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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-07-05

t of Tabernacles
cd willing, in
ty, ILL.,, u. S. A.
lem Voliva,
of the Christian
Church in Zion
ID BY
am S. Peckham Apostle Anton Darms
It E. Harwood Apostle Willis F. Jordan
las Moot
Wednesday, July 9, 1919
rd's Day, July 20, 1919
Half Holiday in Zion City
The City Festal Day
800 p. m.
PARADE: - Zion Institutions and Indus
tries.
7:3O p. M
Evening Sacrifice of Praise and Prayer
Address by Apostle Willis F. Jordan.
SUBJECT: = "THE REVIVED ROMAN
EMPIRE, AND THE ANTICHRIsT RE-
VEALED."
WEDNESDAY, JULY IS.
| $50 a. IN.
Early Morning Sacrifice of Praise and
Prayer.
Address by Apostle Anton Darms
| SUBJECT: THE TIME OF THE END
1880 a. M
DIVINE HEALING MEETING, conducted
by the General Overseer. At the close
OF the address, the General Overseer and
| the Apostles and Elders will pray with
| the sick who are seeking the Lord for
| healing.
7:sO p. m.
| Evening Sacrifice of Praise and Prayer
Address by the General Overseer.
| SUBJECT: -"FINISHING THE WORK
WHICH GOD HAS GIVEN US TO DO.'
THURSDAY, JULY IL.
| 6:3O a. m.
| Early Morning Sacrifice of Praise and
Prayer.
Address by Apostle Willis F. Jordan.
SUBJECT: -" "THE FALSE PROPHET,
THE GREAT NORTHEASTERN CON-
FEDERACY, AND THE KING OF THE
NORTH"
2:sO p M
Baptismal Service. The Christian Ordi-
nance of Baptism by Triune Immersion.
1880 p. m.
Evening Sacrifice of Praise and Prayer
Address by Elder Thomas H. Nelson.
SUBJECT: THE REVELATION-THE
COMING OF CHRIST IN GLORY,-THE
SETTING UP OF THE KINGDOM, AND
THE BEGINNING OF THE MILLEN-
MUM"
FRIDAY, JULY 1s.
$3.50 a. m.
Early Morning Sacrifice of Praise and
Prayer.
Address by Apostles and Elders
1O:3O a. m.
DIVINE HEALING MEETING.
2:3O p. m.
Second Convocation of Zion Junior Resto-
ration Host-embracing all up to and in
Guiding fifteen years of age.
| 1880 p. m.
Grand Ensemble Concert-Zion Senior and
Junior Choirs, Zion Band and Zion Or
cheStra.
| SATURDAY, JULY 10.
6:3O a. m.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-07-05

SATURDAY, JULY 10.
6:3O a. m.
Early Morning Sacrifice of Praise and
Prayer.
Elder George E. Robbins in Charge.
7:3O p. m
Evening Sacrifice of Praise and PRAYER
Elder Van Buren Shumaker in Charge
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1919-07-05
Zion, Lake County, ILL.,, u. S. A.
Bv Wilbur Glenn Voliva,

WEDNESDAY,, JULY 8.
1880 to 900 p. m.
Presentation and Conservation of the People
to God.
SUBJECT: = DEGENERATION, SEPA-
RATION, CONSIDERATION AND Sane
TIFICATION.''
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20
Las Causas
de La Guerra
Interesantes Declaraciones
del ex-Kaiser

