Bisbee daily review., 1919-06-15
AMERICANS SEIZE ALL BEST HOUSES AND HOTELS, HUN PLANT; SEE FEAR
 OF BOLSHEVISM BEHIND ALOOFNESS
Think Officers Fear U S. Soldiers Would Be Corrupted By Red Doctrines if They Fraternized With German Populace Resent Severity of Regulations and
 Necessity of Reporting to American Police

he spreads out the photographs of his dear ones before him and abandons himself to longing. 'Peace' is the releasing word which he impatiently awaits"
 Gretchen Is Not Fair
 The above article is mostly a cor rect conception of conditions in Cob lenz from the viewpoint of the Ger man mind but I must take decided exceptions to his reference to the beauty of the German barinaid'' as there is no such animal failed to find one any place in Coblenz and 1 don't believe I passed up any of the bars. Of course l may have been somewhat biased in my opinion due to the fact that I went to CoblenZ di- rect from the association with the beauties" of Paris and by compari- son the German girl hasn't a ghost of chance beside the French girl of Paris. We often remarked that we didn't particularly blame the Germans for trying to capture France and some of it's women if they had to marry the kind of girls we saw in Coblenz and Cologne.
 Aside from the girl question the men in Germany are having a good time and many unusual experiences. remember witnessing little affair of one of the guards who had some German traffic regulation offenders out working one day and was guard ing them in a place where they ap- parently had no means of escape when suddenly they disappeared from sight, and to all appearances from the face of the earth.
 He was in charge of these six pris- oners who were digging hole in the rear of the Liberty hall. On three sides were walls of such height that it would be impossible for the pris- ling side was the guard, bayonet fixed and ever on the alert for disorder among his charges. For an instant he glanced away and when he looked in their direction again they were gone. Visions of serving the sent ences of the six prisoners flashed through the mind of the guard; then he decided that some action must be taken and taken immediately. He rushed to the edge of the hole and peered into its depths but found no clue to the mystery. Then in one corner of the excavation he saw a small hole opening into what seemed to be an underground passageway. With one jump he reached the open. ing and, showing his rifle and bayonet ahead of him he crowded his way along a brick lined tunnel until he found himself in brick lined cellar. amply stocked with ancient vintages from the vineyards along the Rhine.
 Wine Cask Plot is Spoiled Seated on the wine casks, and evi dently very much at ease, sat the six prisoners. smiling at the discomfiture of the guard. He hurried the six will ' full prisoners back to daylight and had them begin to brick up the en- trance to the discovery with a plan , to future reference. Just then the officer of the day came on the scene with the result that the secret pass ageway came into official notice and was ordered out of bounds to all members of the A. E. F. so the dreams of the guards private wine cellar went the way of the goof and dodo.
 The scenic and historical attrac- tions of the Rhine country are most interesting to those who can appre- ciate these things. The trip from Coblenz to Cologne down the Rhine river is a wonderful sight and one of the main scenic attractions of Eu- rope.
 From the tourists point of view the most interesting part of the Rhine lies between the Seven Mountains and Bingen. A few kilometers below the Seven Mountains is the university town of Bonn. Here the eBthoven House, and the university itself are of interest because of the home of the famous musician and the quaint archi- lecture of the buildings. There are many legends of all the little towns
 along the Rhine which are most in-
 teresting and the following is one
 pertaining to the Seven Mountains at
 the foot of which lies the little town
 of Konigswinter:
 Interesting Legend A point of especial interest in this
 locality is the Cisterian Abby of Continued on page two)