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Title: The literary digest
Year: 1890 (1890s)
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Publisher: New York : Funk & Wagnalls (etc.)
Contributing Library: Robarts - University of Toronto
Digitizing Sponsor: University of Toronto

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78 The Literary Digest for February 8, 1919 that is not unusual in rural Germany.As a matter of fact, horses are scarce.Pigs are noticeably scarce in a laud wherepork was and is now a favorite dish. The houses, with their Elizabethanstyle of architeetiu-e, gi^^ the villagesan air of greater vaiiety than have theFrench villages, and are painted oftenin bright colors. Their doorj^ards, cob-blestoned, are kept quite clean. A raceof singularly unattractive children peoplethese A-illages and line the streets whereverthe Americans pass. Along the roads one comes upon thefather of the family. With some sortof Alpine hat upon his head, a droopingpipe in his mouth, he follows the plow,jogging over the furrows in his high blackleather boots as if he had never stoptdoing it at all when the call came, Deutsch-land uber Alles! But those greenish-graycoats come from but one place. A whileago the father of the family was an ar-tilleryman, perhaps, shooting up townsfull of civilians. WHY POSTMASTER R

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