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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-11-29
CHRISTMAS ROLL
FOR RED CROSS
M. B. Couch Arranging For Remembering
tive, Arranging Membership Drive

Nj. b. Couch. field director of the Red
Of the led Cross for the Christmas roll cali
is arranging his campaign ami the organic;
tinn for the drive for membership will 4.
completed by Dec. , AT the latest
II D. drive for membership. but l. bc-
ing called Christmas roll call. The drive
will bc made during the week from Dee Il,
to bee. -. The chapter and county chni
man were announced by Mr. Gregg today I,
~ the following: Cameron county. y
Grande Chapter at Brownsville. Louis Cob.
lini: Cameron county. San Bcnito Chapt
J. i. Simpson, Hidalgo county Rev IT. u
Smith. Of Mission: Brooks county. q.
Kirkland ~ Fafurrias: Starr county. l..
t;sininasze Of Rio Grande City: MiIIacy con,
n. Mr.. Phillips III Kingsvillc
Mr.. s;regg attended !, meeting IN Housto
last Saturday II Red Cross chairlncn a..
range FIR the campaign
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-11-29
WORD FROM THE BOYS is
THEY ARE SAFE OVER THERE

George Champion. tax assessor of Gamer
on county to-day received another letter from
his son in France. The letter is dated Oct 81
nearly a month later than the published
Yesterday and in il lie says the Browns siile
and Cameron county boys are MI safe. Fer
nandu Tamayo III the city hall also has n
letter from his son who is in France This
letter wnS mailed III France Nov. Z just 4
few days before the armisticc signed and
reports thc boys al well and none injured ~,
a. that time. These letters will ~ published
Sunday with athers from Cameron county
boys.
The Herald will BE- grateful IL anyone re-
ccving lvttcr dated after the signing of tho
armisiicc and the cessation ii fighting will
give il 70 us for publication ~ alf the par
cnts and friends " the boys ~nvrr there" arr
anxious for this ast word telling of tneil
condition when hoStiitics ceased
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-11-29
CHRISTMAS TREE
AT FORT BROWN
3. M. Couch Arranging For Remembering
The Soldiers and Nurses

y. M.~Couch, field director Of the Red
boys and the nurses In the base hospital
at Fort Brown are properly remembered
for Christmas.
Ills plans at this time include two trees,
one for the soldiers and the other for the
nurses. The convaIcScent ward will he
turned over to the field director for the
Christmas festivities. Arrangements will
be made to have the Sixteenth Cavalry
orchestra If possible for the occasion.
The exercises will De held either Christ
mas eve or Christmas day in the after
noon There will be present for every
soldier and for every nurse according to
the present plans.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-11-29
BRAZIL BIG FIELD
FOR COMMERCE NOW

SAC PAULO, Brazil, Nov. 29.--The
British Chamber Of Commerce In Sac
Paulo has undertaken to encourage the
largest possible number of British con-
Germs To come to Brazil 10 compete
against it, own members. This policy
was announced after the last annual
meeting, following discussion as 10
whether a British Chamber of Commerce
exists for the benefit of its own members
Or for the benefit of the British Empire.
There was bitter antagonism at first
70 this policy, members Of the chamber
urging that 1t would spoil their chances
to have their British firms established i'm
Brazil Those in favor of the new pol
icy argued that they would have to face
strenuous competition IN Brazil after the
war no matter what they do now and said
they preferred io compete with fellow
BrItishers IN the common cause of out
competiting other nations rather than to
fight alone the German, American ~and
Japanese competition regarded as GER
tain 70 follow the cessation of hosilities.
ID was then decided fo devote preferen-
tial energy 70 helping other British com
Germs establish III Brazil in advance uR
other nati0nalities.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-11-29
KAISER BILL
STILL WHITE
ELEPHANT
May Go Back to Germany To
Claim The CrOtUH--May
Be Exfyddifed May
DO Nothing
EMPRESS Is IN HOLLAND
tBY ASSOCIATED PRESS

