My Four Years in Germany excerpt overview
A fragment from a 1917 publication by James W. Gerard, released in Canada and internationally, listing copyright notices and references to a Ledger Public Company edition printed July 28, 1918. The text shows standard reservation of all rights and a note that infringements will be prosecuted.
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Germany
James W. Gerard
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Public Ledge Company
Canada
Edger Company
Kiel Week and War Clouds Ahead at Kiel 1914
An eye witness account from Kiel in June 1914 describes Kiel Week as Germany plots naval expansion and a rival to Cowes. The Emperor hosts receptions aboard Hohenzollern and Utowana, welcomes English guests, and discusses politics with Prince Henry and Admiral von Tirpitz amid prewar tension.
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Kiel
Jutland
Baltic
Kiel Canal
Germany
Cowes
Von
Hohengollern
Fredrik W. Wise
London Daily Mail
Franz Ferdinand
Sarajevo
Prince of
Monaco
Merlin
Berlin
Allison Armour
Fine
Utowans
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Hohenzollern
Lord Brassey
Prince of Monaco
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Kernfjord
Prince Henry
Hesse-Darmstadt
Czarina
Russia
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Duke of
Kanderburg
Princ Henry
Baltes
Automobile Club of Berlin
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Early History of the Cable Mine in Western Monta
The Cable mine, famed in Western Montana history, was discovered around the same period as Cyrus Field completed the Atlantic cable. Early owners include Nolan and Salton Cameron, with Savery later administering the estate. A rich pocket led to a costly tunnel, a 20 stamp mill, and extensive ore shipments to rail and New York, amid cautious security and high profits. the piece chronicles management, financing, and dramatic ore values.
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Monta
United States
Cyrus Field
Cable Mine
Mr. Nolan
Helena
Salton Cameron
Pyrinees
Thern Cross
Nolan
Tanna Savery
J. C. Savery
Des Moines
Iowa
Savery
Th Law Department
State University At
Iowa City
Supreme Court of
State of
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Mr. Savery
New Orleans
A. Clark & Bros
Butte
Harvey Showers
J.C. Sloss
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New York
Debate Over Draft Exemption Rules Sparks Washington Post Debate
The Washington Post reports on President Wilson and Senator Weel urging fair draft rules. Debate centers on whether men with dependents should be exempt and how many unmarried men will enter the first draft. Officials question if marriage is used to dodge service and consider second quotas and examination procedures. The article notes confusion over dependency standards and references Japan’s tattoo ban as illustrated by a teacher’s classroom explanation.
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Washington Post
Wilson
Weel
Reyregister
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