LOndrGS /.
Hoy publica THE Daily Chroni
Gle" ell segundo articulo de su en-
viado especial en- Amcrongen
con las dcclaracioncs que le hizo
ell eX-Kaiser acerca de las causas
de la guerra.
Seg1n el eX-emperador, toda la
responsabilidad de la guerra de-
be recaer sobre la diplomacia, Y
especialmente sobre la rusa, que
engailaba al Ear.
"Yo no guerra la guerra tam,
POGO Nicolas nj Jorge. Todos los
)beranOs sc oponlan la guerra
y la culpa debe recaer sobre la
diplomacia y ell Gobielno rusos.
tras de los cuales obraban fuer.
zas secretas."
Como prueba de la inoccncia dc
Alemania, aduce que la industrial
alemana, con authorization del mi
nistro de la Guerra, vendi0 a Ru
sia al cOmienzO del ah0 1914
5000 ametralladoras, 100000 fu
siles v 500 millones de cartuchos
Por su parte, el eX-Kaiser resis
tic cuanto pudo las sugestiones
del EstadO Mayor, que Sc mOstra
ba alarmado ante los preparati
vOs que realizaba Russia.
Respecto la invasion de Bel
gica, repiti0 los argumentos va
conocidos y que no tienen ningll
valor. Dice que los procedimien
tos violentos empleados por e
EiGrcito alcman fueron necesa
rios por la actuaci0n de los que
rlilleros.
|. La orden de ejecutar Miss
Cavell fuG dada por un genera
q. Sc hallaba bajo la inhucncia dc
la bcbida. CuandO ell cX-Empera
dor Sc enter0 de la ejecuci0n pro
hibi0 terminantemente que en- lC
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20

successive fueran ciecutadas las mu
.icres.
Cali1ic0 de terrible error, que
dcplOra, cl torpcdeo del "Lusita-
MIA pcro no obstante esta expli
cado por el bloqueo, que mataba
de hambre Il las mujercs Y ninos
alcmaneS.
En- el bolchcvikismo russo We el
castigo de Dios por haber provo
cado la guerra, Y ruega a Dios
que evite Il Alemania de tai azp-
/ te.
Naticina III porvcnir sonbrio
para la Humanidad, amcnazada
por las fuerzas organizadas del
NAL. Para Gl, ell bolchevikismo' es
el sin0nimo criminal de la franc
masOnerla atea, cuya fuerza Y
ramificaciones internacionales
son comparable a las de la Iglesia
romano.
| la Iglesia romano Y la franc
masoncria son las dos unicas po-
tencias que han permanecido Ell
pie entire las luinas del mundo.
La primera sostiene el orden V
! la ley; pero la segunda lanza "a
pidamente las masas inconscien
tes hacia un abislno de ruinas y
de dolores, ~.
Por 1ltifno, al tratar de las res
ponsabilidad personal, ell ex-
Kaiser Sc sonri0 ante la idea de
ser juzgado, puesto que esta COLI
yencido no solamentc de su iDo-
cencia, sino de que no es respon.
sable mas que ante Dios.
ST creyera en- la posibilidad dc
que Sc lie hiciera compareccr ante
I'M Tribunal International, Sc sui
cidarla, no por tenor al rcsulta-
do, sino porque tai procedimien-
to scria un insulto intOlerable Il
su dignidad.-RddiO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20
GURABO AL DIA.

bien los cabaileros de honor seliO
res Jose CALLAHAN Rivera, Ernesto
Diaz, Ramon Morales, Baldomi-
TO Morales, Puan Pujadas y +. G.
Ondina. o
Este iugaz reinadO, representa-
do por la culta y bella seIiorita
Margarita Rivera con su elegante
porte y con sus ademanes aristo-
|craticos, haciame recordar los rel
Inados pomposos de la antigiedad.
A las 91a p. H., la joven Reina
Is su corte de honor, hac{a una en-
trada triunfal, s:endo corona''a y
aplaudida por su pueblo.
No hay reina sinpatica que 10
sea dem0crata, la reina Marga,
rita l, despues de ser coronado, a
falta de mensaje, reconlendo a II
pueblo bailar hasta el nuevo dia,
portador otra vez del sistema de
gobierno aceptado por el siglo.
| Mis- saludos a los heroes de Ia
jornada, respectable cuerpo de pro,
fesores, representado por NJ. de j.
Rojas, seiloritas Carmelina Buitra
go, Araselia de Jeshs, Antonia Mo
rales, c. Santiago, senores Luis
Hernandez Frias, NJ. Garcia Estra
ida, Rivera Reyes, Ramon Morales
y otros profesores que lamento nc
recordar sus nombres, asl como
tambien al cultisimo y tino artis
Ia Mario Brau, quien con un ge:,
to exquisite adorn0 el trono dt
nuestra rcina.
TARSIS
| MayO IL. 1919.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20
DELCO-LICHT
I.APIANTAELECTRICA COMPLETA
LOS COMERCIANTES.