LONDON. Nov % Former German
Emperor Will am contemplaics m early
return To Germany To reclaim hi~ crown
and throne according to \ news dispatch
received in London through neutral sour
cc~ Of high standing says the Daily Mail.
The paper adds that the revolution in
Germany il being managed by officers
high i'll command with the view of even
tuaily causing it- complete collapse and
triumphant return of the former emperor
to Berlin
Some of these officers in civilian
clothes arcr being recognized on the
streets. Many Of them are reported
dressed l.sc workmen.
The actual procedure 10 hc followed IN
demanding the surrender of the former
emperor of Germany 10 the Allies viii he
discussed in London accord NJ to the
Daily Exprc~.i Premier Clcmcnccar of
France will arrive here Sunday with Mar
shall Foch.
The British and French o"vcrumcntS
have reached \ dec~inn relative to their
trim To make the demand upon Holland.
The former cmprer~- of Germany mr.
rived Thursday ~ Maar~hcr-en III IIol-
land and went by Automobile to Amcrcn-
gcn where the former emperor IL staying
She was met at the station bv the wife Of
the German minister ut thcIIaguc. She
seemed to ~ in the best or spirits The
eu kaiser was not at the station to meet
her. An automobile load W baggage was
taken to the castle bat twenty large
trunks remained n the station
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-11-29
CRAFTY HUNS
BEAT US TO IT
Cornered The Sacks In Argentina and So
Controlled the Wheat and Made
Big Profit
tBY ASSOCIATED PRESS,

BUENOS AYRES, Nov. 29.-The pur
chase of two and half million tons o.
Argentine wheat BY the Allied govern
ments has brought good profits into ih'
pockets Of German grain brokers in Bue
nos Aires despite strict instructions thai
none of the Allied wheat was TO be pilr-
chased from Germans.
In addition to having made nice prof
il out Of the Allied trade. the Germans
have about million sacks Of wheat stor-
ed along the wharves 10 be sold some of
these days, probably back To Argentina
at prices much above cost.
When the Allied Wheat Convention was
signed there was a scarcity of grain
Saizs in Argentina They could not bC
bought at any price within reason Most
Of them had been carefully packed away
in German warehouses A. soon ~ the
Wheat Convention was signed and peo-
ple began 10 turn their attention to buy
inc wheat. the Germans kept out Of wheat
rits and devoted al their energies n
buving sacks They bought the entire
outputs of the few Argentine factories
and then they bcgan concerning the sack
market in Uruguay
This enabled the German agents ~
control the sale "a The Allies of part of
Argentina wheat crop.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-11-29
WATCH0N THE
RHINE WINDS
UP TOMORROW
German Tyoaps VIII Cross
Rhine River Saturday Ac-
cOYding to Latest InfOy-
nation And Plans
HINDENBURG GIVES ADVICE
iBY ASSOCIATED PREss.l

WITH TIE AMERICAN ARMY OF
OCCUPATION. Nov. 29-Amcrican sol
dicr- viii begin Winding up the Watch
on the Rhine tomorrow. According To
latest information Gen. Won Der Marwitz
with his German troops will begin cross
iny the Rhine tomorrow The crossing
viii require eight or nine days.
Copies Of proclamation from Won
IIindenburg urging the German soldiers
and civilians 10 receive the Allies with
rc~ignat IN and courtesy have appeared
~ the villages opposite the American
lines The proclamation says that this
IL the best policy in view Of the fact that
Germany cannot longer make resistance
gainSt the Allies.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-11-29

kI.nndnn Nov % Protests again sttEA
London. Nov % Protests against the
order issued nv Admiral Beatty of the Brit
ish fleet directing that the German flag haul
ed down IN the ship surrendered bytiermany.
have been made Nv Admiral Won Reuter-. ~
pointed out thai under the terms Of the ar
misticc intcrnmrnt was equivalent ~ M in-
.ernmcnt in reutral ports and the flags should
remain hoistcd Admiral Beatty called attcn-
ton to the fact that an armistice merely sus-
still existed
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-11-29
Japan GETTING INTO LINE
ON TEMPERANCE QUESTION
tRY ASSOCIATED PRESS.)

