The sun., 1918-11-03
PROVED PURE FOOD
FOR CAMP DIX MEN
Soldiers May Eat and Drink
Only in Places That Pass
Rigid Inspection.
BOCHE HATERS RETURN
Overseas Experience Makes
Troops Unanimous for Dras-
tic Peace Terms.
BOCHE HATERS RETURN
Special Despatch 10 TnE SUI.

Special Despatch TO TIE sur.
CAMP DIX, WRrGHrsrowN, y. j., Nov.
NO soldiers from Camp Dix will be
permitted hereafter to refresh the inner
man at any restaurant. ice cream parlor
or soda fountain unless such establish
ment bears the o. Is. of the Sanitary
Corps of the army. This new order. put
Into effect to safeguard further the
health Of troops, supplements the general
inspection OF such places by State and
local health boards.
Inspection Is not forced upon any es-
Enlistment. In fact. It is made only
after the proprietor has requested IT,
Already more than 200 owners in New
Jersey have applied for the inspection.
and having met the Sanitary Corps re-
quirements are permitted to display the
card advising men in uniform that they
may safely eat or drink in their places.
Major l.. C. Bolton OF the Sanitary
Corps. with a detail of assistants, is in
charge of this inspection service. In
spections will be frequent and may be
made at any time. One requirement is
that paper cups be used at soda foun-
tains and paper plates for ice cream.
Restaurants must come up to the
standards OF pure food and sanitation
demanded in the preparation of the
army mess Generally speaking. pro-
prietors who have procured the inspec-
ton do not regard this new rule az
hardship. The majority look upon it as
a good advertisement to the general pub
lie to be able to display the Sanitary
Corps certificate.
Return to 4, 2. Full Of Hate.
One fact appears 10 annoy the home
coming OF every American soldier re-
turning from the front to Camp Dix for
new duties. 1t is. they say that Amer
leans at home arc too compliment in
their hatred of the Germans. scores
of these overseas veterans have ex-
! pressed the same thought in nearly as
many different ways
"A fellow lives among the actual
scenes OF German brutality and beastli-
ness and he can't understand tire people
at nome. who seem to think we are going
| 10 De able to sort of smooth things over
and live at peace and harmony with the
boches as soon as treaty OF peace is
| signed" said one commissioned officer.
who not only saw heroic service and
sustained severe wounds hut whose du-
ties previously took him through some
or the devastated sections of France
and Belgium. every American soldier
who has been on the other side and i'm
bibed the spirit OF France and Belgium
knows this will be an utter impossihiity
| I'm this respect. 1t is almost unfortu-
| nate that the United States In 50 far re-
moved from the scenes of Boche methods
OF warfare for the reason that Ameri-
can civilians may be inclined to soften
in laying down peace terms for the Ger
| Hans.
THE terms OF peace should be die
tated by the armies that have been fight
Ing TO make that peace possible A lust
peace for Germany would be peace
terms imposed by the allied armies de-
handing full reparation for the crimes of
which these allied fighters can give first
hand testimony and by diplomats who
keep in mind the Kind of peace terms
that German war leaders planned to inn
pose upon the rest Of the world.
Loathing Is Infectious.
The French. the English. the Bel.
gums, the Italians have all acquired
such a deadly loathing for Germany and
that II IL a part of their international
spirit. Our American population is Ger.
tain to acquire this feeling sooner oil
later when enough OF our fighting mer
get back home.
America thank God, has escaped the
sacrilege of home and the violations ot
womanhood that will forever brand the
Boche as lower than a beast. Hence
Americans will never he able TO ap
Proach in intensity the hatred that Eu
ropean nations hold for all things Ger
man.
J wait until our men come home II
greater numbers. Wait until soma com
munity gets the news OF what has hap
pened to some popular hoy of the towf
in a German prison. That whole com
} munlty will suddenly blaze UP with {
white heat Of anger that is yet stranger
to some Americans. and its residents
, will automatically join the worldwide
: | federation OF Boche Haters,"
The officer said his talks with Frenc'
and English had convinced him that M
laws would be necessary to establish {
boycott Of German goods after the war
= The average civilian in allied countries
will tell YOU he would starve before III
would ever eat food product OF German
manufacture and die OF exposure befor'
he would wear German made materials
"You don't seem to And that sentimen
: in the United States yet" he continued
But it's coming, surely. Yet 1t sort o
Mains every soldier. l believe. to conn
home and and so many people who don
understand that 1t will be unsafe to en'
, this war until the Germans are stripped
: absolutely OF any chance OF again at
r tempting such a crime"
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