davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Little River news. (Ashdown, Little River County, Ark.) 1897-current, 1918-05-15

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-01-24

Observation-Disclosures mucho en- IA
question de alimentos. porQue ESQ ge-
neralmente suede cuando Sc ha re-
cargado mucho ell est6mago. : procu-
re tomar sal de Fichy 0 alguaa aqua
mineral durarte la comida 0 IN 70
co de b~icarbonato de Sosa al termi-
mar es:a. La senior su suegra tiene.
en- cierto modo, razon para irla q Ia
mano. pues listed debe saber que es-
to hasta podia ser motive de divor-
clio con SUI marido y seria muy dolo-
roso para listed que Sc fuese a anne
ritar un motive tan vulgar como
causa de n separation.
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I'm comandante de submarine
aleznan enyaa mlensaJes a
los barcos aTnerScanos
sus bra~ atlas no han sido sostenidas por
que jamas 10 han encontrado en- DON
de dice que Sc encuentra

Nj posici6n es (tantosl grades H.
titud norte Y (tantos) grades ionE'-
tud Oeste. Vcnid Y cogedme. os
espero"- ~ mcnsajc esti siemrre
firmado por Hans Rose.
Rose es el capit,tn aleman Il ha-
c dos aho: mas 0 meaos, tEalo i
Newport eli submarine U-5S y do
una reception en- 81. 4 Ii cue asis-
t.eron prominentes personalidades de
H. soc.eiad de esc puerto. que aban-
1nno !aego a las v~einticuatro horas.
eehando ! pique a seis barcoS aliadoS
frente q ia costa lie Nantucket.
De acaerdo cor el relate que Sc
cueatra cntre los hombres dedicados
u IN p.lig-osa Y emocionante tar2a
&c Gar caza 4 los submarines eneml-
COS, q captain q quicn va Girie'do
cl mensai" n~OctIrno del comandante
a!emIn. echo 4 pique = dos submari-
nos cue es;aban I las ordenes DC dos
commentaries amigos Wtiros d. Rose,
Cuiencs perecieron EN- esos acclden-
=. = ! ]quicnes Rose ju.5 vengar. FL
ntarino aicm;,n no solo cnvia su rro-
ca m"as&je al hombre que cause n
maortc de su2 amigos y i Qu!en ia
nj. ne VITO aquel. sine que 10 pro-
voca ademas i~ndicandole la posici0n
re ccapa 81 y dicigiendo el mensaje
coz n poS!c.0n defiAiGa del destro-
vcrs Il manda g! macino americana
&c quicn Gesca vengarse.
- comandante americana Y Sls
hcmJ-eS no muestran emores nirgu-
Has IL rcncr IN eHcuentro con 81
aGyalsal;o. IN prueoa de lilo rs que
dos veccs h. G.riciGo ST barco hac.a
ci lvgar ;nd;cGdo en- el mensaje, como
IA pos.c,ou del submarine, sin que
en- Enigma de es&s ocasiones haya
n5AiIo cncor,rar a enemigo esperan-
l2. como e ex0resa el comandante
a]eman en- 81 1lcnsaic jma!ambrico.
Tc.ay.a Z, mersaie radiografico 81
ric rec;h!tndosc roche a roche. este
@onie este q destroyer americana.
I. mensajc 10 han recogido tambiGn
2tros aesr:oyers ~emn1aados en- IA u
q TT j. i las aguas eGropeas. Y de
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Especial para LA PRENSA

INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana. Enero
!S.-La situaci6n sin ~precedente. crca-
da cor Ia guerra continental. entrana
muy serias modificaciones en- rodos
los 6rdenes de Ia vida humana.
En- Ia Corte dc Apelacioncs de esta
ciudad ACADIA de descubrirse IL con-
veniencia, In neceSidad mejor dicho,
de ampliar ia ley refeEente al matri-
monio. en- su capitulo de dIvorcios.
jaeregaado una clausula mas. que los
iustifioue, como cauSa fortuita 0 de
fuerZa mayor.
La idea fue ~presentaGa por e. Juez
Rubber. con OCCASION dc il demanda
de divorcio de IN senora Brudcr, en-
contra de SUI marido William Bruder,
por razones de partidaris?no, lame
rose militar. en- esta fabulosa con-
tienda.