TOXIC, Nov. 29-The health depart
mcnt Of the home oofficc i preparing r.
frame temperance bill ~ be presented
in the coming session Of the Diet. The
purpose of the proposed law " to prolib-
it drinking by Young men under age and
M the same time 10 maintain strict or
der anon the dealers. The department
i, also planning To restrict quantity of
save brcwcd.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-11-29
ANOTHER MAN WHO KNEW BILL
AS WILLIAM THE KAISER

LONDON, Nov. 29 DIR. Boyd Carpcn-
ter Of Westminster. who has Just died,
knew well the former German Emperor
William. Of hi last visit ~ Berlin+ in
the year before the war. he wrote "Hhen
left him / felt the kaiser was under the
influence of ~ great fear. Tie A. chan
ged,' I said to myself. ! was afraid, for
knew there was no passion so crliel as
fear
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-11-29

Copenhagen Nov ~ Prince Macmillan.
of Baden. former Imperial Chancellor il "a
vored as the first president of the German
republic by democratic circles, according to
the BcrlnEske Tidcndc
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-11-29

TIclsingfors. Nov 80 The commander of
~ EoIShcvik army ~ Northern Russia haS
sxhorted his followers To- invade the rich
Baltic provinces ~ obtain provisions II IN
reported the German troops have partly aban-
doncd the Narra front and are asking that
they ~ returned ~ Germany. The German
forces who have been at Dunaburg are leav-
ing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-11-29

Tours. Nov. % An American liner viii
sail in few days from French port for
Rotterdam. where IL will take wv board nine
ty six American officers and two thousand
men who have been prisoners NJ war IN
Germany. They will brought to France be-
fore being taken a. America.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-11-29
LITTLE OLD JAPAN TO OUR HELP
I'M FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN

TOXIC. Nov. 29.-SubScriptions to the
American Fourth Liberty Loan in Japan
reached a total of 100000. American
residents or travellers constituted the en-
ire number of subscribers.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-11-29
Late Telegraph

Amsterdam. Nov %. Former Emperor
Charles uf Austria ~ suffering from mental
deprcssion. according To- an Innsbruck dis
patch ~ Berlin. Ilr sits TIT hours ~ nm
desk string vacantly. Former Empress Iita
il much disturbed by her husbands state a
health.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1918-11-29

Copenhagen. Nov. 20 The Council Pcn-
Plies Commissaircs has appointed \ commits
sion to investigate the charges of the Ger
mans treatment ~ prisoners ~ war and See
if il has been contrary to international lay.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10
samitlcr umO antider.

Cine pasanini : Nnetoote er3d6lt
Die rpaa Mau @a5ette": Der be-
riibmte Niolinbirtuos pollte iiG zines
Sages in bic @rObe Oper in Paris
bege6en, mo er bur4 iein 8iolinz&ons
cert auf Der @=Gaite ole Welt ent>
aiidte. Oa es 1ebr fpGt NOR, iprang
Der Maeftro, Ser Ionit ieben pfennig
8ebnmal umOre9te, beoor er i'm aus>
CAB, RAID in einen Wagen. 4ls ct
Dor benz Sbeater angelangt NOR. for@
berte Der &uti9er 10 Jrancs fir Die
tur8e 6a9rt. nWas?" f3rie pa
ganini. nSie fino mobl Derriidt9! 10
6rancs fir 5 Minuten9" = sd
weiB, oaB es etpas piel it," ertpi-
berte Der &ut19er, raber mas limb fur
einen Monn, Der Our9 Spielen ouf
elmer ein5isen Saite SauienOe Ders
Oient, 10 Srancs2" = nS4Sn" ent>
gesnste pagonini, inbem er ni4t Ell
men pfennig mebr ais bas rihtige
6abrgelb be3ablte. niObalb Sic IS fer
tis brinsen. S6ren Wagen auf einem
ein5isen Raoe Iaufen gu la1en, toms
men sic gu mir, uuD i9 perbe S9nen
sebn Grancs seben!"
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10
@atiOnaIparf bersr6fert.

