Not a Grand Feeling Turns To Army Interest
A fragment describes meeting a former friend in a soldier's uniform, prompting a soldierly career consideration. The narrator notes being deemed physically fit and suddenly taking interest in life and new paths. The tone reflects personal reflection on fate and future possibilities.
My Four Years in Germany 1917 Publication Notice
Publication notice for My Four Years in Germany 1917 by Public Ledger Company. Includes copyright declarations in the United States and Canada, claims all rights reserved, warning against infringement.
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Ampany
Diplomat at Berlins Imperial Court and Its Courtly Intrigues
A diplomat recalls winter life in Berlin amid imperial ceremonies. He notes court rules on dancing, interactions with the emperor and empress, and the social ladder from chancellor to ministers. He highlights German attitudes toward Japan, meetings with Prince Henkel-Donnersmarck, and exchanges with ambassadors including Goschen and Cambon.
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BBC
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Saxony
Berlin
New York
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von Tirpitz
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America
Mexico
Reichstag
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Prince Donnersmarck
Franz von Krupp-Bohlen
Krupp
Lorraine
France
Pennsylvania
Edward Goschen
Tar
Jules Cambon
Paul
Mary
Spain
Polo de Barnehe
War policy and ambassadors stir curious German commentary
A sprawling 1917 synopsis weighs U S and Allied interests in Germany and abroad, noting Spanish American War tensions, embassy intrigues, and Turkish and Japanese relations. It cites diplomats, salaries, social life, and the role of ambassadors in learning matters across nations amid war discourse. The piece closes with a Mercury horoscope forecasting storms,naval gains, and social shifts.
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Soughimoura
Japan
Mouttar Pasha
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Speed Court Convicts One Motorist for Violations on West Park
Yesterday's police court session showed Judge Whitty's crackdown on speeding gains traction as only one motorist was caught despite good weather. W. H. Merriam paid $20 after a brisk run on West Park street. The era of strict enforcement is underway, with local drivers warned to slow down.
Butte Army Office To Close Tonight
The United States army recruiting station in the courthouse will close tonight and Recruiting Officer Sanford Siegrist will leave for Missoula for assignment. The office may reopen soon with a new officer. The closure results from heavy local enlistments this week as the city surpassed the district quota. Married men may enter new ordnance and quartermasters roles with wife affidavits, and six vacancies exist at Bentala Arsenal for married personnel. Five recruits departed for Spokane, including George Skero and Luk Radoviewich, a Serbian army veteran.
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Spokane
George Skero
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Thomas Poulson
Daniel W. Ellis
John H. Nelson
Field Artillery
Luk Radovieh
Radovieh
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