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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-21
Ira y e tie
FEAST DAYS IN SEVILLE
By NIksAH.

| CEVILLE celebrates many feast days,
- but none more typically than that
of Corpus Christi. Throughout Spain
this church holiday calls for parades.
but Seville finds no fete day. whether
religious or secular, complete without
bull fight and dancing. and so her
program includes the spectacle Of the
bull ring and a strange dance seen
nowhere else in Spain
The parade is the big religious
event OF the day. Long before il
starts an excited ropulace crowds the
line OF march. Pools. balconies. and
windows are filled with dark Spanish
senoritas and their cavaliers. dressed
oftener than not in the unromantic
garb Of modern fashion Flags and
damask hangings lend 10 the streets
touch of carnival atmosphere in
tensified by the crowds display Of
finery and its tolerant and carefree
holiday manner.
The parade. which finally moves
slowly into sight. consists Of a pro
cessiOn OF choir boys, incense bearers.
boys with candles. and men with Ereat
silver crosses or hinges of the saints
All are decked out in eayly colorcd
robes and surplices. except the friars
orders
The procession OF dignitaries and
the bull fight occupy the city's atten-
ticn for most of the day In the eve
ning comes the service at the cathe-
dral and the most remarkable fea-
ture OF the festival-the dance OF the
choir boys. Dressed in red and gold
and armed with the casIanets so in
disrensable to 8 Spanish dance. p
boys glide sOlemnly up the church
aisle and before the altar perform the
stately steps OF this churchly dance.
Then they pass down the aisle again.
dancing. until they disappear.
This strange incident Of church
service occurs only three times a year.
and only in Seville. The performance
of the dance Is so old that nobody
seems to remember how il started
Many years ago objections were raised
to IL as an irreverent practice. and
the matter was brought TO the pope's
notice. The pope decided that the
dance might continue as long as the
costumes lasted. This loophole Sc {
Vile eagerly seized upon As each
costume showed signs Of wear. it was
repaired with a new breadth Of goods.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-21
Little interuiews

hand a little before the first day Of
the new school year. which is Septem-
Der l 1t is hard to exaggerate the
Importance Of the proper attention to
the administrative work. Of schools.
The instruction side Of school work
is. Of course, the main duty and the
main activity OF schools. but this can
be handicapped, even almost ruined
at times. by inadequate attention to-
and provision for. efficient, business
like management and administra-
ton"
I met the late Col Theodore
Roosevelt when he used TO visit my
cousins. the Mckenzie brothers, cat
tlemen, in Colorado" said Donald Nc
Kenzie. mining engineer and ceolo-
gist. I admired him very much and
l had the honor and the pleasure OF
making him little present, a modest
little thing in itself. but priceless for
its associations It was a little bell
which Gen. William Tecumseh Sher-
man had used 20 call his orderly dur
ing that great warriors campaigns in
the civil war in this country. I had
been offered a considerable sum for
it. but it was priceless in its associa-
tons to me. for it was given me by a
lady in Arkansas who was a sister OF
that orderly Of Cen sherman. ! had
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-21
II Years Ago Today
Trona The HeraId ID Thi. DAG. rs

DEPORTS from Russia tell of bomb
N throwers who are doing a great
deal OF damage. Vice governor
Deurch was a victim OF a bomb to-
day He was injured, but not fatally.
A petition has been circulated
which asks the council to call a spe-
cial bond election for district No. /
for the Improvement of streets in that
district The district includes all Of
Pioneer plaza; San Antonio street.
from FL Paso to North Campbell:
South FL Paso. from Pioneer plaza to
Second; Oregon. from Main to Sec
ond; Mesa avenue. from Main to san
Antonio: Utah, from san Antonio to
Second; Stanton. fram Main TO See
ond; North Campbell, from St. Louis
10 San Antonio; East Overland. from
FL Paso to Kansas: st. Louis. from
Pioneer plaza to North Campbell;
Texas, from Oregon TO North Camp
bell. and Myrtle, from Stanton TO
Campbell.
Mrs. and Mr.. c. E Mclean and Miss
BERTHE Simmons left for Cloudcroft
this afternoon.
One Of the direct results Of the
adjustment Of the free zone will
probably be the more general use of
electricity in Juarez for motive power
and the disuse of gasoline engines.
V r. Stiles is expected home from
Chicago tonight
The highest temperature during the
past q hours was % degrees.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-21

