The Seattle Star Newspaper, April 2, 1924, Page 8

eT o>.) GOOLIDGE ASKS VESSEL COMING “Achtung!” | "Tax Action | Former “Hun” Reminisces on War in| Six Leaders Breakfast in Little Seattle Beer-Shop White House; Confer ~~ Local M arket Prices ee Many Prominent Passengers Aboard Pres. Madison Ducks Dreese. DAIRY PRODUOTS Prices Paid Shippers BY WILLIAM J. LoSH y tery aggy ying i " ae BY JIM MARSHALI od Pree ‘ : DAIRY PRODUCTS Prices Paid Whelessic Dealers * ore “PT HERE a man over there Occidenta ». pool hall, * you might ‘ A Eg ag 7 Me ae LIVE STOCK out of man army in B Nine years ago } Quctations at Union Mockyards vere. said the bar who : Keceipte Wednesday a. m., 26 cattle the Ger years ago te a shot on sig the little round table, with the 6 The ex-enemy is watching the |» Keats or AND MEATS beaded es winking at the rim, ai somebody says. “Achtung!” The ex- Imost jumps to his feet Then ple « ae re slumps over ag he looks up, with a crookec . tet he thon : | MAY. Ghats AND Fey sr " 1 b rr ¥ smile. ; " f gif me ; “You are .” he sa “You shout ‘Achtung’ to me und I nearly stand at add on. I cannot helb i Ho! the a be for the ex-enemy reporter wil him about things. FLOUK AND SUGAR 0. B. Seattle) Barkeep, and the ; erview e 2%e 100@ » | Yoms—Lovisia +006 THIRTY-EIGHT 1 ‘ that There are e h ~ yond " 7 LTRY AND MEATS jore Paid Wholesale Dealers Nrotlers, 1924 ‘YRUITS aid Wheleonte Deaiens 46] ISSEN,” says the ex-enemy, wiping froth from a drag dressed Lites. gled imperia don'’d care what you put in the paper about me, but don’d tell dem I was a baby-killer. Me! Do I loogk like I vouldt kill babies?” Why, no, Michael, you don’t and’ that’s a fact atrocity stories aot “Ach! Adrocities! Yes, they tell them to get the beople: at home angry mit der enemy Every country tells them against the odder country. I tell you what I done in the » war. I was inderbreder with von Kluck in Belgium und I e e » get 75 pfennigs a day. I take most of dot und I buy schogo- 9 lat for der fat liddle Belgium babies. You do not belief . . . ? “Sure, sure, Michael—anybody would.” on ar : e S “Und you sdories about Cherman soldiers und the Belgium girls, not so? Vell, I was inderbreder at military! courts and I dell you I seen dem gif a Cherman soldier 10 ) years for joost putting his hand on a Belgium girl's arm. tT seen dot. I was inderbreder und I know.” aa ¥ i ELL, well, Michael. Don't get so excited. Atrocities j in all wars, of course. On both sides, too. Only you ) generally hear just one side. And it’s generally mostly lies. ?} How about the Canadian soldiers that were cruicified, ' Michael? “Ach! I hear aboud that, too, but—I don’d know. I meet men here in der woods, und they tell me aboud it. But I H never see one man who saw it mit his eyes. Always they hear | about it from somebody who knew somebody who see it.” Same here, Michael. The reporter never saw anybody who } saw it. Just hearsay. 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