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THURSDAY, TANITA i Y , 5tli, 1928.
GERMANY AFTER TIE
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'• Germ... y w s . ; o.
prodigious , ilitary strength hugh
out the • four • years of the Vdild War
moble to send;'mighty Grimes, to (vie
sty . front,: • producing •unlemitetl sup,
plies •of guns; 7 and 'ammunition; and,
other equipment; and showing' , little':
weakness. until' the very .I i t, •tbat we
often .wondered just' what were 'the
•cciliditiono- prevailing• Within Germany.
towards the end;' and wi wondered
too lust ' what .4h9; German people;
•thought, of 'the war and how , they.'
took the final outcome, �'
Though; thousands visited Germany
:soon after , the• conclusion of peace,:
`and...inueh'�:was ^written • about 'the'
-eouutr�' 4Oir - . tu04,0, ,
until the other: day -did we discover,
a• writer who. tells in' a 'convincing
WO just how ;things, were -the scar
city° of -.food --the- degree to 'which .the
• Ijisei jitat to • look an,, or at, most to
,.pretend to eat., Long Tines of pitiful
beings, wonie„n and :children ptedon►-
inating,, Sled by the: faintly steaming
kettles, elieh ;carrying .a. tMelt-recep...
taele;'. into `which, the ; attendants
to,sed:.p. ii►delfui-oaf-'colored 'water,
sonietilnea with a Piece • 'of'. turnip;, or
'still” more' plebian„ root in it. The,
needy "were,, lucky to get, ,one: ;such
"bot. Meal' .a day.. ;The gest; of the
time` they' con umed,`the ,dregs .of; the'
markets, or things that were fed only
to hogs before t e war"
r ea , s
o • first e man l •�tra
My wnm
.s a
`breakfast" in: ase&ind class hotel of
the kind with which' a]inost^ everyone,
hegau the day:,In:`the Fatherland
There .)*as set before` me with great
formality : a. cupful of lukeiyarm water
with `something in, 'itwhich made• • i'
faint effort., tie pretend •it was coffee
a very thin. slice -of.'war bread and a
spoonful o:)~• . • sickly.; looking.purple
mesa :'that"•: masqueraded `under the
name: 'of '"marmalade'•,' .•Its appear-
sneer ;suggested that. it was , made:' af.
Bruised "flesh, and'its taste reminded
Oneafgrrotten 'apples" ..
`•`I •:tooklunch, that uay;;n a work.
nti's•=; mai r• ant ;There'L- gut e"-1111
ing; 'though, not a very lasting „dinner
of beans'end potatoes,''s4..'`Gerr
beef-steakesembling ' our . ;. `Han/.
burger', hitt` possibly made • of horse
country- had been stripped of, 'every-, meat, a slice of salt pork and. two.
titing•W that •could lace • sit}'' • uses... ins mugs}=oft„, i eak .,bee -i'. N ; bzrea was
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•fajnlly clothed.":
It appears that, the common . peopte
of. Germany ,nevec had the slightest
thought that their country' was ir
-th*ie wrong oXnething-eve . are a1:?_
very' :sure of., -This good Old lady
said»-"•I-crle;wl enuthe-arntistice war'
si0.aed, :for itmeant,ti',at our enemies
had done what, they set out to , de
Many_ years ago.; They 'deliberately
planned ..to destroy, Urs,. and, they suc.
"Ceededl But-.they,.were never' able ,tr
defeat oup wonderful armies in the,
field.. England :"Starved. us .otherwisc;.
she . wouldnever have. ;Nog, .Then she
t'o3tered ;this P+3lchi.risi�i eiid; the wlcjr
ed', revolution .that undermined us at
the. rear.. Ont tour, brave soldiers
' nt'
@' front; never gave way; they would
never have retreated it y ard:• .but for,
• "lie breslidoien.” at home„ ;She' ' wa€
dull of stories 'of, atrocities. iy •'thr
Ernglish, `French .end:' • Rt cion; . • but
never ° one was, committed aby ;'the''
carrying. on the .'war,'and just, what asked• or given. The clients ,ranged
common peaple 'thought of, it a11. from small ;,merchants to hackmen."
the ,
' This ;we found : in a.: Book by: HarryThis gives an idea of the food of
A. • Franck="Ya ;abonding Through' . the • workman and: ose o business Melo
' Changing Germany," recently. bought -of Berlin.at'the� close of': the war, ° •
Mr,,' Franck •describes a, goo3 •mea?•'
for the .Lucknow `Publie•,Library. Mr, which. he and three 'com.panions had
Franck has written 'a •number of ex-. together. This •meal was. given"at an
cellent. travel books ill: which_ he ,dis•
plays a . remarkable facilityfor• tell eating, hoose carried 'on: in .defiance of
ing just.: whit thetireader ants to the. egovernment's ,regulations, `and
cost ten dollars for each. in Americas'.
