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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1919
Page
9
A correspondent describes Prague as the central bulwark of the allies, detailing the Austro-Hungarian collapse, Bolshevik threat, and the distance from allied telegraphic links. It notes Prague's fragile governance, fuel and food shortages, and the urgent need for secure allied communications to prevent Balkan instability.
The Church of England calls for daily prayers for the Russian Orthodox Church as archbishops and priests suffer in persecution. A telegram from Metropolitan Randolf of Odessa appeals for intercession to save the Kiev Metropolitan Antony and the church from further danger amid wartime strife.
Paris with its new title of Peace Capital draws nations and diplomats to its doors. Under government patronage a Union of Initiative promotes Paris beauty and hospitality to travelers, while streets and hotels sparkle as Berlin and others gaze on in envy.
A fragmentary child asks her grandfather if he is alive after studying his wrinkles. He replies calmly that he is not Lythe ate, prompting her puzzled question about drowning, with a line of quirky dialogue ending abruptly.
Reports from March 4 1840 describe returned soldiers and unemployed men in German frontier districts roaming at night wearing gas masks and looting homes for money, valuables, meat, and supplies. Locals fear waves of attacks as suspects are detained. Limburg miners strike over cold trains. after three days they resume work once trains heat up.
A fragmentary exchange in a newspaper style piece features a barber and editor debating a rumor about American war atrocities. Dialogue touches on hearing stories, recollections of duties, and skepticism about sensational claims amid a brief political note.
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