
NAMED over since
In October, 9o7 he dentists 81
Detroit and other cittes OF the state
gave banquet 20 Dr F1eit. on the
fftieth- anniversary - his practice
and presented him With loving
cup. He was DEAN OF .he dental dc
oartment Of The Detroit Medical as.
.ociation and ~ the Michigan state
Dental association
He ia survived ny his widow. Mrs
Sarah Fulton Field. and one dauRh
or. Mrs John r Campbell. of Dc.
roit Funeral services will be held
TUesday morning - ~ o'clock. in
;ho chapel ~ Hamilton ur1crtah
ng establishment. and ntormcut
Will be in ElmWood cemetery
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
lngs are influencing the demand.

ings are influencing the demand.
REQ Motor was up a quarter In the
bid and Offering with the trading
brlsk, several hundred shares going
thru. Likewise there was a compar'
atiyely strong buying movement be-
hind Continental. which was up a
quarter in the bid and Offering
Detroit Edison jumped another
quarter, the bid being l49, but no
stock was offered. II has climbed
from l39 In two weeks. with pTacti'
cally no stock In the market
Chalmers was offered for 1870. but
the bidders were unwilling 20 pay
more than 100
Charcoal common Jumped a frac.
ton in the bid and offering with the
last previous sales having been
made AZ s This issue was never
stronger and many are OF the belief
that n will go 10 10
General Motors was up 10 points
in the bid with the offering 90 points
higher. Little trading has been done
in this stock recently. the last sale
having been made ~ s35
New York motor stocks were un-
usually quiet.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
MAYOR TO
GET AFTER
THE D. u. R.
Will Try to Force Bet
ter Service Thru
Legislation

Mayor Marx and Corporation
Counsel Dingoman conferred Mon
day morning, on plan 90 rush thru
lsgislation 10 stop oyercrowding OF
trolley cars and slow service The
conference followed many com
plaints 10 tho mayor about the ser
vice on tho Harper. Baker. Trcn
bull and East Jefferson linea
The city's course win be 20
change the overcrowding ordinance
'psedily 20 mase It health In.
stead OF service measure. Dinge
man said the present ordinance per
tanning 10 crowGlnR ot cars. was I'm
tho nature az service measure and
thus non enforceable He suggested
and the mayor agreed, that II
should BE- made a health measure.
n was decided 20 have the ordi
nance reyamped in time FOR consid
Grafton by the council Tuesday
night Mayor Marx said that. II the
ordinance is enacted he would have
Police Commissioner Couzens en-.
force Il Immediately.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
STOCK MARKET
CROWS NERVOUS
TorpedOing of the Marina Has
NOticeably Bad
Effect

NEW YORK, Oct. 3p-The New
York Evening Sun financial review
today said
'Today's stock market WIS ouc Of
mixed movements with trading ac.
tive and displaying nervous tenden-
cies which are rot allayed by the re.
port OF the sinking of the British
ship Marina, outward bound from
Glasgow and bearing Americans.
The attack, according to tie news
which reached WBll-Rt. VAS made
without warning This incident had
the effect OF depressing the indus
trial list from one 10 two points or
more around midday and OF accent
uating the uncertainties which influ-
enced traders and public alike in
the forenoon session A. no time
was any marked tendency developed
While rome issues were strong. like
Atlantic, Gulf and West lnGies, IN
ternational Paper. Central Leather.
Cuba Cane Sugar and ID" metal
stocks in general. others showed
sharp declines. neither trend being
consistently maintained however.
Trading was relatively quiet in
the last hour. but The course Of
prices was erretic fhe feature was
brisk demand for Rock Island
which carried that stoct 20 a new
record price above SO 6"
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
CHARCOAL IRON
is PROSPEROUS

Capitalized at $s.O58.60O. net pro
FITS OF the Charcoal Iron company
Of America for 1916 were gSSl,.
1850, according 20 the company's
statement issued Monday The net
nurplus Doc 81. 1918. was S9l,-
65724
The property cost as ~ June 30.
1916, amounted TO SSO29,sl391 Ad-
ditions % property and plant during
the three months ending Sept 80,
amounted 10 s35.25o.9s, making a
total of SS.0G5. 1853
\ reduction in current liabilities
for the three months ending Sept
30 OF $4,000 was made The cur
rent assets decreased $4,000 during
the quarter also, thus making a net
tetterment ~ s264 600 Reserves in.
creased during the three months
$50 000
In a meeting Oct ., a three per
cent dividend was declared on pre-
ferred stock, payable Ian 1
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
BODIES
STILL MISSING
Capt. John Mattison, Master of
Barge. Visits Wreckage But
Trace Of Man Is Lost

