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Criticises Readersfor Using Englwaiis up his '''' German Newspaperplation of the fu- I ve of hut one re-frent vtetorv has*n the Ilun wallsare two resultsvictim will dieley '!}lt;■, (lod willif they live, the▼Ctigeanee.ur l»y the Hun.1(I?y Associated Tress) AMSTKRDAM, June 10.—What the’residentIt SOI.1)1 KltS-(] Press)Texas, June 10.lusenient unit is n at the hig avi-is bein ■ directediuaclienbiisli andthson a formerone time wellt of the danre onaudeville eir nitsd States, i?rit include^ af**ssional enteraw cadets andlie signal corps.deville j}fi fnrm-t the ft* hi Mowin* ii so I y popn !a rresidentrit! air stove atnewspaper characterizes as “the fii-thy, and treacherous Teutonic habitof speaking Knglish instead of good,honest, beautiful German,/' is condemned by the Cologne Volkszeitlin.', thus:“Thousands among us would rather tie their tongues in a knot over an ‘Irish stow* than use tho good Germanword ‘gnlasch/ It Is true lasword ‘gulasch/ fs it really indispon-aible that the English should teachn ; how to eat and drink?“In onr dwelling houses there are‘stores’, there is ‘dining room’, westill encumber ourselves with‘shawls,’ ‘slips/ ‘sweaters', and other ‘fashionable* things. The (lor'manyoung woman knows exactly what is‘fai*’ and what is ‘shocking/ Herschool friend addressed her as buydear/ and the honest Herman *han-dedrunk, is dogradtd into ‘shakohands/“At parting it sounds so much moredistinguished to sav ‘farewell* than(f‘b-icwoli)/ and on returning it is the roirecf thing to say 'how do you do?* in answer to which instantly comesthe retort ‘very well/ which Is suppose d to be more cordial than our‘vorzugMeh/ 4“These lamentable lapses could hemultiplied into the infinite, for thereis not a single department of Ger%man life which they have not in tailed. Herman people, pray, oh, pray do honor your own glorious Hermanmother tongue and uproot the vapidEnglish from your memory.” -Pledge the President1 sing im phi ko.w 11sfP.y Associated Press)HOrsTOX. dune • 10- The Statelaunch Mabel McKay has been tempo.rarily loaned to tlie federal government to he used in practicing inthr/iwing of depth bombs by the newbombers’ aerial gunnery school whichis an adjunct to Ellington field. Thisvessel is one of the flotilla of the!ish. came and oyster department andhas been station* d at Seabrook.Gioul. W. K. Dextrel, commanderof the new bombers’ aerie! gunneryschool saw' the boat at Seabrook andwrote Gove rnor \V. P. I lobby requesting that the vessel be turned over toovernment for several months tohe used in depth charge jj rattle p.The govlt; rnor readily gave his consent end the boat was taken to SanKeon u h* re practicing of the throwingof depth bombs will be continued.— --Pledge the President---EAT AT MOOR'S.the g
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Brownwood Bulletin
Brownwood, Texas, US
Tue, Jun 11, 1918
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