Mi marido es IN &agel,-dijo l.
senora,-me da de conner bien, nc
lleva al tcatco. ne cornp"& meaias
lie seda. NE NINA. Ne luiete. 10 quic-
re. nos Queremos, nos quiereT los de
mas. Y, sin embargo. pido el divor-
clio.
-jImposible,,, exclam6 el Juez au-
tcritariamente, porque no hav raZ6n
que 10 justifiQue. Segun nuestra ley
de Relaciones DomesticaS, el divorcio
puede c~orcederse por tales y cuales
causas. Y 81 case no esta en- ningu-
IA de elias.
\ TODD 10 cual. r~espondi0 Ia sonora:
-pues pido e. divorcio. porque M!
espcso tiene un grandisimo defecto: e
scr partidario de los alemanes.
-iCo7cedido,.-grito el Juez, Ii
rando hasta los lentes. ;Pero inme-
diatamente,
Hizo cbservar el Secretario que esa
determination no podia ser "a priori,"
y que, en- TODD case, la Corte de Rela-
clones DomGsticas tendria SUI vela en-
e. entierro.
i'm cuernoi. contesto el Juez,
hccho una furia. e divorclo Sc i'm
pone, Y nc solo 9! divorcio. s!no la
orden de apprehension en- contra del
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~vosotros. a dos de los mas rudos lu-
chadores. las distinciones que sen a
Ia vez premio del pasado y garantia
del poryenir.
";Capitan Heurtaux. En- nombre de
GurneMer. 20 os hago Official de la
Legion de Honor.
-"Subteniente Fonck, E. nombre
de Guynemer, 20 os hago caballero de
Ia Legion de Honor"
f. General les do con Ia espada
los dos golpes de ritual. En- seguida
volvio i su puesto en- la arena y con-
cluy6:
"Elevemos nuestros ~coraZones uni
dos en- IN pensamiento fraternal de
admiraci67 reSpetuosa Y agradecida
hacia el heroe a quien el primer ejer-
cito no olvidaIa jarlas, per SUI herce
de quien eStaba tan o:gulloso y cGya
inmensa sombra Sc proyectara siem-
pre- en- la historic, sobre los recuerdos
de u acciones en- Flandes.
LAS sombras como Ia de Guyne-
mer GUAM seguramente, cuando Sc
las sabe Seguir, hacia Ia via triunfal.
que, a traves de las ruinas. las tum-
has Y los SACRIFICES. conduce a Ia
victoria a los fuertes Y a los ~iustos.
- las banderas,
r toqUe Sc Gej6 Or, toque vibran-
?. tc2uc De alma agdiente, el mas be-
lie que te2emos-despues del de Ia
ca~ea.
En- scguida. como gran sacerdote
del quito de IA p2tris. 81 General, in
c.iaanio hac:a Ia terra en- III largo
&dema1, IL pCnta de 81 espada ter
Glin6 mediante Ia formula sacrament
tai
";Asi sea-"
Fue de esta manera como, en- el
Campo de Aviacj6n de Saint Pol, Il
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NUEVA YORK. Enero l8.-un
dialio de esta cludad publica IN no
ticia de ana nucva audacia de IN CO.
mandaate de submarine aleman, CO
nocido en- este pals Y de Ia cual =
haccn lenguas, 81 bien con cleric tono
de encor los commentaries y mari
mes de los destroyerS americanoS en-
aguas europeas, pueS contra esoS bar
eos principalmente m estado s'endo
dirig;da II audaZ provocacicn Diet v2-
Ditan teuton. Hans Rose.
Cast noche i noche el ccmandanle
de a!gano de los destro".e"es r-ct@e
Dor telegratia i~nalambricN IN measa-
je concebido POGO mas o mencS I'll Is
tos terminus:
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a rorIclece SUI memOria Y
desarrolla 81 VOlUnIaG. Eenre u iTTndek,
reyivIrica u eSpeVanZa; eSi!uulN ID arebI-
c!dn Y "a d~e.erIujHac.Gn w Iener oUen ext
10. La Iaspara aT'Iei3 COn.!anZa en :!
miSmC que ir PO2e <" eSiSco Cs conFen-
Ger q u genie &c - yegiaCero rli0r. lie
ID Ia Have ts los SecreioS !nt.!.oS GeL
GomInto tie Ia mrnie. Le pone IN eS!a-
do de LOIQlnaF los peESiu1!eNtos : dcc!o-
CuSnIo ia. ent.enda esra cisncia I'm
porJsnSe y msSter!oSa. I'd. pueGe I'm
piaRtar SugeSi.oneS ell e. eSplrliu humane
que seran ooedec.Gas Ell IN Ola o en- IN
a!a de aCui. III. pgede cuc2c males Ia
b!icS y enIerrneGadeS IN :: mi>Ino y en-
Otros. I'd. puede cGrar l :! m.srno lie IN
soIEnis nsC!0SiGaG Y pTeocupac!oneS DO
ucSl,css U &c negOc.oS I'd. pueis hLihe-
I.Z8T A peT>C-tar lStaltancatnente. con u
mtra m.rada Ge los o!oS. sin 81 conCcnEicn
70 De elIoS q infiGT!os poderOSaIneEie a
0OadeCsr ~ SOlUniIt. I'd. auede GeSaT9O-
liar a IN grade mar2vtlIoSo cua.luLer "a
lanto musical . GFaH4tIcC que ID. pCeG3
lener. ii Suede aNmeniar SuS podereS
legepaIicos, 0 C!arivitentes. "a. 3uede Oar
entre;entmien.G$ aSUToroSOS ' G!vefiidoS.
u. pueds ganacse el amor ' u acaIStad
pSrpeiGs de aQuelloS que I'd. GeSea- ID
pCets prDIegeFse contra "a E!Ntehc!a Ge
otros. I'd. puede teaer buea rN!io f!Haa-
clero Y ser reconocLCO como IN pcdeF en-
su ccmurltad.
Este liero de Flint le ensenara como
sJrenGer (! Secre:o te alranz2r eS!aS CO.
sas. Sr- Flint e el h!pnU;3S;9 ewinente V
meyo- conucidn IN q muHdu- Ia apa-eci-
do ante mlllareS de audltOFiO>- e cum
plira fielmeute C%da pTomeSa ~ ID &c
sea unS roVia Dc este ilh"o -~rat!ltu. 500
cecaSit3 nantac ~ 1oI1hrt 3 direction
en- una rarIe.3 pG>ysl-u:u-D iiner"-ai
-. Herbert .r -ra +. .t"'-
l,:Ltf. ta,a. T. g.. a- A. rl Lnru II go
r. CnyIai0 . -v4sl q G- rCrreo, porte Il
..-g- 81 s-,r-,,so Sg-
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re su boticario y desde el dia 81
guiente, tome yoGuro. con1cnzando
por diez gCtas en- aqua Y aumentando
una cada dia. hasta Que s;enta les
mismos efectos que Sc experimental
cuaMdo uno tiene catarro: ~entonccs va
dismiruyendo una gotta hasta No SEN
tir esos efectos Y Sigue tomando c.
numero de gotaS que no lie hagan SEN
tir Ia fluX:on de la rariZ, por algin
tempo. Lavese a manana Y tarde la
parte afectada de IL cara con aqua
hervida, un medic gallon, en- la cual
poHdra listed una cucharada de las
de sopa, de aqua ~oxige1ada o per0-
KIDD de h~idrogeno; despues de lavar-
Sc p0ngase una capa ligerisima de
(Pasa a Ia Sa. Pag. Col. LAD
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Notas yarlas Y Curlosas
Uno que perdto q su muer FOR ser Pc It'd a 10 de los alem9.
nes.-Una nueUa causa CARA S itcttar el diyorcio.
La monomanfa de 10 'Eamistad"

! CHICAGO, Ill.,. Enero 1S.-!Al pre-
cinto mas ccrcano de Ia Estacion del
| Ferrccarril de Wabash. fue conducido
aver u hombre del bajo pueblo. So
brc Quien recaia Ia scspecha de que
| estaba loco de remate. Ia sospecha
de tai afirmaci6n. que fue comunica-
da al gendarme, naciG &c que cl hon.
| bre. que SC llama Robert Donovan, de-
tenia q cuanta persona encontraba en-
Ia Gale V decia conocerla y, en- case
&c que IL persona detenida .contes-
tara con una negativa, n e%mprendia
Il golpes con ella, tratando de con
, vencerla de 81 veracidad.