CAPT John Mattison, master oi
tho barge D. l.. Filler that went
down In the storm on Lake Brie, six
miles west OF Bar Point. Oct 90
made a search OF the wreckage Sun.
lay, but failed to find any trace OF
five bodies of the six men drowned
The foremast. several spars and
The rigging were recovered.
The bodies Ct is expected. will
come ashore below Amherstburg,
Ont, in q few days
Plans are being made 70 bury
tho body Of Oscar Johansen OF the
Fler's crew. which has been in a
'norgue in Amherstburg since it was
recovered
Relatives OF Albert Logan, OF Ray
city. ON" ot those lost with the
FIlcr's crew, have visited Amherst.
lurg iu the hope OF having some
Thing done TO recover the body
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
NIOrtuary

BTRNS-Oct ~. 1910, a; her resi-
dence. 7S4 Greenwood-eye Mar
garet widow OF James and mother
of Dennis Ted, James Charles.
Donald. Mrs Nellie OMalley Fu-
neral Tuesday. oct 81 from resi-
derce pt 40 and Ht Holy Rosary
church at 2. MI oliyet via auto car
CHAFFEE-Pa ssed away oct % at
his home iu San Diego. cal. oliver
husband Of the late Jennie Merrtck
ChaTee Interment nt San Diego
CRAIG-Oet 2S 1915. william . be-
loved husband OF ThcresR craig
Funeral from residence 261 sixth
Tuesday a. 80 y. m Toronto,
ont, papers please copy
CRANE oct. 90 1916. Mrs. Helen r
crane; eEcd - y"arS. At lofN
G@orshs sSi9ysd sar-,s og5 m2is,T NJ. - M, Nj
y crane. at residence. i0eS Fourth
CLEVELAND Francis f.. aged Sc
years beloved husband ~ May
Cleveland Services from IN" rcsi-
dence ~ his broth"r-iu Law. George
c. Murray 25S Ruens Nista-svc
west Tuesday. oct a. at O. q" M
FIEID-Oct %. 1915. pr. George
Lindsey. husband - sarah \ and
father ~ Jessie Field CRmpbcll
Funeral services from w " Ham
ilton & Co = chapel 26 Elizabeth
st. west. Tuesday morning at II
o'clock Burial private.
GALSTON James II. beloved hus.
band OF Jessie and dearest fathel
OF sarah and Seymour Galston
Lodge 4S9 7 . q f.. chapel ~ u
r. Ross. e37t East Jefferson n-ave
Monday evening at o'clock Tub
ilee members are requested 10 at
tend.
KELLY oct IS suddenly. George
| beloved husband ~ Anna Kelly
Funeral from residsnGs; ,,S a, 10
o'clock and the Blessed Sacrament
church at 1880
o1-To-oct 2S. at his home. $50
Rademacher. Henrr beloved hus-
father OF Herman. Selma. w liam.
Clara. Theresa and Martha otto
aged 80 years. Funeral Tuesday
at o'clock from residence. Inter
ment sf Woodmere
PFIIEGEH Oct o9 Al residence. No
John. beloved husband OF Mabel
residence tuesday. oct 81. at $50
md BLESSED Sacrament church at .
SMITH -Reloved wife of John n
smith. mother of RAYMOND, Irene.
clifford. Eieanore sister of William
and John schultz, Mrs NJ Ryan,
Mrs \. Martin Funeral Tuesday
morning. Royal oak
VIIINDEN oct 2s. Frank D.. aged
~ years beloved husband of
blanche. son 9t HenTy NJ ar 2.5
ward a. John =. Mathew : Celia
T. and Henry g. Nulinden. Funeral
from his parents residence, 32f
Division at. "Wednesday at $40.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
NAN IS KILLED
IN AUTO CRASH