yende los comercantes sc
mertos cualue aparato
Ofrecoes propo pecar antes de nyertr u
nero on 81 por habe yenddo
pantas Ia Ia pude citarse como una e
utidad de la panta ecrca
DELCOIGHT sCua erin las ventaas que les ndueron COM
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20
SANTO DOMINGO ATRAYENTE
Mac0ris Domingo D. de este puerto con echa II
p

so Perez Acosta, Mercedes D. de
Bou, FlOrencio Ramirez, Jose Mon
te Lopez, Carlos Dfaz, Francisco
Pons, Antonio Higuera, Robert j.
Boyde, Juan n. Toro, Manuel de
la Vega, Manuela dc Toro, Mario
Sanchez, Anibal Suarez, Jaime
MALTA, Marcelina E. Bernard, Mar
tin Acevedo y Florencio Ayala.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20

ra el muy sensible no poder estar
aqui.
Yo no soy orador, hago uso de
la palabra para dar las gracias Il
la Junta Escolar y al pueblo.
(Aplausos).
La Junta escolar obsequia con
jun banquete servido por las nihas
de las escuelas, bajo la direction
de sus profesoras.
Menu:
Toronjas con cerezas 10 Mar
Igot.
Entremeses
Almendras tostadas a 10 CclestinO
Benitez.
Jamon planchado, estilo Juan
Rosa.
; Aceitunas.
Mantequilla.
; Sopa de gallina Il 10 Buitrago
| Pavo al hOrno.
Papas mojadas 10 Mr.. Miller.
Arroz la Paella, estilo Coma
lez Garcia.
Postres:
Pie dc frntas, Cake y mantecadc
Il 10 Rich, Cafe y Te.
POr la noche, celebr0se un es
plendido bale amenizadO per ID
orquesta "Sombras de la Noche"
A las nueve entran en- ell pala
clio de la Reina de simpatla Mar
garita l, sus elegantes y bella'
damas de hon )r, s,ci:oritas Estels
Gonzalez, Maria Fernandez, Fran
cisca Bruguels,. America Morales
Gene Hernandez asi como tam
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20
ES BUEN ANUNCIO.

la Duena
favor Gel conner
cante competenca Dado dos endas una
tien anmrada Ia no cual entrara CENTER
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20
(TGase la cdici0a de Aycr)

(TGdse la cdici0n de Aycr)
Yo estoy aqui desde el 1916 y,
hago 10 que puedo para que todos
los pueblos tengan casa.
En- los EstadOs UnidOs a las es-
cuelas sc les pone el nombre de
hombres ilustres, aqul tambien Sc
hace igual; Luis Muioz Rivera,
Acosta, Hostos y Padre Rufo, son
nombres ilustre de puertorrique-
iios y espailoles.
70 felicitO don Matias Con.
zalez Garcia, felicito los niiIos
por su acierto en- pOner el ncmbre
de Matias Gonzalez Garcia & esta
escuela y felicito al pueblo dc Gu
rabo Dor haber tenido un hombre
como don Matlas Gonzalez Gar
cia.
Acepto ell regalo de los niiOs y
puedo decir que me cause gran
sorpresa el tener aqul mi retrato,
Y no sc con que expresar mi agra
decimiento, toda vez que vuestras
demostraciones son muy exagera-
das, toda obra grande, nunca es
trabajo de una persona, y solamen
te hice como Comisionado, 10 que
me fue possible.
Ahora sc esta terminanGO en-
Luquillo, un editiciO-escuela y CO.
mo este pueblo, aquel esta muy
contento.
70 quiero excusar la ausencia
lie nuestro Gobernador, SUI Secre-
tario Mr.. Rodriguez, me dijo que
esta enfermo y desde la CANA, es-
cribi6 un papel, diciendo ser pa
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20
silva listed A MONTAR SU OFICINA. ;.

No es possible hacer
un mueble s0lido, ele-
gante y duraderO sinO
Sc disp0ne dc buen ma
terial.
POr ESQ THE WA
BASH CABINET CO.,
antes de lamar al mer-
cadO del mundO sus ad-
mirables equipos para
oficinas, adquiri6 bos-
ques eXtensisimOs en- los
que crecen las mas ri
cas- maderas.
La materia prima in
superable, el mOdelO SUI
promo y el artifice eX-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20
Vapores de Pinillos Izquierdo & Co.

