German Prisoners in French Camps Face Comforts and Quiet Resolve
German POWs in Issoudun Tours and nearby camps report better shelter and meals than French prisoners in Germany. Officers and privates describe light work, fair treatment by French guards, and morale tied to hope of final victory. Some weariness with long confinement contrasts with subtle gains in living conditions and local cultural life.
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France
Goldiers
Poline
Lems
Barna
Ahede
Issoudan Baraeks
Germany
San I Randholz
Constancy
Fe Infantis
Associated Press
Isseudan
Tyne
Tours
Issouden
Eine Kommandatur
Han In
Montiubin
Min
Issoudan
Lours
S Uow
Chitewrewy
Deliver
Kidney and Bladder Trouble Prompts Swamp Root Trial
Personal statement from Greensburg Indiana man in 1913 praising Dr Kilmer Swamp Root for curing long lasting bladder problems after two bottles. Letter notes distress, faint hope, and a notary acknowledgment. invites others to try product with a 10 cent sample and a booklet.
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Kilmera
Henrs
Eaimers
Swamp Root
Bessett
Greensburg
Indiana
TA Bennett
Aime
Binghamton
Comiure
Anton Tou
Fda
Austrian Soldiers in Wretched Plight Amid War Strain
Private letters from Trieste describe severe shortages and hunger among Austrian troops in Trentino and Trieste. Pay cuts to four pence daily, bread ration reduced to two loaves, and widespread misery among civilians. Reports note evacuation movements, police crackdowns, and rising censorship as Austrian resistance in the Carpathians faces renewed Russian pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Trieste
Trentino Werm
Sax
Crg
Fron
Ho Tait
Ad¢lsberg
Austria
Trzemy
Renard Guba Ab
Carpathians
Aviators Bomb German Submarines Off Hoboken and Zeebrugge
British admiralty reports successful air attacks on German submarines at Hoboken near Antwerp and Zeebrugge. Sub Lt Frank G Andreas and Lt John P Witson led four bombs dropped from the moonlight flight, with both pilots returning safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dendon
Hoboken
Zeebruggze
Belgium
AM Tongmora RN
Frank G Andreas
Antwerp
John P Witson
Fee Brugge
Mie
Notice of Boltty trains discontinue southbound service
Notice states that JS and 99 trains will be discontinued effective the last southbound train on April 1 with further southbound service ending April 3. Authority cited is HARMAN, General Passenger Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hwanp
Ce Harman
Government Revenues Showing an Increase
Washington reports March customs receipts at 19 586 225 the highest monthly total since the war era Treasury expects full year customs to near 20 million March total receipts 60 248 959 up 1 300 900 from February Disbursements 61 308 792 show a deficit of about 2 060 000 for March and a fiscal year deficit just over 88 199 000 Income tax receipts anticipated to reduce the year end shortfall in the next two months General fund balance at end of March 25 69 611.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Treasury
Premier Asquith Acts for Sir Edward Grey
London April 2 Premier Asquith temporarily heads the British foreign office as Sir Edward Grey takes a short holiday. Grey will be away about three weeks. The premier received diplomatic callers at the foreign office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Fremiet Asquith Temporaily
Edward Grey
Danara
Foreign Office
Auditorium opera glasses on sale at 42 M Broad Street
Remember John L Moore and thong are headquarters for auditorium opera glasses. Early selection advised at 42 M Broad Street (Cade).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L Moore & Thong
Auditorium Opera
Broad Street
Cade
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Marietta
Adler’s Collegian
Blackstock, Hale & Morgan
Distinctwe
Atlant
Atlanta Reta Merchants Association
ATLAS
Nitaneat
Atlanta
Atlanta Retail Merchants Association
Rosy
Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, VY
Muse
Sherem
Zeebrugge
Premier Asquith
Sir Edward Grey
Odakerss
Sreahig
Ceegioone
Pi Splondig
EH Cone Inc
Atlarita
Chamberlin-Johnson- DuBose Co
New York
Model van Mart Deane
Madame Irene
W. B
Warner’s
Thompson
Atrial
Arte
Toutsmark Varidons
Tada
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