Janes BeveridGe, 2s years old, OF
40. 54s Van Dyke-aye., wa instant
N Killed Saturday night. when the
machine IN which ne was riding was
ruck by another automobile a.,
llolcomb and Charlevoix.ave Bcve-
'idge, with a party of friends, was
-oturning fror, 4 minstrel show at
hc English Evangelical Lutheran
urch In which he had taken part.
.a was tttired in his minstrel COS.
ume WREN the accident occurred.
Miss Hazel Smith Of 10 34S Van
byle.av was driving me machine
u which Beveridge was riding when
car owned by Il c. Somerville.
No $50 HurIbltave collided with IL
at Tho stree, intersection Somer-
lille made statement in police
headquarters in which he charged
that the car driven bv Miss Smith
had run into his machine Somer-
Vile IVES not ncld
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
NOTICE FOR REcoNvrYAScE

To the owner or owners OF any and
all interests In. or liens upon the
land herein described;
Take notice that sale has been law
fully made of the following described
land for unpaid taxes thereon. and
thar the undersigned has title ther~to
under tax deed or deeds therefor,
and that YOU are entitled 70 a re-
conveyance thereof, az any time with
In six months after return OF service
Of this notice, upon payment 20 the
chanccrv of the county I'm which the
lands lie. ~ all sums paid upon such
purchase together with one hundred
per ceutum additional thereto. and
the fees Of the sheriff FOR the service
or cost II publication ~ this notice.
20 be computed as upon personal ser
vice of declaration as commence
ment of suit and the further sum pr
out other additional cost or charges.
n payment as aforesaid Is not made.
the Undersigned will institute pro-
eeedins' for DRRscRTP2T1ioSHt Rgssfiil21i e the land
Lot SIS and east Eve feet OF lot 80.
South Rncon street, Rathbonss sub
OF lots { O and II. Private Claim us,
City q Detroit according 20 plat
Amount paid, TAX for 1912. ssss.
Amount required for reconveyance.
SIS ls advertislug cost. t122o; total.
s27s6 plus sheri1's fees
gned) ELIAS c. Aldo.
Detroit. Mich.
state % Michigan. County OF wayns.
- : NeTeby certify and return that
after careful inquiry am unable 20
ascertain the whereabouts or postof-
ace address 81 Thos. A. Nall or his
heirs. or the whereabouts or postof-
fee address OF the erecutor, admin
istrstor or trustee or guardian OF
said Thos A. Nall
Dated this 27th day OF October.
1915.
MILTON oAKMAN, sheriff.
By -. ~ CoNrCk
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
Livestock
MICHIGAN CENTRAL sToCkN ,RDs

VII TIINF Y ' Z y = ' " VI |" w n ' NEN'I :"
DETROIT. cot 30 cattle Market
steady. best heavy steers, s. 80 n So.
best HANDY weight butcher steers.
ts25as7b. mixed steers and heifers.
35bO1s. HANDY Hight butchers SG2S
ub75 light butchers 1915 q 2A 4,
best cows. s. - SIS. butcher cows.
t450n5 common CONS. - 2SH F..
Gamers, 81 5Ou4.5o beat heavy bulls.
s650dS bologna bulls t5n i..0
stock bulls. SilA5o. f'ol"rs. Ssft
$50. Stockers, $50 1910. milkers
and sprlnzars s40H- Nerl cRlves.
Best $40. heaNtcs. 81 5"G : "er
and lamhs Market steudY h@s'
lambs sos fair lambs sP2in >.
light 20 common lambs 81 80 RI s 30 .
fair 90 good sueep SfU675 culls aud
common, tta5 Hogs. Market lpd
lbc lower. pigs. &igs. mixed grades
s. 30 ns7b
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
NEW YORK co1-rox MARKET
MOTOR ISSUES
STILL CLIMB ON
LOCAL EXCHANGE

Paige.Detroit continued Monday
morning as the dominating feature
in the Detroit Stock exchange trad
ing. which was comparatively brisk
tor the first day of the weeks bust
ness. II was up another point and
a half from Saturday in the bid with
the Offering up two points. While
there are various rumors in the air
concerning II. the more conservative
buyers are satisfied that the earn
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31

Emory Bok5r jcwclcr. living IT
30 2270 Jeffeyson-ave. wost. was
fined 500 in Judge Connolly's court
Tor failure 70 have a gas fue on his
tater heater As a result OF not
having the fue Elizabeth Hance. a
'omestic in Bokars hausn WAS as
phyNiated by the escaping gas while
taking a bath, Sept II.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
NANTED-sALEsMEN


