German Leaders Weigh Peace Offers and War Strategy
The passage outlines 1916 17 debates on strengthening defenses and rear positions, the push for peace talks with Wilson and Count Bernstorff, and the shift to intensified unrestricted submarine warfare as the path to victory if negotiations fail. It notes German doubts about entente willingness to negotiate and the aim to preserve morale and fighting strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Donetz
Japan
Murman
trans-Siberian
America
England
France
Entente
Somme
Verdun
Arras
Cambrai
St. Quentin
la Fere
Bailly-sur-Aisne
Albert
Roye
Noyon
Soissons
Michael
Etain-Gorz
St. Michael
Romania
Bucharest
Bernstorff
Wilson
Germany
United States
Lloyd George
Fragmentary Copyright Notice from an International Publisher
A garbled OCR fragment lists rights and territories for Harper and Brothers publications. It mentions McClure News, various countries, and nations like France Belgium Holland Russia Australia and Italy. The text references special arrangement and posting in a daily publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClure News
Harper and Brothers
Guerrianted Ta Ee Hae
Insog
Ne Ee Ic
Australia
Breuce, Belgives
Italy
Russia
Scandinavian
Rved
France
Belgium
Holland
Ludendorff’s Words Examined By Post Expert
Colonel Robert Charles Goetz, a West Point graduate and Harvard military science professor, analyzes General Ludendorff’s Own Story. He discusses military strategy and diplomatic aspects while noting Ludendorff’s shift toward supporting unrestricted submarine warfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludendorff
POST
Robert Charles Goetz
Field Artillery
Boston Post
Clarence R. Ed
Goetz
West Point
Department of
Harvard University
War Department
Goets
France
Flanders
Chateau Thierry
Meuse-Argonne
St. Mihiel
Ludendorff and German Strategy in 1916 1917
This excerpt critiques Ludendorff's wartime portrayal of German strength and aims, contrasting it with documented Allied purchasing power and German plans. It cites Swope and Gerard to argue Germany sought peace while pursuing subsurface submarine warfare and a separate peace with France and Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ludendorff
Wilson
Germany
James W. Gerard
France
Russia
England
Japan
Belgium
Mexico
Dark Days of Arctic Whaling Ended by Native Help
In the 1905 1906 winter, native hunters supplied abundant meat keeping the whalers from starvation. Venison deliveries and sled rescues, plus harsh cold and blizzards, test endurance as Jimmie and Captain Amundsen return with news and a flag. Fort Yukon and the Porcupine River route highlighted in the relief journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diomedes
Jimmie
Amundsen
Eagle City
Jeanette
Harrison
Royal Geographic Society of London
Peel River
Capper
Hardihood
Porcupine River
Yukon
Fort Yukon
To be continued in tomorrow's Post and daily thereafter
The notice announces continued serialization in the Daily and Sunday Post with ongoing installments until the full work is completed. It emphasizes ongoing publication, daily and Sunday schedules, and the sequence continuing in future issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomorrow's Post
Daily
Sunday Post
Little Walks About Boston Immortal Winthrop
A reflective piece on John Winthrop and early Boston. It recalls his voyage aboard the Arbella and losses of family and shipmates, the founding of New England, the Blessing of the Bay, his role in Harvard, and his burial at King's Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Winthrop
Boston
Robert C. Winthrop
Winthrop
Eingland
Arbella
Henry
Salem
Cotton Mather
New England
Isaac Johnson
Winsthrop
Charlestown
Blackstone
Paradise
Governor Winthrop
Plymouth
Atlantic
Mistick
Old South Church
Harvard College
King’s Chapel
America Safe Drive Tonight Inaugurates Equal Rights Meeting
The first local America Safe drive meeting to send delegates to the Nation Equal Rights League’s 12th annual Washington convention will be at Twelfth Baptist Church Shawmut Ave and Madison St. William Monroe Trotter reports on his peace conference trip with speakers Rev M A N Shaw Dr A P Russell Rev D S Klugh and Rev C H Dinal E T Morris presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Nation
Equal Rights League
Washington
Twelfth Baptist
A. P. Russell
D. &. Klugh
C. H. Dinal E. T. Morris
Real Estate Deal In Newton Sees Two Pairs Of Homes Sold
Mary McGowan buys two frame and stucco houses at 71 73 Warwick Road Newton with 7000 square feet, and two houses at 83 8 Warwick Road with 7600 square feet, for investment. Brokers John C. Kiley and Co arranged the transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary McGowan
Cornéliuster, Jr
Warwick Road
Newton
Gether
John C. Kiley & Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Count Bernstorff
Iron Lloyd George
the Daily
Robert C. Goetz
U.S.A
Heche
AEF
C. R. Edwards
Department of Military Science
Herbert Bayard Swope
Berlin
United States of America
New Mexico
Texas
Arizona
Zimmermann
John A. Cook
Provincetown, Mass
Equal Rights Meeting
Astragaws
Scarnoip
Oscarsis
W. H. Phelps & CO
Washington St
Adams Sq
Mass
Main Hall & Carter
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