Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-07
Cleaned from Foreign Elk.
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The Berlin correspondent of the CO.
IoSne ''NolkszeItun3" maiciouSly calls
attention to the composition OF the
Brunswick government and says:
The first president is a jobbing
tailor: the second president is a Jug
glen, who used until the outbreak OF
the revolution to give performances in
the Cafe Maxim; and the minister Il
worship is a woman who can hardly
read or write, and who was dismissed
for embezzlcment from the National
Women's association in 1915"
The number of raids made by the
months last passed is nearly FIVE times
as great as the total number Of air
raids made by Germany over Great
Britain during rather more than four
Years Of war.
The following notice is displayed in
an East-end shop window:
, Cur millinery is Al.
! If you are not q custom er, come
I and R1.
II you want hat or blouse,
! come III and CT.
! There is a curious resemblance be
/ tween the v&sUai ties OF the Canadian
! ioIcos and the l. :, armies in The
! war, though The former were engaged
/ for nearly four years ard The I2tLer
! Ter little ove. y3tr
TIE Cznaaia1e' casualties number
2t3,2tS, witt, 5S,0'I aeai tn Unite!
! States tUt. IS 4oj u, with 55.1e9 @c&d.
! Canada has i)Sr Only 2,>49 III pfisOtr-
/ CTS. and IN. DJlgnDoys 3.323.
Probendaty Cough, who is credited
! with h1Vi.S said tat ne wauteo the
/ KAISER hanged eXpl1ine Yesterday at
! q Queens IL, meeting 'ha! his FONT
/ VAS thar ti-2 (f-'mlH D 49, =. would not
! mind 4 the kt.Sur 's,is ii ICED so
! long as they went scot-free,
! We must not punish the autocracy
| of Germany and pardon her social
| democracy, he said. No change IN the
name OF Germany's government could
change her black heart.
The paragraph on the disappointing
size of Marshal Focll, writes a cores
pendent, reminds me of a story Of
Lord John Russell. whose great heart
and fiery energy inhabited very
small body. When he first contested
DeVonshire the buriy electors were
much disappointed by the exiguity of
their candidate, but his hackers We're
equal to the occasion. He had once
been much larger they explained but
had been worn away by the anxiety
and struggles Of winning them the
franchise by the reform act of 1892!
Perhaps the stupendoua strain of
the past six months has had a SINH
lar effect on Foch!
It is estimated that $1,000 women
and children will return 20 Canada
during the next Jew months. Many of
the women have never been to Can
ada. having married in this country.
In fact, it 5s said that members of the
Canadian ExpeditiOnary Force are
, marrying British women at the rate OF
, 1000 a month.
A special dispatch from an eye-wit-
ness to the Paris Temps says that life
! in Munich has not been changed
| greatly by the revolution. The minis
try Of war is the headquarters of the
soldiers committee, composed Of n. c
! Q S and soldiers, intelligent and edu-
Gated. A private soldier is president
r Of the committee. the powers of which
are not yet clearly defined.
: Relations between officers and sol
diers appear to be cordial. The sol
! diers however, no longer salute theiI
5 officers, and the goose step has beer
t abolished. Sentries Go not render hon
ors.
| lie S$"SEOSf1 t1Eif1CEy III what lIlehs
l be called the advance proof of his de-
l fence for his trial, seems to have
l. omitted only one thing. He has moi
told .us who did initiate the war pol
: icy. He is certain that it was no
himself: he is nearly as certain tina
. il was not his father. It certainly wa:
e not Iudendorff, who had not emerged
p into Importance in 1914. AS certainly
: it was not Hindenburg, who was tran
!, gully drinking his beer in his Nortf
German cafe, and growing over thu
kaiser's ideas of manoeuvres strategy
y Bethmann- Hollwog is sure that it wa
, not he. Who remains?
g ! asked a flying officer, young III
y years, writes a correspondent, bu
I very old in war experience, how h
e contrived to keep warm on those lon:
= patrols, over the enemy's lines, at ear
: Hest dawn of bitter winter mornings
= Els answer interested and surprised
e me After enumerating the garment
It he wore. which were many and tllicl
= (his mother, who knitted many o
8 them, saw to that, he said that al
: hour before starting his soldier ser
f want entered his little hut and lit tn
t three stoves it contained. Before then
= lie hung all the garments aforesaid
e The hut was small, the stoves fierce
d al the end of an hour there was. t