NADIA tuvo de cXtrano, por ende,
Que. llegando el gendarme a apre-
hcndcr al lunatico. este 10 recibiese
con palabras amables Y de una fami-
liaridad pasmosa:
-iHo!a. tQue milagro de verte?
Que gordo est&s. " como has echa-
DO barriga. Recuerdo que la Ultima
! vez que te viz.
-Por 81 me VIC listed 0 dei6 de YER
re, listed me acompana. dijo ell gen.
Garme. echando mano del %sujeto.
-iAndando. Cuanto gusto NE da
v~clverte a yer. Greene que te echa-
ba de mcrcs. y III ito Antonio? ~
u cunada Rosenia? :Casada. ch?
Va ne 10 dcria mi corazGn. Rosenda
nc sera infiel.
-Pero cue canastos ME anda US
ed tccando Ia fam:lia!-cl&m6 el
gcndarme. asieHdo al hombrc del bra
u.
Irutil: e! loco seguia CT sus trece,
~reCordanGo los t;empos que pas6 al
ado del ~gcndarme. cuando ib&n jun
C.: al ~colegio, cuandc Sc robaron Ia
3rimera manza.a, ' cuando su abue-
IA tuvo las primeras virdelas.
FuG conducido Donovan a presen-
liz del Comisario, Y ahi Sc reni:i6 Il
escena:
-~;Caracoles. Guilierno! Quo gor-
10 estas! Como has e"hado barriga,
Recuerdo cue Ia Ultima vez que to
v.....S;. icl mismo, mos robamos
seis marc: de colrctircs.
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ACTUALIDADEs EXTRANJERAS.
Viene de Ia ID. Pag.)

Uiene de Ia 30. Pag.)
gun vestigio De Il restos m~cTta!es,
como 81 el cielo. celoso de 81 hcrcc,
no hubiera Querido deyOlrer i "a tie
IRA sus Gespojos-Que le correspondent
por derecho a csta-como 81 tcdo
entero. Guynemer hubiese yolado ha-
cia el empi.io en- ma m:iagrosH
ci6n, desaparccjcnGo en 81 @lcr>a.
Al reunirnos en- el propio !2Gar <
CUE q Sc lanzo hacia q infinite, pa
samos por sobre los ritos habi.Gales
Il coronan el fin de ii vida ue an
hcmbre Y cinos como es saludada Ii
entrada Ell Ia inmortalidad lie? Gaia
Hero del aire sin miedo Y sin tacca-"
Les dos aviores So habian a.eIado
en- aquel momento. No Sc percibia va
el roruuido de suS motoreS. e Wen
TO de! mar Sc haoia ca,mado. Una
emoci6n sagrada Sc ~apoGeraba de to
10. 10. comuriG-
ia -, .1,oas o, a. rnI-o do n oarria
al recuerdo del CreyenJe muerto gor
dafe,derla La voz ~yaroni! de, Gene
"a! Sc dei0 or en- medic de, silenc:o:
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sic. bar5ar.s. ora q air,a 6a CIV
,sr,er ,,sde s-arror ,e,-a an ~vosorr,sr
"O,a ,a,, roso-ros ola snbsis.a
y m~nlrinIiona los heroes ? 3; inage,.
ope soma irsniraros las resoIuciorez
a-dientes de los re6fitos oue nuerr5n
bonrar n martir do n mica D,a,a-a
Gle % convene. ,imitardo su alto
| eiemplo, y que, eD,c1ces. ella sea
nuien les De ? esos yslientes "a fue--
~ necasaria nara hacer ~revivi-. on
! eIlos = Guy,er,er 3, sus oroazas -
,a,d.r;,s,
.pres a. ,;,ico bon,araca or7e -,
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a-,ae-r c,a 70 5sbo4os-o. J., a..
: ci6- = II continuation de g, ohra
En- aouel ;ns,anra s,nremc on o,c
"a IN q Unite do "a vida smith sns
;daas . nrr.o do ssc,ns-seIs monde
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J. Pong Beach.-Lo que !e aa
pasado q listed cs que 10 iaocula.on
Q alguna navajo de rasu-ar. u el
barbero uso ar;es COT aleGn clieate
cue estaba aeobiado de alguna enrer-
E:edad peligrosa. Tome listed una
buena purga de a~ceite, que le prepa-
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SECCIONDE CONSULTAS

Toda Ia correspondence rchcioaaIl ron eSa se"cIdn debe venr drigda
a: IA FEENSA' ->cccdn dc ConSulfaS. -
iu Y. santa Rosa Ave. san Antonio, Texas.
