Policy of frightfulness in German conduct outlined in new book
A newly issued government Printing Office book titled German War Practices edited by C Munro and others argues that a deliberate policy of frightfulness guided Germany in World War I. It cites German official utterances and diaries, Belgian and French reports, and Brand Whitlock and Herbert Hoover to portray a systemic war philosophy. The volume expands on the Bryce Report and White Book, claiming brutality and coercion were used to subjugate occupied lands while emphasizing the humanity of soldiers opposed to the system.
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Committee On Public Information
C. Munro
Princeton
Perlal
State Department
Gerard
Mar Surian
Brand Whitlock
Belgium
Whitlock
Herbert Hoover
Attils
China
Brand
von Bernhardt
Gury
von Bissing
Priest Celebrates Golden Jubilee of Ordination
Mer De Siere longtime Montana priest marks fifty years in the priesthood with a December jubilee at St Patrick's in Butte. Governor Stewart and West clergy to attend as pontifical Mass, children receive first communion, and a large reception follows with church leaders. De Siere arrived in Montana 30 years ago after being ordained in Belgium.
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Mer
Peter de Siere
St Patrick's Church of
Tutte
West
Governor Stewart
Carroll
Helena Grocese
Butte
St. Patrick's School
Dio
Cexe
Mer. de Siere
Montana
Brondel
Father de Rykere
Deer Lodge
Cottonwood
Father de Slere
Belgium
Anaconda
Dairies Up Well In Chemical Milk Test
In Butte, Dairien In Butte provided pure milk during the week ending yesterday, per city chemist Frank Harris. Analyses show Broadway dairy milk at 11 percent solids, below the 12 percent standard, suggesting watering. Fat standard cited at 3.2 percent.
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Dairien
Butte
Frank Harris
Broadway
Seals of the Red Cross to be put on sale today
Red Cross Christmas seals go on sale in stores post offices and public buildings with decorated booths presided over by prominent local women and the city’s prettiest belles. Boy Scouts will serve as independent sellers. a $5 prize awaits the top seller. Community support from professionals, women’s clubs, and the Shakespeare club aids the health campaign.
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RED Cross
Post Office
Uble
Corps of Indies
Boy Scouts
Butte
West Side Shakespeare Club
Concert Benefit by Peace and Harmony Lodge
A concert at Cen terville tonight for grafted members. Performers include Montana State Band Mrs W H Johns Percy Wills Martha Wills Ora Greer Joseph Andrews Miss Marie Sullivan Miss Kate Noonan Elsie Pascoe Ed Hammer W B Trenerry and the Peace and Harmony quartet.
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Peace and Harmony Lodge
Sons of St. Georges
Centerville
Montana State Band
W. H. Johns
Percy Wills
Martha Wills
Ora Greer
Joseph, Andrews
Marie Sullivan
Kate Noonan
Elsie Pascoe
Ed Hammer
W. B. Trenerry
Peace and Harmony Quartet
War Savings Data Emphasizes Name on Certificates
A telegraph from Washington, D C to Butte, relayed by H W Turner, directs that no war savings certificate or thrift card may be issued without the owner's name. It notes a non mandatory requirement for names on thrift cards and urges keeping stamps attached when sold. The message aims to prevent forgery and lost certificates.
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Butte
Har Finon B. Riley
Washington, D.C
H.W. Turner
Furether
Adventists Hold Special Prayer Series in Butte
The Seventh Day Adventist church in Butte observes its annual week of prayer marking the harvest missions season. Elder Harry Tippet ter George F. Watson lead sessions Tuesday to Thursday with Mrs. Watson aiding in youth work. Professor Flair of Wall Wall College conducts the closing meeting Sunday night at 521 West Porphyry.
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Seventh Day Adventist Enuiren
Butte
Harry Tippetter
George F. Watson
Montana
West Porphyry
Kowske
North Main Street
Advt
Meatless Day Advice From Officers on Protein Foods
Officers of the health department outline meatless day guidance emphasizing milk eggs fish and legumes as key protein sources. They warn meat is a strong protein but advocate using substitutes like cheese cereals and beans with proper cooking to ensure digestion and nutrition for growing children.
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Department of Health
Mike
Eden
Mili
Smith
Northwest magnesite plants advance near Chewelah Washington
In Chewelah Washington Northwest Magnesite operates an 180 ton daily calcined magnesite plant with a six mile tramway and a quarter million dollar investment. Valley Magnesite ships 20 carloads at about 40 tons per car with $18 000 net profit and plans more kilns to boost capacity to 150 tons daily. Power lines and railroad expansion eyed as preparations for convention begin with ore samples invited for free shipment.
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Northwest Magnesite Company
Chewelah
Wash
Valley Magnesite Company
Washington Water Power Company
Long Lake
Stevens County Power and Light Company
Plans Under Way For Giving Army Apples
A nationwide drive aims to raise 100000 to ship several carloads of apples to American soldiers. A R Currie of Butte chairs Montana efforts with J P Dwyer as assistant and A J Knelvel leading Butte’s committee. Red Cross and YMCA will handle unloading and distribution to stations. apples to England go via Cunard at no cost and fruit for France via US army transports. Montana contributions to Currie.
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A. R. Currie
Butte
Montana
J.P. Dwyer
A. J. Knelvel
Lodge Elects Officers Harmony Lodge Names Officers
Harmony lodge of the Fraternal Brotherhood elects President Walter L. Wookey Vice President Zita Dillon secretary Elizabeth Jaap treasurer J C Freeman chaplain Annie Bodner sergeant Robert Troy musician Margaret Balla inner doorkeeper Cora Blanding outer doorkeeper Alice Murphy lodge physician Dr Graham Biddle finance committee Catherine Scannell and Timothy B Henderson trustees Emma V. O'Brien and Helen Boland These officers will be installed late next month
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Harmony Lodge
Fraternal Latherhood
Walter L. Wookey
Zita Dillon
Elizabeth Jaap
J. C. Freeman
Annie Bodner
Robert Troy
Margaret, Balla
Cora Blanding
Alice Murphy
Graham Biddle
Catherine Scannell
Timothy B. Henderson
Emma V. O
Standard Ships Progress Report in House of Commons
In London, Nov 10, the House of Commons announced that eight standard ships had been built completed and put into service by Oct 25, with about 5,200 gross tons each. Between Oct 25 and Dec 31, eighteen more ships were expected, sixteen at roughly 6,200 gross tons, plus one of 9,000 tons and one of 2,000 tons.
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Associated Press
London
House of Commons
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