Debido que los buques de esta empresa es-
tan repatriando tropas para los Estados Unidos,
el vapor CADIZ no podra tocar aqui en- SUI viaje
anunciado hasta la prmera semana de julio
proximo. Los senores pasa!jeros deben resolver
sobre los pasajes que nos tiencn anotados
SObrinos de Izquierdo & Co.
Agentes Generates
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20
COMODIDAD.

empeados cuando haya que
aajar dependencies esten conteno
noche sin daharsees la
Auma del principal 81 ea cerca
de la a ofcna, depGsito, garage tahOna etc.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20

traOrdinariO, han crea-
10 estOs muebles dc WA
BASH que no tienen RI
val, pOrque sulman a 10
elegante, 10 duraderO y
10 practice.
ST quiere usted con-
venceTse de este, visite
la installation de CAN
TERO, FERNANDEZ
4 Co, Inc, y encOntra-
ra usted el mejor mode
10 para montar SUI Ofici-
na de tai mOdO que ella
sea cl primer factor de
su ncgOciO.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20
PARA MACORIS

Cruz Faduane, Jose Segundo
Merced, Miguel Rosa, Eva del Gas
tillo, Diosceri de Rivera, Antonio
Para Alba, Maria Mislan San
chez, Andres Vazguez, Francisco
c. Acosta, Pascasio Muloz, Car
los b. Urrutfa, Victor A. Rivera,
Encarnaci0n Fuentes, Marcial
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-20
Suarez S. Jorge j. SerrallGs.
PARA SANTO DOMINGO

Luis f. Arana, Antonio Agudo,
Carlos A.Figueroa, Jose f. Ripoll,
Mario Nevaras, Carlos Torres g..
Manuel Ortiz, Claudio B. Bray,
Emma Muller Fernandez, Fernan
do r. Colon, Antonio Narvaes, Tir
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
HEARING POSTPONED
IN RAILROAD CASE

Attorney Jurich received tele-
gram yesterday signed by j. +.
Shaughnessy of the Public Service
Commission at Carson notifying him
of the postponement of the hearing
of the injunction against the order
of the commission TO the Nevada
Northern Railroad company. The
telegram read.
by consent OF the parties con-
eerned In the hearing in the Federal
Court on the temporary injunction
against the order of the Railroad
Commission In the Nevada Northern
Railway train service case; tempor-
arily postponed today In order to en-
able Judge Harrington to secure the
circuit court judge and district court
Judge to sit with him in bank at Car
son. Date of action was initiated by
the Public Service Commission and
Attorney General Fowler. See all
concerned are properly advised that
there be no misapprehension nor
misunderstanding caused"
II was remarked today by several
attorneys that the fact of the judges
sitting in Bank" or sitting In con-
sultation, would indicate that some
of the questions arising out Of the
order and injunction are deep ones
and will call for deliberation.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
SALVATION ARMY NEVADA
HOME SERVICE CAMPAIGN

The Salvation Army intends TO
start Il campaign in the near future
Tor the purpose of raising funds for
their work II Is hoped To raise the
sum of s33 200 in a one weeks drive
which will be conducted by the
Benevolent Protective Order OF ElSs
of Nevada. The purposes of the Ne
vada Home Service Campaign are
set forth as follows:
To provide adequate funds for all
salvation Army activities in the state
of Nevada for one year-inciudipg
the necessary repair and equipment
# buildings.
To do away with all soliciting by
officers of the Salvation Army during
the year, thus enabling them to de-
vote all their time to service work
proper, instead of spending 20 to
80 per cent of their time raising
funds by personal solicitation. +,
The Home Service work of the Sal
yation Army has suffered greatly
during the war. This special enort
is necessary to reinstate the Army In
sound financial condition and tn un-
dertake all its Home Service obliga-
tions for one year.
All the money raised Throughout
the state win be used for depart
ments of work in which all parts OF
the state participate and bcnefit'
such as the Boys and Girls Indus
trial Home and Farm for ESQ chill
dren. the Maternity Hospitals for ZOO
girls and 100 babies, etc., etc. No
money raised in any one community
Will be applied to the erection OF
buildings in any other community.
None of the money previously rails
ed for war work rs available Tor
Home Service work.
HELP THE ELKS PUT 1T OVER.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
NO REDUCTION IN SHIFT TRAIN
SERVICE BETWEEN M'C|LL AND
ELY, SAYS MANAGER LAkEMAN