LadybugS Would Eat The AphS That DESTROYS The Roses
81 PaSo School Buildings In Need Of Many improvements

Ge7'HE federal department Of agri-
1 culture Is spending large sums
gathering ladybugs for use in fight
ing aphis, a pest which attacks many
orchard crops. and it would be Of
great financial advantage TO this
county II the chamber Of commerce
would endeavor to get q few million
Of the bugs distributed in FL Paso,"
said H. W. Bierhorst. Their use
would be in fighting and destroying
that class OF aphis which attacks
roses. Soil and climate here are ad-
mirably suited for the culture Of
roses, but in many gardens more than
90 percent OF the buds are eaten by
aphis before the blossoms are devel-
oped- II ladybugs. the natural enc
mics and devourers OF aphis. were
imported into our nurseries, we could
produce roses in quantities rivaling
the finest garden spots OF the coun-
There is a branch OF summer work
IN the management of FL Paso
schools which is receiving careful at
tention," said A. H Hughey. This
is the repairs and improvements
which have been much needed in
many Of the school buildings OF the
city II everything were done In this
respect which should be done in order
properly TO accommodate the 10 OOO
and more children who attended the
FL Paso schools last year II would
bankrupt the school maintenance
fund However. the utmost possible !
is being done this summer to take |
care oftthe greater needs which exist l
in the schools Il is expected that 1
when the year 1890 begins the /
school buildings will be in a better 1
condition than they have been in 4
former years. Many desirable i'm /
provements viii have TO be left until 1
more prosperous days come upon the |
school board. The many matters (
which Will require attention At the
beginning Of school next year are in
creased by the Inauguration Of the
distribution Of free text books to FL /
Paso children by the state. The large
amount Of labor and detailed atten-
ton required TO carry out the pro-
visions Of the state free text book
aw viii make il desirable that some
teachers, especially principals. be on
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-21

This eagerness the air service kept up is not
altogether inspired by interest in the protection of the
border Aircraft added phase to warfare and 1t bids
fair to be permanent 1t carried warfare to third plane
and developed possibilities of offence and defence that
previously had been Unbelievable The United States
expand the air service Much weaker will it be if it
allows the air service to drop back to the status quo of
1914, it must if this congressional bunder it not
remedied.
By no afford to allow the manufacture
Of apanes to wher away but that is what is happening
now Commercial utility of the airplane has not advanced
sufficiently to keep the big establishments going They
now beginning to go out of business.
Meanwhile Japan IS trying to buy large quantities of
Liberty motors the United States for installation in
arplanes. Japan evidently ntencs air fleet,
strong for offence defence when has died of
inanition.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-21
Ripping Rhymes
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My Iceland
By WAIT MASH

o. ICELAND fair Iceland I'd like to sail TO
the In
ny nome Of long where all the
snow
mat the
my haidon 10 be shore
me Va1us the
one
oen lacking proper Pride I'd wiring
snO paths through drifts SIX fuiongs deep But me what
WHAT ana also
5hat was @ Oh Iceland when jaded prky heat
ia ike to tread Shore
peeled glare along vour Lanes
behind polar Oh
she mas snowstorm has a thaw - "'
copyrisht by George Matthew Adams WALT MASON
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-21
PRINCE JOACHIM eA,rBIrs.