@iner Ser prGGtiglten @ationaI.
porfe Der Ser. Staaaten Der 81.
quota NationoIpart, ioll Ourb an.
glieoerung benodbarter, miloroman'
tiider @ebiete cine neue @n5iebungs.
fraft fir Eourilten erbalten. Ser
Director oes |arflpitems plant Die
Sin5ufiigung bon etfpa 70 9uaorat.
meilen ser eroBartieiten @ebirgs.
lanoihaften Der Sierra Nepaoa gum
Sequoia Barf. 9as @ebiet umfaBt
Oct. 8bitnep, ben boditen Berg Der
Ser. Staaaten, lpenn man bon ben
@ebirgen Ilasfas abieben mill. IS
lit cine wilOe @ebirgseegenO bon
gang auBerorOentli6er Grbabenbelt.
nit 8erggipfeln bon 10000 bis H..
900 SUB S0be, bunoerten bon fri.
itaIlflaren Seen uno tiefen S6lud.
ten, pca6tiaen 8aferfdllen uno rte.
iiaen gisfeloern.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10

S9peIle gu trugen, unter bas &opfa
potter le9t, oonn erf6eint i'm 3raum
bas Bib oes tiinftigen 9%rduttgams
Ooer Der tiinftisen 8rnut.
Wdn iiebt, bob bos uralte mptbts
T4e Wilieu Der Sommer!onnentpenbe
bon benz @Oltsgstit in ieiner Beiie
neiter ousgcitoltet puroe. 9as eli
nesteils f4ourige, onbernteiIs mar
Gen6afte element bieier 3eit tOnnte
aud in Der Slut bon Sabrtauienoen
nt9t begroben tperben. Sc lebt uno
nebt allmd9tig fort, mag es ourf
9erenglauben unb bergIei9en aud
nod 10 iebr iibertpu9ert fein.
&eines 9eioentum bat ii4 ieOo3
in einem 8rou9 bes SobonnisabenOs
erbalten, Der a~llerbings neueitens
mebr in @bnobme begriffen 1T, a6er
immerbin Bis in un1ere Sage rei9t.
Sn man9en @egenben Sirpls finoet
Ii9 nGmlt9 Elm am Sobannisd6eno
ben bier @lementen gebraGtes Spfer.
Die 8Guerin pirft einen tleinen Sell
Der @benbmabI3eit ms Serbfeuer, Ell
men anbern in flieBenbes Maifer,
einen Oritten grdbt ite in bic Groe,
pdbrenb tie einen bierten Sell apiz
I9en atpei treuatpeis iibereinonbers
eeGegte 8Gdtter tIebt unb i'm ouf
Dem Dad ben Winoen p~retsgi6t.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10
Gem Smfcl SAM feilgcbuten.

@ieoer baben Die Ser. Staaten
@~eleaenbeit, cine @rippe SnielAcn
su ermerben, n1mli6 Die @alapa-
gos-Snieln i'm Stilen S5ean, mel6e
poIitiI6 CUR, characterization Se-
publif gfuooor geborenL aber iAon
lange aIs mirtidaftlid gang pertIos
uno ou1 politil6 bon feiner 8eoeu'
tun9 fir oieIe aHgeieben wuroen.
3mar iino oiele Gilanoe oas leste
midtige Seim Der &ielensS 6ilofro'
ten; aber oie Soeo ouf 0ieielben
lAeint Ser &cgierung ME ettpas elm.
gebro9t gu baben. Tieaei6t Bate
Gfuaoor oiele Snieln eintrG9li6 fir
0as Gdobomt MADDEN f0nlen; aber
man bat chen ni6ts beionoeres oo'
fir getan. limo min beltebt cine
Iturfe Stimmlrq 0afiir, Die Snlel-
den, nit ibren etma 400 9emob.
nern, oen Ser. Staaten gum Saul
on5ubieten, 5ulnol Der Yreis, ben
oiele fir Die oGnildlOeltinoiihen
Snicln oablten, einen ~groben Gin
orud" geluatt baten loa. Wag lein
Dab Snfel Gam oas Anerbieten be-
oGtcllSmert finbet.
9ie @ilonoe liegen ettpu 800
@leilen iiiowcitlid bonn Tanoma'
aonol uno nabe ser SdiffsitraBe
sluildcn Dem aonal uno geeulee'
lauo, gluItralicn. ben ii6rigcn Oaeo'
MEN uno Dem unteren SItinoieu.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10
Die Griie Scs ariescrs.