to him any shift boss who gives sucn
instructions to the men.
II is understood that a conference
will be held at Tonopah with Gov
ernor Boyle relative to extending
the train service, as Frank Sanford
president of the Central Labor
Union, with Committeeman Brian,
will leave this morning with Superin-
tendent II S Monroe of the Copper
mines company for Tonopah. Man
ager Lakenan will leave Monday
morning to join the governor and the
committee from Ely
Just what the extension in the
schedule for train service is has not
been given out. but the matter of
eurtailing the present schedule was
settled by Manager Iakenan last
night,
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
LOCAL MERCHANTS ENTER
PROTEST AGAINST PEDDI.ERS

Several protests we're made last
week by local merchants to the city
Authorities against the practice of
persons who interfere by peddling
without license. with the regular
business of established houses that
are regular licensed business estab-
lishments and tax payers.
The case IN point last week was
that of persons shipping in small
lots of ladies' hats and using the
sample room of the Northern hotel
70 dispose of them 1t, was reported
that when complaint was made 10 the
.ity officials the report was that a
license had been applied for.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07

Manager Lakenan of the Nevada
Consolidated Copper company has
put the quietus on the rumor thot
the shift trains will be annulled be-
tween McGill and Ely and that the
workmen will be required to remove
to McGill. according to his state
ment last night
The shift train schedule will re-
main the same and il is reported
that the general manager has asked
the men to notify him if there is any
more talk OF bosses instructing the
men to remove to MoGill. He has
given out the information that such
instructions did not come from his
office and he wishes to have reported
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
LABOR UNION WANTS
BAND ORGANIZATION

To the Public:
AT the last meeting of the Central
Labor union, the undersigned we're
appointed a committee to investigate
and report upon the proposition OF
organizing a band for the Ely dis
trict. After discussing the matter
with various citizens. the committee
has outlined the following plan,
which will be carried out If sufficient
public support can be obtained:
A competent director will be Sc
cured. 1t will be necessary to pay
him a moderate salary. He would be
a part-time man, devoting a portion
of his time to the band and follow
ing some regular business or trade
during the balance of the time. Then,
by advertising through the musical
journals, enough other men would
be broaght here to fill out a band
of approximately 25 pieces. There
are q few local men who will be glad
To join such an organization hut sew
eral musicians must be brought in
from the outside in order to fill out
an organization and make a band of
which the town and district can be
proud. These men from outside will
have their own line of work as me-
chanics, clerks, etc, and they must
be assured of jobs when they come
here.
The men will have their own in-
struments and under the present rule
of the American Federation of Mu-
sicians a standard band uniform has
been established throughout the
country, so that each bandsman will
be expected to provide his own uni
form.
An organization having been eff
fected, rehearsals will be carried on
throughout the winter, and in the
spring a series of open-air concerts
throughout the warm weather and
also to furnish music for public holi-
days like the Fourth of July and La
Dor day. The celebration committees
ould provide payment for the music
on holidays but fund would have
Ia be provided tc pay for the con-
certs.
1t Is estimated that In order TO pay
the salary of competent director
and to provide for series Of con-
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
SEWER ORDINANCE PASSED.

The city ordinance creating a
sewer district for the residents of
Mill street was passed on its second
and third readings at the meeting of
the city council last Monday night.
The ordinance provides Tor the
construction of a sewer along Mill
street for a distance of 1890 feet,
beginning at about Weber street and
extending TO Brown street. 1t is es-
timated to cost about $1,000, which
will be paid for by tax against prop
erty benefited.
The gambling ordinance. licensing
certain games also passed on its see
Iond and third readings.
e. o. Ringer Was appointed city
electrician.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
WILL ORGANIZE
LOCAL POST OF
AMERICAN LEGION