*• *rt. Franck foetid' the rolninoi Pep,'
',le 'quite .iteivinced that, Engleed war
at the hack, of the whole troeble. • By
eitelreardeffetallrelteeoPiriterieSeetes
9414 Germenye 'Whee asked, how; if'
„Ragland had 'planned the: • war, she
(England) -hid' onlY Mich littte ar-
my. rendre the ,reply wes' that. she ex-
,pectedkes..,Uanalte,hayeA.onienne: else
ce.eded. When ..they were -almost.
Aineriea to 'Pull, her cheitneti out of
"took 'this emit easuniption that' Eng-.
land was ible tO, trick the clever Un-.
cle Sam lute 'Winning the Wee' Air
busincei all;round,;:'and the Allies
thought it Made had ,:tiMes for them,
peePle of Britceiteteffkr compared
with these GerMente /who gave UP
eheir :houselioldeutesils, their farm;
mp ony onsole
(Model 200A)
bout the establishment sufficed te ,Ple, Yet theY adered !hem. aed looked
- forward to the day when Williate
•the people, Who invariably :took hiin •
f°r fa°w r°h..htrrnan* — whether ',tee civil population of oar. should come back m ail his glory„
.They -apueared .to. want' a,.golden calf
hardships due te. the; • ravages Of war and. the bi-:cicada. The t° ' -
ANoniER ATLANTIC' FLIGHT
rationed to some, extent with a view
the breheri Panes of glass' in the lie;
beds hid, not., been •replaced, farm,
wagens suggested that the. ifWner
Nat that ...the habit. of 'kit;
ceasing laber had been lest. The fain'
ten- to four. But. the War had reduced
-theaSapattle • helping ha
blockadn'had shit Out materials anc!
• which none hut -the wealthy. could
the goiernniefit (or the , making of. regeli.
handagea. , Paper napkins' ana teble "Inside the house, particularly in
covers were the inveriahle rule eier the kitchen, 'the family: had .heen
savitigineat and bread; but rem'
this; "Befere my first trip ,oet of the'
ter more.. than an ;leaser in quest of,
me, and filially 'paid six 'marks for an
eeg-and-sausage- sandwich that went
appeared, at least from sight: lit wa-
tong Since 'been cominardeered by
The latest attentre :to _ cross, the
'Atlantic Deem by aeroplane,that by
failure end the. whole' creW, given ur
lost ,They Set out'the .day before
Christmas ex ecting to 'land ee?..
CoUndland,, and' from there 'Make
fresh start hut they . do eM,' appear, te
distance.' A .greht 'storm Was regime
in the ,'Narth Atlantic 4iHi the Unfeie
the time that; it :eyes learnej that • the
plane waS - in ticuble diligent search
*we -one of the :Most feel-hartiY
attempts to, cross the,' A ttaetic , ye-
- in , the most expOnsive establish- duced to almost as rudimentary . 2
When,' you tell' elie truth, yeu inents." life as' the countrymen o,e'Veriezeela
have, to remember.. what you_ I To.,qu• te , the, -rpoet. sp teany ..were, the -evoyaay apple
Tfic ehnich, has. too many seVent,h 'thinks he can .enduee -it • e .wisb tO ancos that hail ,been cenfiscal:ed or,
•t. Modernism: A man with thin spots Berlin, where he may see and taste se few the. foodstuffs that ,could be
in his pants feeling very.proud: of the i for himeelf. , The firs,t rine is in e obtained. Thouih eater ,fizel was al -
way his family dreases.
1 Public sonp-kitchen where it :will 'be Most unattainahip, gas could aniy he
e epligne Girls Sh9w True Christmas Spirit
lerelaphone girls fa scores ,
pale lure that, far as they can make it t;osisible, aeores of burnt le haueel, olds at ill experience tiOr4e ef the joyi•
teeether and
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had from' six te .seven, clevn to
twelve, and 'seven el): eight 'Electri-
city was turned on from dark until,'
teie•thirty,. which at' that time. of the
year Meant barely an, houi. All the
;better ,utensile had long sinde 'beer
turned in to the. gevernMent Wher_
Made. , 'All sound ieformation and
son evidently thought that some sort
Of geed lucic. might attend her, and
that they would. someho V get thin
course, ings do not ,lhappen that
The women who have ventured up.
I unearthed a bar of soap from 'my
luggage, the family- literally fell on
my neck. The only piece in the hoes,
was aboet the Size or a postage
stamp; and had been ihnsh;nded for
—,7"1/T-thiniry each edult member of thie lands- Prine-ss Lowenstein Wertheim.
on long-chstance fliehts---all of their
evidently :in a reck103 mood—have
three -vanished into tht, unknown
family got 125 of beef per 'who undertoOk a flight from England.
