Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, March 7, 1923, Page 12

PAGE TWELVE. DESPAIR AND DESTITUTION OF GERMANS PICTURED IN LETTER RECEIVED BY CASPER ATTORNEY A letter received recently by Harry ©. Warton, local attorney, depicts idly the destitution typical of ma Germans and the utter hopelessness with which they ticularly in the the French. Mr. ¥ é m them the com ‘cation comes. ting that a salary of 15,000] and a small pension !s all that} nave to live in a country where r costs 15,000 marks a pound and little bread {s 3,000 and arms. d clothes high. At the present und of butter costs 15,000 ittle bread 3,000 marks, a eets: with loaded 1 Phe 8 for vict of sausage 7,000 marks, a of coal 15,000 marks rd to get them. Clothes be bought by people people who were the middle class are now ‘There are aleady many peo- p'e who must hunger. The worst is that the price is not stab'e. If » to buy something today, to- the same thing costs three rv times. more than yester- depends from the r. Nobody knows price r country now to live In Germany r especially not in the R Since the French have occupie Ruhrgebiet everything has ch On the stations there are black sol diers from Africa to guard them. In. Crier is a lot of them.. The French have turned out many offi- cials in Crier and in the other towns, in Crier at one day ten and they go on to do so now. The peo ple wh re turned out had to ave Cr half an hour heir tur out. ‘Their fami four days, I know some of these families. All peopl in Crier and the other towns o embittered and full of hate. Crier there has. been a great pro- test. Thousands of men, women and children drove through the town the whole afternoon and evo. d sang all those patriotic gs which were forbidden by the ‘rench. At last the French pro- claimed the state of siege (Belage- rungsjustand over the town. Black and brown soldiers rode through the QUART OF WATER ni ng y will end. We all hat you were once more nis would be much more bet- | tre, any answer, Perhaps the address was not right or my uncle has made thy folly to send money in a letter aud the Jetter has been stolen. Yfany letters from America are stolen as the newspaper tells. Now you inust not take amiss that we beg you. Perhaps times will soon change and we can repay you once more. And if you then come here we will give back you all, We hope that you and your family ts quite well. With the kindest regards, ‘Your friends FAMILIE BRUCKNER. Laarburg, Bezirk Crier (Rhid). pratalins xr tel Sato ‘NIGHT ON BRORDWAY’ 18 COLUMBIA OFFERING “A Night on Broadway” began a three-day run at the Columbia thea-} and is without a doubt one of | the best revues ever staged !n Cas- per The Allen Revue of Revues troupe is the organization to praised for the production. If the comments from the audience e with another family still but the house Guido and hoes, Now Fifteen that is all < I will on ern go to an c vt lye from | t I earn, My mother gets some pension, that js all what we have. No’ 1 see how much the things have changed here with us. I e to write you this but the trouble is so great that You promised us. to we come k you if you can't a You are rich ye some rich rhaps one or the other hem has left something for the . Here in our town peop'e who have got some dollars from their American. friends. A’l who have friends or acquaint- ances in America write them. We | had written to our relations some months ago, but we have not got EAD COLDS Melt in spoon; inhale vapors; apply freely up nostrils. Vis. VAPORUB Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly don’t > decided count for anything, {t might run to packed houses for a week. From the moment the revue starts with comedy OTOMAGH BAD |! MEALS SOUR Oh LAY UNDIGESTED Instantly! 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We also carry Michelin Tubes fitted with enabling users of disc wheels to inflate their tires from the out- | R. M. MOSHER 316 West Yellowstone A LITTLE MEANS A LOT “IN MILLS” Renters are merely sojourners; they have no roost in any particular place. OUR LOTS ARE GOOD LOTS $25 down and $10 a month will give you the start you need LOTS SELLING AT $400 AND $450 EACH Our man is on the ground at all times Call, Write or Telephone MILLS CONSTRUCTION CO. Offices America Theater Building and Town of Mills Phones 311 and 2019-J-3 Phone 309 be WENDESDAY, MARCH 7, 1923. All the money Capt. Kidd ever buried on the shores of the United States did not amount to $20,000 while hundreds of thousands have been expended in searches. Che Casper Daily Cribune situations and songs from the audi-|song and dance was a decided ape until. the ‘novelty finale, there peoveney Rei Pogo chorus on ave is not a dull moment. Al ane Pogo sticks is a riot and is seen here or th 5 iyrio |acorea heavily in another “dope"'| wins wondertel oelection wifi amnes | with a wonderful selection of songs song, Clara Hodge just simply stopped the show with another snappy num- ber that only she can do, Hazel Austin won new Yaurels and carried off the ballad honors of the evening; Bobby Vail the popular comedian and producer put over a comedy number that is a “knockout”; Vanice Valare with her “Indiana” number got away big; Buck Fellows with his drunken EVERY WHERE RYZON BAKING POWDER BARRE Powe | you use /ess mp! ‘eal finish SNOW IN GOTHAM grein Secteur ees cinas NEW YCRK, March 7,—New York to the revue. ‘The same show eT ee itecit out from un. be ofered at two performances to| 44. six inches of snow, sprinkled upon night and Thursday. the city in a 24-hour bilzzard. 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