Every discharged soldier and sail
or and marine i'm the district is ex-
,,ected to meet at the Court House
Monday night at D. m. for the pur-
nose OF establishing the Quintin
Roosevelt Post OF the American Le-
zion. The charter has been received
from the state committee and Mon
day night will mark the enrolment
IF the charter members of the local
lost. At this time there will be held
an election of officers for the post
md IL is hoped by the enthusiastic
promoters of the organization that
every man win make an effort to at
tend.
Tha American Legion. the national
organization OF American veterans of
the great war has annauneed its
plans To organize countrywide
campaign of speakers to present the
ideals and aims of the American Le-
gion 10 the country, and to assist In
he organization of the 100000
service men into local posts.
For this purpose the country will
be divided into fifteen zones each In
charge of an organizer who will de
relop his own speakers bureau. II
will be ready to send a spokesman t.
any city or town in his territory
where veterans Of the war meet. in
order to present the Legion to them,
its immediate program and future
work and to assist them in the actual
process of organizing the American
legion Post.
In addition TO the zone speakers,
rheodofe Roosevelt OF New York.
former lieutenant colonel. Jonn F..
]. Herbert of Massachusetts. former
lieutenant colonel. and John W. In
ler of Alabama. former chaplain of
the army, will make speaking tours
through the entire country In the III
teres, of the National Organization
of the Legion.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
JURORS CALLED TO
HEAR CIVIL CASES

The following is the list of Jurors
called for the hearing OF civil cases
IN the District Court beginning Sep
tember 5th
F. c. Rowan. Charles Bell, ". J.
Stewart. w. l.. Kinnaw, John How
lett, W. Fl Phillips, J. d. Dow,
II. ii. Stratton. Dan T. Nichols,
Frank J. Doolin, II. Tamblyn, O. II.
Paulson. G. W. Lewis, Thomas c.
Clark. Peter Forslund, William S.
Moir, Frank w. Henry, j. r.. How
ard. b. Dederichs. Edward Miller
H. p Graham, r. A. Millick ST.,
Charles II. Chester, j. l.. Lake,
Henry j. Marriott, Il. w. Wilcox,
II. l.. Anderson. T. F. Norton,
Charles J Keegan. A G. Short
John F. Krotzer, J. S. Miller
James Bernsen, Ed p. Graham, l..
G. Robinson1 e. J Mathews, V. A e.
Newman. w. W. Page, Francis NJ
Root, r. J.. Leach. Christian Her
manson Jr.. Geo. W. Rogers, G.. G.
Low, Harry H. West, Edward r.
Coyle.
White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1919-09-07
"I'm Staying in Germany" Writes Ike

District Attorney w. II. Edwards
Is in receipt of the following letter
from Sergeant Ike Morgan, stationed
at the time of writing. in Neuwied.
Germany, where he was stationed
with Company G. Sixteenth Infantry,
the First Division, as he designates
lit THE Best Division in the Army.
Ike was apparently in normal con-
dition and good spirits, as the letter
indicates:
The Giants are still winning ball
games.
Jack Dempsey has X. cd Willard.
Lieut. Ross is still swimming.
Bryan is still drinking Bevo,
And am still in Germany; ah yes
damn still In Germany.
The flat feets are back IN Jersey.
The weak eyes are home in Pennsy,
The weak backs never came over,
This thing 'aint got no sense,
But Me, Bill, now Me, I'm staying
in Germany
Did you ever lay on your hard old
bunk. and just wish and wish and
wish that you could be back home?
That's me these nights. just wishing
and wishing that l was back home
in the old Jew 8. A., altho l have a
sneaking feeling that after get
there. ] will be wishing sometimes
that ] was back in Germany, for my
stay has not always been so monot-
onous.
There have been some evenings
that nave passed quickly, much too
quickly, for ! can find congenial
frauleins even amongst the enemy,
and you know that in Germany ono
can find many accomplished musi-
clans, and that has been my good for
tune, | have had the pleasure OF hav-
ing some very accomplished musi-
clans play for me.
All, Guten Tag, Miss-tair More
gan. Goodt Eef-en-ning, Miss-tair
More-gan.
Then they advance, single file,
their right hand outstretched, ] am
invited to have a glass of real old
Mosel wine; the daughter quietly
gangs up on the Xavier (piano). and
the grand-daddy greases mp the vi-ol-
ina treal old timer). and they're of!
The sixteen-year-old son, who speaks
liddle English, slowly interprets
what | say, followed by a general
chorus from the non-English speak
ng company. wish / could intel
ligently describe my feelings while
his said conversation is In progress
In paragraph 3. line 3. I mention