El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-10-11
Potash Pernauter Dnnunzio Coup And
There Moy Be Many Like Him In The United States OF America

tfT VIII say from the start. Abe
1 that I am very much In favor
thst Italy should have Fiume and
Ireland should have ireland and the
street railroads a seven-cent fare and
anybody else anything else that they
have been beefing about IN the news
papers for the past year OF 90, Abe
and give them editors a chance to
print On the front page again a
couple Of good. live, uptodate mur-
ders and a snaDpy divorce case or SO. %
Morris Ferlmuttsr remarked 20 his
partner Abe Potash
AT the same tine you've got to
admit that this here De Valera had
wonderful nerve to do what be
entered Eiasue az the head o 1900
soldiers or 1900. as the case may be,
because uy recollection amt very
clear when 70 comes TO the nun Der
Of SOLDIER I read about doing any
thing ln me new spapers, AaHrlssi
on account for the past five years we
have gor SO accustomed 70 reckoning
soldiers by the million, that a Jew
Thousand soldiers one way OF the
ether amt going 20 make anybody
mean.
and since when did De Valera got
anything 70 do with Plume. A5e2
Norris inquired
where have you beer for the past
week. LaWrlss Abe retorted- -Ain't
you read i where this here italian
De Valera captured Fiume practically
siEgle-handed excepting 5000 sol
they sound Alike.
7 read i in the newspapers where
an Italian bT the name OF o. Aununzio
captured Fiume," Norris said
IN Aununzio. De Nal5rai' Abe eN-
claimed what's the difference
me differences Is thar De Valera
Is the president Of the Irish republic.
'sTVsI. IS It mr. fault that the irish
republic has got an Italian for
uresidelrz Abe asked
He ANT an Italian Morris de-
cIared. He's an Irishman-
Then why don't he get an orde-
Of the court 20 change his uame2
tne said which Il the Republic Of
zion gets going lu 1eruslo-1glrl. do
you suppose for one moment that
they would elect a feller by the name
Fitzpatrick TO be president MaUruss2
Not i his grandfather was the big
E1mel raw even
slEavbs not7 Norris agreed. abut
there IS other differences between
D Anuun1io and De Valera, which
while some people might NOS see at
first sight what there IS 20 distin-
president q repu1llc which don't
exist AZ al and another man who
believes himself 20 Be- for example
Napoleon Bouaparte. you've cot to
admit that along side Of this here
1l'Aururzio, De Valera IS as Well-hal-
anced - the chairman Of the loan
and discount committee OF a first ma
Comic Opera Recitation
And ~et this here D'Aunun1lo has
cot q big reputation as poet and q
riav writer Abe said.
Il know he has. and row he Is get
ting reputation for comic opera
also. which ths=7Vay that Teller IS be-
ear-uT rou would think that he vas
Ire tenor IN @ piece by the name Of
himself fiji which he has given him
self such g wonderful part Ga the
first aer 4he THAI Z is ToinE TO be
practically impossible for him 10 fol-
los- Z ND. r'undersrand. and the con-
Harue-ra Uill be that before the rrr-
tam fails On that poor scflemief he
e zoiu- to get 1co-ed of the stage.
wen. III say this much FOR him
LaWruss." Abe remarked "he's man
aged - ger pretty large audience
know he did. and his Opening
duet With this here General Case
lin1. or whatever his name is vent
Bis. Abe.' Norris said. fhut what ia
he going 70 do Tor an encoreT
-At chat. thiniz ben get OFT o. iri
ecrnehnEs abe declared. con accounts
this here D'An1unzio is 2 VERY pppu-
Jar Teller in italy
go SIS George = Conan SD the