SALESMEN --- High gade salesmen
wanted 10 assist in financing large
automobile manufacturing enter
prise. Company the biggest coop
erative automobile concern vet es-
tahlish,d Officers and directors
we'll known business and banking
men with "a management or expert
cnccd automobile engineers and OK.
pert4 stock selling In large and
small blocks. and appeals 10 peo-
pie In every walk OF life. COMPANY
manufacturing iow-priced car now
on the market and owning large
factory I'm the state OF New York
4 rare opportunity IL offered 20 tho
sincere salssman and liberal IN
come can be had Leads from news-
paper advertising will be furnished.
No advances or salaries paid n In
terested. write today giving AZ least
three references and tell US about
YOUR past experience. Address
George y Campbell ~ West 3fth-
st New York citv
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
ron sALE-MIsoELLANEoUs
SODA FOUNTAIN

Remanufactured, sell direct to the
trade az the lowest prices show
cases, wall caseA counters, shelv-
ing, chaira. tables. back bars. desk
and complete soda fountain. restau-
rant and drug store outfits Call
Cadillac A733 for salesman. DE-
TROIT STORE FIXTURE co. 1890
Katherine. near Gratiot and An
tOine
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
NOTICE FOR RECoNvEYANcE

To the owner or owners OF any
and all interests in. or liens upon the
land herein described.
Take notice that sale has been law
fully made OF the following described
land FOR unpaid taxes thereon. and
that the undersigned has title there
20 under tax deed or deeds therefor,
and that you are entitled TO re-
conveyance thereof. at any time with
In six months after return OF service
Of this notce.-upon payment 70 the
undersigned. or to the register In
chancery OF the county in which the
lands lie. OF all sums paid upon such
purchase, together with one hundred
per Centum additional thereto and
the fees Of the sherln for the service
or cost or publication OF this notice.
to be computed as upon personal ser
vice OF declaration as commence
ment of suit, and the further sum OF
FIVE dollars for each description, with
out other additional cost or charges.
If payment as aforesaid in not made,
the undersigned will institute pro-
ceedlngs for possession Of the land.
DESCRIPTION
avenue, Alexander A. Weber's sub of
lot Is. that part OF lot i6 3 OF NJ c:
r. II of sub OF p. c. us. city OF
Detroit
Amount paid. tax for 1914. ,ISs
Amount required for reconveyance,
sl3.72 plus sherifr,s fees
iSigned) ELIAS c. Aldo.
Lots e5 ana ss. North Gilman ave-
nue., Alexander A Weher's sub. OF
lot ~ and that part OF lot ie :. OF
NJ G. Il r.. OF sub Of r. C. us, City
% Detroit.
Amount paid. tax for 1912. ss6a.
Amount required for reoonveyance.
S1sb2. advertising cost. t1t, total.
tSc52. plus sheriff's fees.
(Signed) ELIAS G. Aldo,
Detroit Mich.
state az Michigan. County OF Wayne.
SIS l hereby certify and return that
/ after careful inquiry I am unable 20
/ ascertain the whereabouts or postof-
! fee address OF VIM. NJ. Weber or his
heirs. or the whereabouts or postof-
| Ace address OF the executor. admins
traitor or trustee or guardian OF sale
Wm NJ Weber.
Dated this 27th day OF October
1915.
MILTON OAKSfAN, Sheriff.
BY y NJ CONTCE.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
West of Woodward

S. z0o--Avery- ave, modern 1-room
frame home. 2 bedrooms oak and
white enamel finish oak floors. lot
20Nl35 terms are easy. See this.
call Mr. Peterson
tl3 600 Rurliugame- near Sec
ond beautiful lo-room home; too
large for present owners. Respon-
sible purchaser can make prHcti-
CalIv his own terms. This ls one
~ th, reRl homes on 4 SOFT. lot.
AK ror Mr.. Stewart.
81 ono Hudson ave- near Mckinley;
2 family terrace. the best invest
ment i'm this section; bedrooms
each apartment VIII show 94% on
East Of Woodward
iO.B0o-McIeau- near John r.
absolutely the best buy in High
land Park 9-room brick home.
modern to the minute: double ga
rage. side drive For further In
formation call Mr.. hughes.
s. 300 -- Westminster ave. O-room
home; bedrooms. hot water heat.
fireplace. lot 50Nll5 Call Mr.. Reed.
sS 900 Brick home on Hurlhut near
Kercheval' large rooms. : bed
rooms and bath. oak finish and
floors hot water heat, SOFT. lot,
See Mr. willard for terms.
IS 600 DOWN Connect cut ave. \
block from Woodward, beautiful &
room home: center hall entrance
mahogany finished living room
front dining room: I bedrooms
tiled bath Call Mr. ZieRler
ALLDIS & COMPANY
Cherry 234o. to3 Union Trust Bldg
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31

priutlng--thr niniB nrnt klnd--thRt
Is right--TImr~ Job Dept.--1IaIn 1870
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
AUTOMOBILES
GARAGE. S46.55.

