The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1918-08-02

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lal offices are supposed IA
abound. we have come across u
clipping that contains a whole.
some moral for MS in these days of
'irrmau peace talks.
Il is labeled special Corrc-
,poudrncc, and was written some
time before the war began II,
test is as follows:
C. 5. WILL LIKE BIG EITEI
FRITZ, IT'S ROY Al CT EST
Berlin Prince Eiicl Fred
crlck Of Germany, second son
of Kaiser William. If he makes
hlS proposed Trip 10 America
this summer. will make aN big "a
hit as did Edward, France Of
Wales, iu his famous tour Of 10
years ago.
\ good. honest. Jolly big
boy this is Eilcl Fritz, the most
popular of the kaiser IS six sons.
"lli> brother, the crown
prince, is more quiet aud serious
and studious Realization that
hr viii have 10 take up the work
of his impctuou> and energetic
father lays a weight on his
spirits
But Eitcl Fritz hasn amy
such responsibilities and be
licyes IN enjoying himself \
hunter, fisherman, autoiSt, tray
clcr soldier, Eitcl Fritz Is all
these He gets a lot of fun out
of life. lie is a big, husky chap.
bigger than the crown prince,
and likes the outdoors
THIS is the kind of stuff that we
can expect 20 have sent ia us after
the war is over. The Germans know
how 10 be- ngratiatinp TO the
strong, Just as they know how To b,
brutal 10 the weak When They are
forced 20 accept peace not lo
their liking, they viii immediately
set about waging q war after th,
war u war for the good will and
the good trade of the world.
Part of their campaign viii con
siSt of Just this variety of Spc
cial Correspondence - The world
viii bc told that the atrocities il
Belgium were exaggerated thai
Scrvia was really better off for IN,
Gcrman occupations that RuSsl,
had much 70 gain from Germany
interest Ia her during her post
revolutionary days and that. after
all, good, free hearted America cu
tered the war only bccansc hri
free and frank nature was inn
posed on by few European diplo
matte lagos.
We have always admired ano
respected America Germany vii
say. For months after she de-
rlarcd war oE Us, we did compar
aiiyclN little against her W,
Fought her only hccausc she force,
our hand. We have not rorgottcl
the traditional friendship, etc.
etc
Ia a world blcd by war, sucl
phrases will be- particularly insid
iots. | ( we are not constantly ol
our guard. we shall nurse the Ger
man viper again, ald allow If one,
more to build up rs system of cS
pionagc and propaganda, IN prep
aratlon for another " Tag
Let us not he unjust to Germany
after IT 5 all over; but let Us never
again he mawkish in our scnli
mentS toward Big Etel Fritz
aud the rest of his breed.
cable dispatches tcll of heroic worI
aud many narrow escapes hy the y
II, e. workers under nrc \ uumbcl
OF " g \ men have beef
wounded.
German airplane firing Us ma
chime gun from an altitude 81 i50 fee
nddlcd q y. NJ g. \. cantocn Hutomo
hlc which the enemy fliers had chase,
along the road VA the sector Whrr
American troops were repulsiug q vi
cious attack hy the Germans. Edwar
- Ranckc Of Duluth, MINI, formcrl
camp general secretary uf the arm
y N. q. A. AT Camp noniphan, Ioi
SIN. oklahoma. was the driver OF IA
car He escaped unlniurod NJ
Iancke is well known IN the south
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