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U1Ulity•ersthat it will be a probe to the very bone Fand effective in showing just what has happened and how.MUCK GOES OUTcv* Bostonians will feel a special interest m in the announcement that Dr. Karl?si-eatherMuck, formerly conductor of the Bos-re-ialatoton Symphony Orchestra who was arrested as an enemy alien and interned by the Government at Fort Oglethorpe in the early stages of the war, is to be sent out of the country on June 18. He is one of many prominent German pris-m2 | oners to be shipped back to Germany’: ■'JJ! from Charleston, S. C., on that day,in81 under a repatriation agreement made through the Swiss Legation at Washington. Germany is to pay all costs. Dr. Muck, talented man though he is,thete-to^n.es-lotgoes out as he deserves. When the test came he had no sense of appreciation,Ino gratitude to the country that had bN • | made it possible for him to reach higherVia i * •e i fame and greater financial returns than ^ie he had ever known before. He de-! liberately plotted against the peace and I security of the country in which he wasno.ir-an honored guest. Away with him, and away with all other offenders like him. Their place is elsewhere.NOT VERY ALLURINGiss Frazer Hunt, a New York corre- j ku
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Boston Post
Boston, Massachusetts, US
Tue, Jun 10, 1919
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