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ESTE IBEO
ES GRATUlTO
IN. RENEi.lCIaN He LuS TisTER!oS
nEl. HII'E-t.t~Hs ) III. Mi''NE-
tt-f.T. rEs.~uNu

-. HcrncF; 'ilr. unu &c los t1pio'iN-
las m"Jur cunor'.."~ 81 - ItuHuo' "ranH
DO r]UhIirar IN rUrp notable SUJre el nip
nOs!Smu nagurjlsu- SCuSiltuyc IN ma
che IL trItado warav'lln>" y com2renSl-
YO del genera QUE JANIS ha S!do rublcd-
do. I! Sr. Flint Aa IvciGiGc G:Slfi9G!r pgF
IN eSpacio limii2dO d. uellpo una CopI"
HrafTi;a a r1lv 9rrsUaa g,.r 81 IpIercSe
sinrrramenfe por rSIa~ r.encIas maraviIIp-
Sas. Este IlbrU e>;a ha>4do sUnce n eN-
perieRria prarylca rGr Is:arao> as.oS ie an
hurnbre que IA n.ravtLaGo 4 mas GENE
GU u.:Ta ;lcrSuna --l1 cC3!CutcEa
Aanra I'd. puedr ayreHGer los -ecte'"S
F.I hip9urtSma y al ~m1gE"itSTIsp personal
eo "a pr,yiO a0E1r UDGC lie coSIo.
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"Malvina." Hayden, Arizona.-To-
me pescado de prefere2cia y desc
por n temporada de ounce dias o
I'm mes banos sulfurosos Y agregre
q TODD este I'm granulito diario de IN
mlligramo de e~stricnina. Durante IN
mes, abstengase por complete de ira
tar el asunto que IL preocupa.
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primer ejercito le di0 81 adi6s q! Ca
pitan Guynemer.
Captain Deivert.
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r. NJ. R.-Sera bueno que IN me-
dieo exper;mentado del lugar de 81
Residential Ia examine a listed, pues
no podriamoS aconsejarla bien, sin
verla Y hacer u reconoc;miento dete-
nido de su persona. Una vez que e.
needico Ia haya examinado, podra
I'd. manifestarle ST. deseo. para que le
prescriba 10 que es del case. Guide de
que el medico de que Sc trata sea es-
p~ecialista en- Intermediates de Ia
cintura, porque 81 no ha hecho es-
tudios ~especiales sobre esta clase de
Intermediates, NADIA pcdra consegUir
listed de sus cuidados.
Entire tanto, hago 10 mismo que
~aconsejamos en- Ia respueta que 81
que.
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Albert N.DepeW.s
ca. Ihrpsh speeiL AnAnaemen Wah he George kAahsN Adxs SeNka

Badewitz, who began mauling him be-
fore the sentry even had told his
story. After a while Badewitz quit
pounding the cook. and listened to the
sentry. Then Badewitz said the cook
had put a note In the dixie before he
dropped 1t, SO they beat him up again
and put him In irons. After that they
sent the rest OF the cooks back, and
would not let them on deck again.
They had plenty of canned goods and
meat aboard, but they would not give
us any.
Five of the men were buried at sea
that day. More men were going mad
every minute, and IL was a terrible
place; pitch dark, grimy, loose coal
underfoot. coaLdusty air to breathe,
body-flth everywhere. Some of the
crazy men howled like dogs. But we
were not as much afraid of these as
we were of the others who kept still,
but slipped around In the dark with
Jumps Of coal in their hands. We
got SO we would not go near each
other for fear we were running into q
crazy man. Those of us who were
s;iiio collected as near the fiddiey as
We could, and we would not let the
others get nea us, but showed them
back or SHE'D Jumps of coal at them.
And every once in a while some one
OF us would begin to act queer. May
be he would let out a howl suddenly.
without any warning. Or he would
just quit talking and begin to sneak
around. Or he would squat down and
begin to humble. We could not tell
just when a man had begun to lose
his mind. He would seem just like
the rest of us. because none Of US was
much better than a beast.