Bel elmer Jelbbatterie Oes 4. gr=
meetorps biente i'm &riege 1870 Der
alte Srompeter Sturm, bic betanns
teite perf0nli9teit i'm gan5en gfegis
ment, benz er felt o4t5ebn Sabren
a%ngeb0rte. Dieter tii9tige Reiter
unO naIIe5eit IuIttge unb f9neiOtge
5elOfOlbat". ben bic Sffioiere mebr
freunbli3 aIs itreng bienitIi@ be-
banbelten, bate cine sroBe 2eiben>
f4oft: er mar mS9nupfer in Der
e%mtnenteiten 8ebeutung bieies Wors
tes". @r f4nupfte 5tpei 2ot = elm
gang enormes Quantum. Seine
Oementfpre4enb groBe Dole bate Elm
2eutnant ben rSorftaften" g%etauft.
Sn Der @esen6 bon S%Oifions ipurbe
Der fonit 10 fibeIe @turm pGOBIi4
einfiIbig. @ein Ianger ounfler 8art
bling nod f9Iapper aIs geip0bnli9 an
rem MunbpinteIn berab. Sturm
fab aus, als Of er bittere @rIebniffe
gebobt bate; er fab nt9t, pie FONT,
itraff i'm Sattel, er bling arf ieiner
rSabra" tpie Elm erf4o11ener Damn.
limb Der @runo? Sein S9nupfta<
BAT mar ausgegangen; pett unb brett
mar feline Priie ouf5utreiben.
r@on ba ab4, er3dblte fpGter fem
8utterie4ef, nfpurOe Gturm nod
ldffig, trGumerif9, energielos, rnz
5uOerIdfiig = tura, Der alte f4nei=
btge SOIbot mar aus t6m Derz
i9nunoen; ia mebr aIs einmaI
muBte i9 Jpn bart anfa6ren, mas
Bel Sturm etnas unerb0rtes mar.
0as plOBli9e @erfiegen Der Quelle
langidbriseu @enuffes batte ben al
ten Srompeter, id mD4te fagen, be-
moralifiert!
@nbli9, mad Wo9en, botte ibm
feline Srau pieOer elm patet feiner
2eibprife 8oIongaro geianbt. Mm
&benb bes @intreffens iener bebeuz
tungsOollen Senbung - es mo9te
pObG f4On 1a11 nbr seipeIen iein-
lag i9 in meiner tDmfortoblen 8tlla
in MontmorencD bereits i'm 8ett,
als plOBIi4 beftise, f4pere Sritte
bic Sreppe berauf tltrrten, in ipilber
Soft bic Sir aufgeriffen tpurbe unb
cine LANCE, buntle @eItoIt in bas
3tmmer trat. Sci benz bellen Monbz
li9t ertannte i'd iofort ben alien
Sturm.
n@os 1T log, @turm, 4larm2"
.Nein, nein, 9err Sauptmann,
meme <e bat cine frtf9e priie ges
f4idt. Sd moIIte nur cine feline
Probe babon bringen."
Sn 1einer n~amenIo1en Sreube bate
her alte Solbat allie Guborbinatio=
men pergeffen, batte fi9 ni9t mel
ben laiien unb ftanb nun in b09iter
freubiger @rregung nit etnem Safz
ient0pf4en 8oIOnsaro Dor meinem
Bette.
Ser TuttermeiFer eradblte mir am
anberen Morgen, oaB iia @turm
gar ni9t gu 8ett gelest. fonbern auf
Der Sreppe fiBenb Biz gum Gutter>
f9iitten seprift bate. Bon nun an
mar er tpieber Der bette Srompeter
unb SoIbat."
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10
Ser SIif.
gcIepafbiide gSirtuns Ors auses cine
crtuicicae Intindc.