GENEVA. Switzerland. July 21.-The
Tribune states that prince Joachim OF
Prussia. one OF the ex-kaiser's sons.
has just bought for nearly $1,000
the beautiful old villa named FayoriL-
at castagnola- near Lugano.
The newspaper adds that the great
er portion OF the money came out OF
the heavy winnings OF thep rince from
the gambling he'll OF Campione. near
Lugano- The prince had little money
when he arrived at Perne from Berlin.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-21
When 4 Boy Wants To Meet A Moving
Picture Producer And Has A Dog

DEAR h C BI boy nine old and Santa Monica
u CAL the
in pictures
everybody they
boy dog he
be glad o get
viii m
maybe he will give job ROBERT HAMTON.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-21

AND BE very glad to meet you
AND THEN he'll tell you
WHEN he wants a little boy.
WHO HAS a little dog.
THAT IS two years old
HE'LL WRITE you letter.
OR CALL you on the phone.
AND HE'LL let you stay.
AND SEE him making pictures.
AND HE might ask you to lunch.
AND IF he does that
DON'T LET him forget
THAT THE dog will want a drink.
AND MAYBE a bone
AND WHEN you get home.
YOU CAN write me a letter.
AND TELL me all about 1T
AND IF there is anybody.
WHO DIDN'T do exactly.
WHAT I said they'd do.
-
I WANT You to tell me.
FOR I know everybody.
AND THEY'VE all got to do.
JUST WHATEvER I say.
FOR A nine year old boy.
AND A two year old dog.
1 Thank vou-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-21

MY DEAR Bob.
YOUR FATHERS right.
AND WHEN any good boy.
WHO IS nine years old
AND HAS a good dog.
THAT IS two years old
WANTS ME to do something.
FOR HIM and his dog.
YOU CAY Just bet your life.
THAT know everybody.
AND THEY all have to DO.
AND THEY all have to do.
JUST WHATEVER I say.
AND I'm going to prove it
AND IF yOall take this.
WHEN IT'S printed in the paper
AND GO On out
TO MARSHALL Neilan's studio.
AND WHEN the gateman stops you
JUST SHOW It to him
AND TELL him you're the boy.
AND YOU'LL be surprised.
how THE Estsman win smile.
AND SHOW you right in
AND CALL somebody else.
AND TELL him about It.
AND THE somebody else.
WILL LEAD you right away.
To WHERE Mr. Neilan is.
AND eIR- Nellan viii smile.
AND HE'LL like your dog.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-21
WOsIEN,s WAGES.

According 70 Miss Mary Van Kleeclx.
director OF the women in industry bureau.
Of the department Of labor, there are mil
lions OF women in this country who are
now receiving less than a living wage.
millions are working too long hours, and
many are working under conditions which
are unwholesome and unsafe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-21
Nation Doesn't Want 1t

THE American people will hardly approve the recon-
mendaton of president Wilson to make Gems Pershing
and March full generals. Nobody will put Pershing or
March into the class with Washington Grant, Sherman
and Sheridan Neither have laurels rendered the
service that these four did Washington Grant, Sher-
man and Sheridan the only in the history of the
country who held the grade Of general and the grade
should be reserved for the nation Pershng
has been good commander IN France, but he would be
the last to put himself in the class with Washington,
Grant, Sherman He might have been if the had
lasted but it didn't last There is scarcely any excuse
for urging Gen. March for full generalship As chief
Of staff he has been good one, spite Of certain per-
sonal limitations but others have been good 1t would
be almost sacriege to elevate him to grade equal to
that bestowed upon George Washington Why not make it
lieutenant generally for Fersnng major generally
for March?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-21
PUTTING IT OFF TILL TOMORROW.