We could not take turns sleeping
and standing watch against the crazy
men, because when we talked about
1t, we agreed that one of US could
tell whether or not the sentries would
go crazy while on watch and have the
rest of us at their mercy. It was aw-
full to talk about going crazy In this
way. and to figure that you yourself
might be the next, and that 1t was al
most sure to happen If you did not
get some sleep soon. But 1t was worse
to find a man near you going. and have
to boot him out with the other insane
men.
The days passed like that, with
nothing to do but suffer, and starve
and freeze. 1t got colder and colder,
and all wea could wrap ourselves in
was the coal. We began to speculate
on where we were. 1t was not till
later than an old skipper in our bunch
told us that we had rounded the north
ern coast of Iceland.
Finally, one day. a lad yelled down
'Landr" and we all dove for the fid-
dley like wild men. and those who
could get near enough looked out, and
sure enough there was the coast OF
Norway. very rugged and rocky and
covered with snow. We thought It
was an over then. and that we would
be landed at Bergen sure. Then there
was the usual running around and
yelling on deck, and we were not so
sure we would be landed and very
suddenly 1t got colder than ever.
I was in the fddley. achag to get
out, and ready for anything that
might happen, when the door opened
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German patrol boat heard him and
flashed a ~searchlight. They picked up
Joyce right away. but Barney was
making good Roadway and was almost
free when they dragged him In. They
beat them up IN the patrol boat. and
when they put them back on the
Yarrowdale Badewitz beat them up
some more and put them In irons.
Then he began to shoot at their feet
with his revolver, and he had a sailor
stand by to hand him another revolt
yer when the first n was empty.
Then he would cash their faces with
the barrel Of the revolver and shout,
I'm Badewitz. I'm the man who
fooled the English" and shoot at them
some more
All the while the sailors were cele-
brating, drinking and eating, and yell
ing, as usual, and the whistles ON all
the German ships were blowing. and
they were having a great fest. After
about thirty hours we left, being es-
corted by a mine-layer and a mine
sweeper. I asked a German garby If
that was the whole German navy, and
he looked surprised and did not know
l was kidding him. and said no. Then
! said, $50 the English got all the rest.
did theyf" and he handed me n in
the mouth with his bayonet hilt. so I
quit kidding him.
We saw rows and rows Of mines,
and the German sailors pointed out
what they Said were II. M. IS. Lion
and Nomad, but / do not know wheth-
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err they were the same ones that were
in the Jutland battle or not. Finally
we landed at Swinem66de just as the
bells were ringing the old year out
and the new year In. We were a fine
bunch of blackbirds to hand the kaiser
for a New Years present, believe me.
They mustered us up on deck, and
each of us got a cup Of water for our
New Years spree. Then we saw we
In for 1t. and all hope gone, but
we were glad to be released from u
hole, because we had been prisoners
since December 10-three days on the
Moewe and eighteen on the Yarrow-
dale-and the coal was not any softer
than when we first sat on 1t.
So WEI began singing, Pack up your
troubles in your old kit bag and smile,
boys. smile. What's the use Of worry
ing? It's never worth WHILE" and so
forth. They made us shut up, but not
before we asked ourselves If we were
downhearted, and everybody yelled
sNoi"
And that IS how we gave our re.
CARDS to SwlEemunde.
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CHAPTER XVIII.


1Pack Up Your Troubles"
We arrived at Swinemunde. on the
east bank. and after we had had our
drink Of water and had been rousted
back into the bunkers, Badewitz went
across to the west side In a launch
with Joyce and Hill and a guard Of
sailors. They were to be shot the
next morning, with some others, at a
public shooting-fest. The rest of us
wrapped ourselves in Jumps Of coal as
best we could and tried to sleep.
In the morning crowds of Germans
came aboard Us and were turned
loose on the boxes In the hold. II
was a sight to see them rip of the
covers and gobble the salami and 9TH
or stun that we carried. Table man.
ners are not needed when there Is no
table. I guess. but II you had seen
them, you would say these Germans
did not even have trough manners. I
have seen hogs that were more I'm
icky.
While they were at 1t. hand to hand
with the chow. giving and receiving
terrible punishment. we prisoners
were mustered on deck, counted,
kicked onto tugs and transferred to
the west bank. where the mob was
waiting for us. Ny wounds. as you
IAN imagine. were In q pretty bad
state by this time. and were getting
more painful every minute. so that I
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