9eIepatbti6e @irtuns Ocs au9cs cine
Criuirir1e Iatiafc.
Die 8eriu9e, bic ieiiens berporra=
GENDER 0pbtbaImpIogen nit Der ans
9ebliden 8eleput6ie pes 8lides pors
genpmmen Dorosn ltno, perpeiien
bic 8e6auptung, Oob bus Quge ooer
SiB Der Seele" fei, gendu 10 auf oas
@ebiet oes Nbergloubens uno Der
4utozS uggeition, ME oos Mdr9en
bonn ,,601en Bid. 9uf 9runb bic
fer @eriu9e miro ertIdrt, OoB Ii4
bas @uge, einerlei, Oh es einem &tnOe
ooer Grrpa9fenen, einem Wtonn ODER
elmer 6rou geb0rt, Dem &r5t INNER
gun3 glei9artig poritelle. 8erGnoerz
lid lei nur Die 6arbe Der Regen6o>
gen6aut uno Die 9rDbe Der Puptlle;
uno Oas @6arntteriitii4e oes 8Iides
liege in Der Hidtung Der &usapfels
@6Ie, Der StelIung Der 2toer. Der
9oItung oes &opfes unO benz Spiel
Der @eii9tsmusteln, nit etnem Wort:
oas 4uge iel6it biete gar ni4ts Gbas
rutteriItif9es; allies iei ~abbdngtg bon
Der 5unttion Der AugenmusteIn, 10
ouB alIo bic ongebli9 aus Dem Au9e
leu9tenoe 3orneaglut oOer Die iille
6lamme Der Niebe, Der 6immel Der
lIn19ulo Il. (. NJ. leoigli3 auf BE
megungen Der MusteIgruppen Oes
augapfels, Oes @eii4ts unO Oes Sop
fes beruben. Somit fam man gu
Gem SGlufIe, baB es cine 6asainas
tipn burd Dos Auge nt4t gibt, ions
bern OoB pieImebr Die moieitGtif9e
poIe, bic berrii4e @eite, Die energis
I9e Miene uno traftpolle Spra9e
bic etgentli4en 3aubermittel aller
8eatpinger ieien.
Oas mag allies ~5ugegeben tperoen,
dber es ertlGrt bod OerT9ieoene @rs
I9einungen nidt, bic unm0gIi4 auf
cos Spiel Der Qugenmusteln uno
nibt auf bic 2lugen feI6it auriidges
fiibrt merpen t6nnen. DAB oas &uge
unter gelpiiien u%tmitGnoen cine teles
pot6iI9e Mirtung ousii6en Tam, TT
bur9 bic G%rfa4rung unpiosrIegli4
erpieTen. 9ie unmittetbare Wirtuna
hes @uges 5eigt ii9 BET Seuten nit
benz vitarfen Bid.
Sic gIoltben, etnen anoercn Men>
i4en gum umie6en 5pingen au t0n~
nell, unb tper etpas llebung i'm BE
f6otten" bat, p;ro piiisn, baB
mun6e 0etettipes troy gr0Bter fOne
tiger 3iidtigteit i4le4te @erfOlqer
Iino, Der 9erfol9te t6ren Bid fiiblI
nnb, Ii9 umnenoeno, ie bemertt.
Mit llnredt pirft man i6nen aIfo
unporii9tigteit ober ungefhid Dor.
9iele 3atio9e Diro orr6 einen
Nrtitel i'm nSournol Der pip4olo@
gle" beItGtigt, bos umfungrei4e Ser
fu9e in bieier 3i4tung unterna6m.
Dos @efiibl bes D9eiebenmerbens"
Itent Ii9 BEL iiber so proaent Der
@eriu9sperIonen Elm. Iu4 Die pa>
rifer &rtmtnolspoliae nabm Die 8ers
fu9e auf unb itellte Proben in elmer
&aIerne an. sic poitierte mad Der
Rei6e flint poliaciogenten, Die beim
n8ei9atten" meiit pe@ 9atten, in
sinen geIperrten 3aum uno lieB tie
aus einem tIeinen Senter4en Die
Sorpa9e firieren. SbpobI bic be-
treffenbe Mauer niAts Sebenspertes
bietet uno BEL bieiem Ssniter6en ME-
mano permutet piro, 6lidten BON
sebn SoGuten brei pl0Bli3 in Oieier
&i4tung unb entoedten bic 8epba@s
ter. @ls tie gefrogt murOen, mas
tie peronIoBt babe, ii6 umaufeben,
~antportete Der erlte uno annette, Is
fei linen p%orgetonmen, als itarre tie
iemanb Don riidfpGrts an, pGArenb
Der brittle cine lei4te 8erii6ruu9 pers
ipirt 6a6en pollte.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10