" 'get", that ,inuch per month.. Those.,Who There Was really' ' 'inatifitatior
-emild bring themselves to •",eat • if 'tor any one of' these adVetitutera awl
might get horse.fiesii in the markets
limited 'quantities.' The :breads. 'Med° gaining notoriety. '
of pottiteesp turnips, and Go6
whet all .thee," threw Into • iti! WWI far,
from' sufficient. .TheUgh thi Rona a'q' THAT EANift,riliictill. 3A,"11Vii5
ingi the countrY-Side they Belden.,
brought* 'home enough to make one
*said:to 'him:. "Do yOU see the stagin*g
nietai 'the teepee that .Waa taken frour
the steeple arid the'.eaves. , EVen the
week': la 'Practice theY Were leehY t° -"td Ottawa: and -noW OraYsoll
lit panty/wit' With 'Many other town
fo disgrace ;alut. sent 'to prison: along
'with- Mr..' treasUreila
.,The article 'referred to was pre,
Ott,,thettl., all Mit- ond that ring. paPers by lormati Ertend4 of Jar,
• itpt'liow';','AchrWhat Werhave not'sae. vis, wit°, ever. ,since hiS 'colirictian, have
itOin.. out .WaifiSh• enemieSl crime,, and to e`Ostore him to hie for;
'Ter social standing, f- -
'WAS largely -of &dun-
oommen, pretties in', eannection with
provincial . and it so. happened
th% Drury 'roiyitite, end
gave up our ,gold `arid our silver, then
niekle and bur eoopet, even. our.
and 011k lead, our leather and our
ruhher, down. to the, last 'bicycle tire:
the horses and COWs .are gone *ted—:`
h.ovi etaii,, /Oats', to milk now.' They
ea radio for your home
You do -not know—you cannot know--404ay's Possibilities in '
:electric radin until \you .4ave beard 'thii 'superb ne* Rogers
. he receiving unit is the. same as the, famous `'Rogers ',°220"
(the standard model. by 'which all electric sets are jugged)
combined with the Rogers -Symphony peaker in' 4 beautiful
for test and gemOnstratiOn...• If 'it'does not perforni to YoUR,
pike, complete, $410—Lon ternis: to'. spit • yotir . congniencs.
S-4 mese'. pohtics_there . was an
Although invOlved in' the irregular-
ities Mr. Jarvie-was really a fine
type of patriotic citizen: Ile 'Was a
capable 'helper end :liberal' . giVerle-
connectien with many Worthy charie'
:there...appears to: have 'been nething
mean about him.. Theee :is, 11.itle wen.
'der that his frithds take so mUch in.
.CRIME. AND:PUBLICITY
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The 'recent shoceing Murder' of ;
it his beefi. reported the , neWs-
papers ,has. again brought uP the sub.,
met of, the, wisdom of publishing ten
gruesome ,detrils of Such tragedres.
there is little use in. either con.'
of soot newe for the, good reasori that
nothing', can be done ,al)out it. Whi;
may not he puhliShed. It is-• just r
that. will:appear ist. the peeers 19 'Or'
:news that the editors find...Will-sell,
,Thefie who ;Ito 'mot watt details' or'
ive Ina?! well. reeos:nize that the
Maas of the reeite who enable Ur,'
newanaper publishers to report
4tsda of thollIsands Of circulation Went
to, read this gruesome stuff; end how
are, we going to 't'evetit it?xand hnlv;
we right to prevent it, if we.enuld,?
On this free continent and hi ',1.3fitAir
and Prance, these whn! read will get
what they'? .whet to read, eVeti Phoula
intoxtcatino 114Uors are ;tint width'
...There 14 4 10.1110 Men -preVtilOr'
•a feeent IlennhOe Spec.'
assprne the thought, :that they ray
have teen clod enotikh or.r,
.sephisticated '-fo'refathers; 'tin intent;
gent DertOn• Carl .take eny stock IP,
them , today. Iionesty is the host
. moral, stand-hy_s_iike .,1.117222
to lose their Appeal,. ia to be .
,feared. •„, Rumcirs ahmA corruption in
high Place, the notion that businesS
sn'.6eS's the- reshit °f
sharp practieei,, the indifferenee:
: often regiuded7:hoW do :the timely
",Pro,ver'0,s' :4'PoPt holding :,:to 'the 'harrow
path Of rectitude fit in with these ug.:,
:that' are• amiss; .they are- foreirer
right.,,Anyene who thinks. that crook- .
the large :or scale; can Perma.. .
!•espits --but. only for. a time. The day,
.)t* reekentrig. alwitys :comes, sooner or
'later. Nothing cen coins -mit" .'-of '
;wrong -doing ,but ultimate io§s. Re as..
suree there 13 only 'one Was, to achieve'
Permanent: saccess 'of laity sort, and • `
:that fis :he :the godd old methods of
-,,r,,,rsonvi integrity. Everything Whleh
,,,ithhoeohaabrite: 6' nib 0:tbfr usl ocit: lei fae;
They",are eteaali And no change in
j)ossibli affeA. their validity.
'use Spahr4
is 4 State 6f inind
cal) ee'Y the 17ifIg
re! 11.1t6 Classes! lower.
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' .fdlinieris that 'tends people laid"
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