PUTTING 1T OFF I'LL TOMORROW.
GOOD for the man who says, q can"
And cheer for the man who says q will"
But IT matters little how well we plan
IF doubt insists on inTuding still
Before the day when the first bright ray
Shot out through space from the beaming sun,
The Master had found the right to say
With confidence that if could be DONE
WE dream of things we intend to do,
We plan and we put our plans aside;
You boast to me and boast to you
And we bury hopes that have starved and died;
We sit in the gloom that inactiOn brings,
Deprived of pleasures We wish to claim,
And envying men who have done the things
We had planned to do when cur chances came.
OUR thoughts are set on the sights we get
From those whom Fortune has lifted high,
And we promise ourselves to thrust regret
Deep into their little souls, by and by;
But we turn from duty, at Pleasures call,
We dream of achievement, and that is all
As We drift along in the easiest way.
WE cling to the hope that Luck viii turn,
Bringing Us honor and wealth and ease,
And we fail to learn that the Iuckiest earn
The applause they get and their srzuriesl
cheer for the man who says, Il can"
And good for the man who says, 81 will"
But there's little worth IN yesterdays plan
That, tomorrow, viii wait for action still
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-21

Increase of 100 percent in the of mems clothing
be compensated, told by gaudy Innings of Alice
blue, orange and similar brilliant colors But how is
to show off his flashy colors; how is he to get his
moneys worth to speak, unless he wears his coat
inside out?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-21

Clerks and office employees, shoPgirls, Mattresses and
young people of all occupations occupations are
showing the effects of late night dancing by appearing
half dead in the day time. They may be full of pep
while the band plays, but they certainly have jazz
during working hours.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-21

Wilhelm may be spending hours in prayer, reported
but he will ask any Methodist preacher he viii learn
that these eleventh hour repentances have to be mighty
sincere 10 get by.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-21

The arrival the west coast of the Pacific fleet
will surpass anything Of the the Californians have
since the Atlantic fleet through the Golden
Gate in 1906.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-21
Little Chris

"OADDY,- said Little
Il Chris, II Ike to go
up to Hotel Dieu and see
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-21

The detention and robbery of American navy boat
the Tampico district adds another straw
cameIs back.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-21


be turned from his unfavbe breeze that blows
A
for kidding himself i
instead Of swords, presented generals
stopped Vow be induced killing for the
cheerful Burlesons
Stars and Stripes
DE good
Even husband affinity.
There
complete
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-21

Sister Theresn and
the others mp there,
but I wish they
wouldn't wear white 1
b on nets all the
time. Why don't
wear pink ones and
ones and blue ones,
1t would look nicer.-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-21

Headline says "Chicago-New York mail now 10 hours
faster" Faster than what? The telegraph?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-21

New costumes have never been bought
and Seville still watches the cathedral
dance three times n year.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-07
uczAlY 11lEo kAsE czYTAc, PIsAc
I1noWC 20 P0lSKu.
" przeezdzie ma Syberye.

Dnia logo b.. IN, wyladowali W
New Yorku oficerowie Armii Pol
skiej a to: major Jaroslaw Oku-
licz p%orucznicy Ignacy Zakrzew
ski i J6zef Sierocinski, ponadto
sierz. Alfred Mierzejewski. Off,
cerowie ci .zostali wyslani przez
Naczelne Dowodztwo Wojsk Pol
skich, dzia1ajace w porozumienin
z rzadem francuskim = ma Sybe
rye W celu zbadania tamt, stosun
k6w militarnych wsr6d oddzia--
low polskich samodzielnie powsta
1ych i rozproszonych po ca1ej Sy-
beryi a nastepnie zespolenia tych
oddzial6w W jedna >calosc czyli
zorganizowania Armii Polskie:j ma
Syberyi.
Misya ia zosta1a znakomicie
wyekwipowana, gdyz wiezie re so
ba obfity materya} agitacyjny,
kompletna biblioteke fachowych
dziel wojskowych W przekladzie
polskim a ponadto IVORY mundu-
row polskich i kompletne wyekwi
powanie zolnierza polskiego ma
stopie wojennej.
Pc zalatwieniu potrzebnych for
malnosci - cz}onkowie Misyi u
dadza sic w dalsza podr6z al do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-07
WIELKA NAUKA.