Prompt shipment and quick erection
make this Aladdin garage q bar
gain. For further information call
s07 Ford bldg. Phone Main $3.50.
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31
; = =
FOR SAI.E-FARNs

ONE ACRE. 2E miles from end Of
Mack-ave. car line. Mr.. Kent, 81
belmont
The Detroit times., 1916-10-31

oct 2s Frank j.. aged
a. years beloved husband u'
Blanche. son Of Henry NJ am
Madeline Vulinder. brother OF I'd
ward A. John p Mathew E Celia
y and Henry e. Nulinden. Iunera
from his parents residence, 327
Divlsion-r. wednesday at $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22

My mother calls them like that. Every
body does. One of the BocheS wears
spectacles and is like a college teacher.
The other has been lying out for two
nights. None of them can move They
are very bad. l gave them water, and
at first they thanked me and prayed that
God would bless me, except the college
teacher. Then a shell came, and, though
it was quite far off, they drove me away
and said that if | didn't go straight
home as fast as | could a bear would
come out of the wood and eat me and
my father would beat me with strap.
The college teacher told them out loud
that they were softies and that didn't
matter, but he whispered to me to go
home quickly. May l stay with you,
please? My father would not beat me,
know, but am afraid of the bear"
"You may stay with me-" said the
Emperor, "and | will not let the bear
touch you. There really isn't any bear"
"Are you sure?" said the little girl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22

The Emperor had dreadful shock.
Before he could think Of what he was
doing he said to the dead men the Ger
man words, Tch habe es NIGHT ge1coltt,"
which means, in English, at is not my
doing" or 81 never intended to- or,
sometimes, ut wasn't me"-just what
you say when you are scolded for doing
something wrong. Then he scrambled
out of the pit and walked away from it
in another direction. But his inside
felt so bad that he had to sit down when
he had gone only little way. AT least
he could have gone on if he had tried,
but an ammunition case which lay in his
path was 80 convenient to sit on that he
thought he would rest until he felt bet
ter.
The next thing that happened was
very surprising, for brown thing came
out Of the darkness, and he would have
taken it for a dog if it had not cllnked
and squeaked as well as made footsteps.
When it came nearer he saw that it was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22

Emperor, feeling very sick again.
"Are you a Boche?" said the little
GIRL for the Emperor had spoken to her
before in French. "You speak French
very WE'LL but thought you were Eng
lish."
81 am half English" said the Empe-
ror.
That's funny said the little girl.
you must be very careful, for both
sides will try to shoot you
The Emperor gave a queer little
laugh, and the moon came out and
showed him to the girl more plainly than
before. you have a nice cloak and
your uniform is very clean," she said.
How can you keep it so clean when you
have to lie down in the dirt when star
shell Shines"
81 do not lie down. l stand up. That
is how l keep my uniform clean,' said
the Emperor.
"But you mustn't stand up" said the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22

saw the Emperor she was not bit
frightened or surprised; she only
stopped crying with great sniff and
sob, and said: 81 am sorry, but all my
water is gone"
"What PITY" said the Emperor, who
was accustomed to children. Are you
very, very thirsty? l have flask, you
see, but I'm afraid what is in it would
be too strong for you to drink
81 don't want to drink" said the little
girl, quite surprised. Don't you!
Aren't you wounded?"
NO." said the Emperor. what are
YOU crying for?'
The little girl almost began to cry
again. "The soldiers were very unkind
to me-" she said, going closer up to the
Emperor and leaning against his knee.
There are four Of them in a mine
crater over there. There is Tommy
and q Hairy and two Boches."
"You must not call German soldier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-10-22
Rv GEORGE BERNARD SHAW
Illustrations BY Boardnan Robinson

the hepessIy Whn the little girl put
quions-Shavian questns-to little GIRL of
but the War the the KAISER and
they bUeen the nes and talked is subject and sit
uaon great British satr rev ill., perhaps read
the ouqh the Kaiser himself but child for all his
hop aesty lacking understanding she vo found free
dom in the bursting of shell.