9use Sdsiu1S Iinne bubn, Damn tomm
ib nit. 3er Dec,speiler Ioa nug
nit oente, 6aB Ct IN mid en- @ieI GEE
funne bat, 100 sinigeS itenOe bubt,
tpomit ih oer6Ieiipt Sbne Sbrn lie
iper
99tlipp Souerampfer.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10

3 ipe6l gtfrifaner (oon iei-
men &eiTen renommierenO): Timber
ieben8 geriet i6 III cine S6ar bon
@ffen. @s mar elm bodit fritiider
Woment. 49,"
,Sie tpuroen ober gIiidli6ertpei.
ie bon ben Sieren niht entoedt?"
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10

SIN @offeefrdm3@en.
6rou MiiIler gu Srau Weier):
n@ilien g., oie Siid)erS iann gar
I9lau, oio IoIien r BEN Sobn &ent.
omtmann per6en, oamtt r ipdter
feline @teuern mebr Sablen brall.
6en."
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10

@Iafiif6. aIte Sungfer
(6ie bon einem Serrn aus Dem
@oIier ge5ogen ilt): na9, metn
SEER, pie ioa i9 Sbnen oonfen! Sd
min 5eitIebens SIR eigen ieinl"
Serr GIiebeno): Sen 9anf, 9a.
me, begebr' id ni6tl"
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10
i'm: Sos bat ma i6on. aber ert nod Ser %fie6enten @2obI"

Gin 9Iott i'm @in0e.
@aIt (6er cine iebr feline Borti-
on erboIten): n&eaner, iteIlen Sic
lfIeunigit oie @entilation ob, ionIt
fIiegt mir mein &otelett meg"
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10

= SduIe. n@arlm itedt benin
Ser Biccolo fo~rtp1breno nit benz
3obIfeaner auiammen?"
Or iibt iid iest 10 langiam oos
cSrren EN-"
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10
nitimmu

3uf Student:
,Seben sic MIR. SrGuIein, wie
ourdnGBt i9 BON &e9en bin. SIT
oos nidt abideuli62"
GrGulein: nMuB fir sic ooppelt
idredli9 iein, oa sic bod 8aiier
gar nidt Ieioen moeen."
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10

ais 6ric>rid 8iIbrIm
III. iiA icinc 3dbne in Oronuns
bringen lalieI wo0te, mllBte er 81
oielem 3wefe nu6 %oriS rciien.
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10

SD tonnt nob
pier Dode lang lfps
tper bic 6o6e Cd
1pen3es, 100 Der
6uboItoff peruHlane
oubt, fpred)e, IN
oonn bait id nod
lang nit allies geiagt,
mas i9 ouf ben 9er5
I'M in mel 9emit
ZEN. Nplper t9
Washington Journal., 1918-05-10
OtrnEr 5dJrrtbebrtrr oEs
4bilipp 5amrramptrr.
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Wlein Iieber SER RtOodfiondr: -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-09-18
lTALSKY KRAL POVAZUJE
RAK. ARMADA DOSUD
"a MOCNOU.
Uznava sOuSinnOst CechOsl0vS
ki ma frOnte.

Pafiz, 18. zari. - Italsky
kral Viktor Emanuel "a roz-
mluvy valecnym dopisovate-
lem Matinu Sc vyslovil, ze lid
Rakouska sice trpi nedostat-
KEN, ale armada, ze jest jest6
dosti silna. el
Jestlize lid trpi vseobecnym
nedostatkem jest "a to vojsko
,yborne krmenO, jsou vlastnf
slova italskeho panovnika. Ra
kousku Sc sice nedostava kdze
ale vojaci jsou opatreni zname
nitou obuvi a vybornymi zbra
nemi. Rakouska armada do.
sud zdstava platnym cinitelem
s kterym Sc pocftati must.
Tlznavaje spolucinnost Ce-
chi, kteri bojujf proti stava-
jici organisaci rakouske, zej-
mena cd dob ,kdy Italie nevaha
la po docilene dohod6 uznat
je "a valcici narod.
Italie dala svych deti bezpo.
cetne. Jeji zeny, starci a deti
pracujf ma polich ba opravuji
i silnice a cesty. Trida z rokug
1920 s1castnila Sc bold ma
front6 po cele mesice.. Mobili-
sovali jsme vse bez kazdNch
mezi.