Sfowo "oszczedzac" ma glebo-
kie znaczenic. Oznacza kupowac
tylko takic rzeczy, kt6re maja W
sobie najwieccj tego, co potrze--
bujemy. Ia wileka nauke przynio
s}a nam swiatowa wojna, a war
tosc tego dotyczy sic szczeg6lnie
do lckarstw. w przypadkach "a
burzen zo]adka, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
strawnosci, b6lu glowy, nerwowo
sci, og6lnego ,oslabienia it'd. 3D.
rzuccie wszelkie TAME i mic ME
pomagajace preparaty, a uzywaj
Gle tylko. Trinera Amcrykanski
Elixir Gorzkiego Wilma W apte--
kach $1.10. - Trinera Liniment
jest najlepszem lekarstwem ma
reumatyzm, neuralgia, zwichnie-
cha, opuehniecia=itd. TO jest-zda
rzenie kt6re sic powtarza codzien
ME. W sctkach %wypadk6w. Pan
John Vratnik pisal nam W dniu
10 grudnia 2 Genoa junction Wis
."Cierpia}em ma reumatyzm, ze
ME mog1em wstac 2 }6zka przez
ca}y rok. Teraz Tiinera Liniment
postawil mnie ia nogi i polecam
go kazdcmu, kto cierpi ma reuma-
tyzm. w aptekach IS IS centow
poczta As i IS cent0w Joseph Trl
ner Company 1888 -1343 s. Ash
land ave Chicago III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-07
'1WAlARE' Wtorek, ldtniia I I 90 &czia, 1919.

magga eeszcze ma noggee, kt6rej
ma dWie kule, ze dWazzebra mu.
brakuja -- ME tract humoru j "a.
jest ze jedzie 2 Office
rami ma syberyee, gdyz bedzie b1i
zej sWego rodzinneggo miejsca, ]
moze doWie5 sic Q losie sWej rodzi.
ny. siierzant MierzjeWsh pocho-
dzi 2 Iomzy Sluzy1 " armii rosy
skiej. Pc zreformoWaniu tejze ar
mil ~przyjechal 2 rodzina do VIA
dywostoku, gdzie rodzine costa
vii, a sam przez Chiny, Japonie,
5Indye j Afryke dostal sic do Mar
sylii, zglosil sic do Armii Polskiej
j przydzielony zostal do korplsu
iinzynieryi. Slluzac VI armii rosyj
byl caly czas ma placu boju
i bra1 udzial " Wszystkieh wick
szych bitWach, Pc ktorych costa
" mu rany przyykre wspomme-
MIA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-07
.schodnich, tax dobrze lax i ma

wschodnich, TAX dobrze jak i IA
dalekim zachodzie Armia by1a ba
rdzo czynna i w wielu wypad--
kach kobietom trzeba przyznac te
zasluge, re przez swoja entuzya-
styczna prace uratowa}y ola kra-
,ju Wiele zboza. a Ola farmerow ty
STAGE do1arow, kt6re w przcciw--
nym razie zostalyby stracone, O.
pr0cz niemoznosci dostarczania
pozywienia ola praWie ca}cgo
swiata w czasic najbardzicj kry-
tycznym.
Sprawl zywnosci, jak naleziy
przypuszczac, bedzic wymaga1a
nadzw yczaj w~ytezonej piracy ma
nastepny Scion, ably dostarczyc
zywnosci ola swiata, kt6ry ME be
die, W moznosci sam sic pc VOL
ME wyzywic. Przypuszczac male
zy, re W nastepnym sezonie VIE
cej kobict pracowac bedzic w
szcregach Armii Rolniczcj i re ia
kowe bez trudnosci zostana roz--
mieszczone. Urzednicy Armii Rol
niczej obecnie apoluja do kobiet
chcacych ofiarowac swoja prace,
ably w~czesniej rozpoczely cwicze-
mia ably bye gotowemi ma kazde
zapotrzebowanie.
Wsp6ldzia}anie Rzadowego Blu
IA Pracodawczego do Armii MOI
nose wypelnienia skuteczniej
piracy nalezy przypuszczac
re Armia Ia pole zabieg6w rozszc
rae. sic bedzie PREY kazdej Okla
zyi i dokonywac swego wielkicgo
dzie1a, tax d1ugo dop6ki produ-
cenzi zywnosci patrzec beda ma
MIA jake ma instytucye ME dajaca
sic zastapic.
EH
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-01-07

