Ninth Crusade Ends with Capture of Jerusalem
Fragmentary historical piece recalls Jerusalem's fall to Christian forces led by Godfrey de Bouillon and British victory under General Allenby. It links Crusades from 1099 onward to modern imperial themes and anticipates a Jewish state in Palestine.
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Christman
Godfrey de Boullvon
Lower Lorraine
Jerusalem
Antioch
Allenby
Ajestine
Napoleon
B.C
Ciret
Ptolemy
Ferot
Cleopatra
Sennacherib
Flece
Nebruchadnezer
Wiesias Menereh
Ely
Chozrgas II
Rowe
Jerusalen
Juram
Antionami i
Jecumalen
Godfrey de Boull
The Crusade Chronicles and the City of Jerusalem
The text traces the crusades from 1147 to 1244 and notes the shifting fortunes of Jerusalem. It links biblical prophecy with contemporary events, suggesting Jewish hopes for a homeland and a restoration of a Jewish kingdom or republic in Palestine amid wartime upheaval.
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Ion
Cerusalemma
Torquato Tasso
Acre
Constantinople
Kingdom of
Jerusalem
Saladin the Baracen
Jois
Poses
Madfour
Suugery
Ialfour
Disrwell
Beaconsfield
Timself
Napoleon
Iiery
Elancellors
Ton
Lord Meliourne
Palmerston Oremierwel
Herlin-to-Dagdal
Palestine Republic
Holy Sepulchre
Temple of Solomon
Mount of Olives
Gethsemane
Colgatha
Calvary
Ex-var Nikky Escapes as Kaiser MH Warns Exit
An escape whispers through the Kaiser MH scene as ex-var Nikky slips away. Officials urge departure amid volatile tensions and a looming vote in the mond precinct.
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Nikky
Kaiser
Wars and leaders dominate postwar talks and rivalries
The piece lists nations and figures at the edge of peace including America Great Britain France Italy Brazil Argentina China Japan Serbia Cuba Panama Belgium Portugal and Woodrow Wilson Pershing and the French poilus. It notes food shortages mutinies and inter allied councils amid lingering tension.
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America
Great Britain
France
Italy
Brazil
Argentine
Chine
Japan
Serbia
Cuba
Panama
Belgium
Portugal
Woodrow Wilson
Inter-Allied War Council
Red Cross seals drive urges triple purchases for war fund
The American Red Cross and the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis appeal for a 2 million dollar war tuberculosis campaign fund. Last year 1.05 million was raised from Red Cross seals, with 1.56 million holiday tokens sold. to reach the goal, purchases must triple.
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Red Cross
American Red Cross
National Association For the Study and Prevention
America
World Trade Lost to Germany by War, Hamburg Man Says
A Hamburg businessman argues that world trade is irrecoverable after three years of war. He notes England seized German colonial gains and disrupted foreign trade while the United States aided Allies, leaving Germany to restart its merchant marine and commerce from scratch. He warns peace must address broader maritime losses.
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Germany
Hamburg
Associated Press
Copenhagen
von Bethelann-Hollweg
Farrow
An Hombuarg
Fatherland Party
England
Europe
China
Germany’s foreign trade and fate tied to England’s power
A Hamburg business leader warns that preserving free seas and England’s dominance is essential to Germany’s future. He argues that permanent foreign trade ties to central Europe would shrink German industry, force emigration, and reduce Germany to a secondary European power without sea reach, urging continued submarine efforts to avert disaster.
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Europe
England
Hamburg
Potato Shipments Rise in Greeley District
POTATO shipments from the Greeley district show a rising trend though local loading is light. Seven cars moved Monday, twenty four Tuesday, and thirty Wednesday. National loadings trend down with total U S shipments under 200 cars daily versus 400 two weeks earlier. Chicago stock stood at 150 cars on Tuesday, down from 450 in November.
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Greeley
Colo
Greeley District
United States
United States Department of Markets
Chicago
Cheyenne Men Named to Wyoming Coal Service Roles
Wyoming fuel administrator Augustine Kendall leads statewide organization aided by secretary A Archisen and federal trade commission agent Waugh. Cheyenne figures J. Jon and W. Kinkead named to advisory committee. A H Marble appointed chair of Laramie County fuel committee. Ruling 15 amended. coal sold direct to consumer via wagon or truck with local haulage rate set by committees. effective November 10, 1917.
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Rock Springs
Wyo
Augustine Kendall
Wyoming
Regent
A. Archisen
W. Dd. Waugh
Federal Trade Commission
Washington
A. H. Marble
Cheyenne
Larami County
John Jon
William. Kinkead
Fuel Administration
Potatoes Auctioned For Soldiers At Camp Zachary Taylor
In Louisville on December 8 an auction sold 800 sacks of potatoes grown in the Churchill Downs center field. Proceeds were to aid Christmas gifts for Kentucky and Indiana soldiers at Camp Zachary Taylor. A parade preceded the sale with trucks mounted police soldiers and a band.
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Sammies
Louisville
South
Que Churchill Downe
Kentucky
Indiana
Witneis
Camp
Zachary Taylor
Kinney Oil Firm Expands to 4000 Acres Drills 11 Wells
Riverton reports Kinney Oil company advancing rapidly by acquiring 4000 acres of oil land, drilling 11 wells and producing about 2500 barrels daily.
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Riverton —Kinney Oi! Company
Margie Must Be Shown In The Book Concern
Dick argues with Margie over voting her stock in the book concern while Jim Dampens the scene. Margie recalls past quarrels about money and business and asserts the need for clear, reasoned consent before any stock actions.
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Margie
Jim
Annie
Cross
Jack
Mary
Little Book
Alissouri
ABE MARTIN on Nipolec and the war’s pace
Somebiddy asks Teli Mink ley about Nipolec’s status at Aupterlitz. He replies ET does not know and warns of a week without a Wepsper or a tangetsine. The tone is wary of Germeny and the looming meal over the war.
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Teli Minkley
Nipolec
Aupterlitz
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