Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1917-06-20
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tragic story uf how the queen little boy.
her Youngest, picked up one 81 these poi
son-laden sweets in her garden, ate IL.
sickened almost At once. lowered bctccWn
life and death for weeks and finally died
in her arms. this story being written by
the queens own pen and sent 10 a lady
who has recently returned To New York.
and who has the letter with her now: the
shocking story Of how brutal German sol
dierS forced gentle and refined Rumanian
women to disrobe in public. and then drove
them in groups through the streets: the
story OF Rumania'S piteable plight today,
with disease raging unchecked for lack
of surgeons. physicians and medical sup
plies; the hloodcurdling details of scores
of submarine ~mking~ where n~On-cnmhat-
ant victims struggling for life IN the wa
ter were rathles>ly shot ~ struck down 1T
short range: ar. when they escaped thai
horrible fate. where they were east adrift
in small boats ON the high seas To die one
after the other from madness and from
thirst. and IN q dicCrcnt category. the
thrilling stories of those cumbat~ IN the air
which are taking place every day over The
fighting lines in France. stories of cour-
age and daring the like of which have never
been cgualcd IN the widest realms Of iIr-
ton: the counties. siorir. of noble hero
ism. Of human sacrifice and >uccring for
4 great cause. which show m their true
light the details Of modern warfare. -,
pcr-islently concealed. and - urgently
needed to Stir the peoples pulse and TN
make them feel and realize the truth and
full truth about this gigantic struggle be-
tween might and right on the one side and
might alone on the other.
'Rcvcrso thi> policy III secrecy. II. the
people III home have these and other true
pictures of the war a- ID really I. and |
firmly believe the response would hc cleo
trical-thc people "a the United States
would rouse az one man 20 their task.
fired with patriotic fervyr horn vt u iuil
and true understanding Of what this war
means III them and thor future. oi TIM i'm
dividaal obligation K impo-,- upon those
III home ~ well a> upon those who are
constantly facing death IN the tirisn line
for Tho sake I'D those gt home.
And this. it -eem- to me. i~ nj para
mount Importance IN view ST circum-
stances which exist today clearly indicat-
ing that. IVY Thu country organize fr
war quickly Mr. slowly. well ar badly
carne~ily or haltinulN--n will The end "a
the war bc soon or long IN coming
Mr.. Burton said that one II the reasons
for the strange lcthargy' WI the pcopl,
OF the United States was tho policy w
close censorship prartired by the cntcut,
allies and that this policy already "ha,
cost countlc~~ thousands " lives and IN
told trca-urc.'
II earnestly hope ID Will not ~ repeated
here" said Mr.. Burton. The public An cn.
titled TO al the war news oxccnt tho,
matters which military and naval expert
Judge w w VI actual value tu th, enemy
Establish \ censorship board WI five new.
paper men. with consulting military ann,
naval advisers and proceed upon tina
broad and simple basis and there viii y,
an ,nd u IN this foolish censorship di~.
ru-~ion. The public will Get the facts nv,
military secrets unsuitable for publication
VIII M, automatically withheld
According Ia \ French expert the chance
luf mistake i'm Identification IN finger