WladyWostoku.
Kapitan JaroslaW Okuliicz, uro.
dill sic dnia 21go lipca 1888 TO-
sku " Kownie. PoczatkoWe Wyk-
sztalcenie pobieral " niznienoWo-
grodskim Kadeckim Korpusie, pc
czem wstapi1 do aleksandroWskiej
szkoly wojskowej, kt6ra nkonczyl
W 1908 roku " stopniu poruczni-
ka j zaliczony zostal do 1877 pulku
piechoty W Helsingforsie.
w 1914 roku odkomenderoWa--.
ny zostal do aWiatycznego oddzia
III - przeszedl caly kurs kontroli
dzia1ama artyleryi j uczestniczy1
W dystansowych Wzlotach 2 Pio--
trogradu do Pskowa i Nizniego----
nowogrodu i z Piotrogdu do Rev
la, Rygi Jurjewa i 2 powrotem.
w lynne roku odkomenderoWa
ny POSTAL ma linie bojowa, gdzie
przyjmowal udzial W bitwach, ja-
ko lotnik wywiadowca do | Cru
dnia 1915 roku.
Pc ukonczeniu pelnego kursu
awiatycznego " WojskoWej Mike
1ajewskiej Akademii naznaczony
POSTAL W 1917 roku adjutantem
sztabowym = 104 dywizyi - a W
roku 1918 .zaliczono go do sztabu
generalnego.
Posiada Orderly: Sw. Amy 4
stopnia z napisem Ia odwage'
- Sw. Amy 3 stopnia z mieczami
i wstega, - sw. Stanislawa 2 sto
pnia. - Sw. Wlodzimierza "a 4
stopnie z mieczami i wstega Sw.
Grzegorza 4 stopnia.
Raniony W czasie lotu mad ME-
p,zyjacielskiemi liniami bojowy--
mi.
Wog6le W teraznie:jszej kampa-
nil odbyl on IS wzniesien W powie
1rzc, kt6re trwaly razem 142 go
dzinc, Is minut.
Pc upadku Rosy = kapitan Q
kalicz przedostal sic do Francyii
wstapil do Armii Polskiej, gdzie
pe}niac sluzbe W sztabie oboz6w
instrukcyjnych - dos}uzy} do ra
ngi majora.
Major Okulicz poznal wszyst-~
kie polskie obozy i mia} wiele sty
cznosci z zo}nierzami i oficerami
kt6rzy przybyli z Stan6w Zjed-:-
noczonych.
"Nadspodziewane - znakomi-
tie w~razenie- czynily ma mnie- polls.
oddzialy wojskowe przybywaja-
ce z Ameryki', twierdzi major .
kulicz - wszyscy zdrowi, chetni
do sluzby. Zaraz MONA poznac,ze
ME pr6znowali W Ameryce / sta
rail- sic wyrobic ia dobry matery
al ma %zo1nierza.
Porucznik Ignacy Zakrzewski
pochodzi Il gubernii Warszaws~-
.kiej. Urodzi1 sic 10 pazdziernfka
1893. Gdy wojna wybuchla = O.
pusscil Instytut Chemiczny W Nan
cy i wstapil do: francuskiego 4
pu}ku strzelcow konnych, a haste
pnie przeszed1 jake kapral do Ar
mil Polskiej skoro tylko zaczeefa
sic organizowac i zostal przydzle-
lony do / pulku piechoty. 20 u
konczeniu szk6l wojskowych EOS
tai podporucznikiem a %nastepnie
poruczniLem. Ma froncie byf
przez dluzszy czas i bral udzia1 W
w~szystkich wiekszych bitwach,
lax pod Verdun, mad Somme it'd.
Piersi jego zdobi krzyz wojenny,
odznaka wolontaryusza i odzna--
czenie "a rany. Porucznik ZakrZe