Miss Loveland Returns Home From Europe Journey
The narrative recounts Miss Loveland's return from Europe with lengthy travelog notes. She describes train and ship travel from London to Hamburg and Berlin, visiting Hamburg, Hanover, Dresden, Nuremberg, Lucerne, and the Rhine region. The account ends amid World War I mobilization, wartime disruptions, and assurances from the American Consul.
Amid War Turmoil American Aid and Ocean Passage Details
The account describes returning to Hamburg under American protection after State Department inquiries led by W J Bryan. It notes securing passage aboard the Holland America Line from Rotterdam on Sept 14 with comfortable quarters. It recalls crowded depots in Rotterdam and gratitude for friends enabling a safer departure, then a quiet homeward voyage.
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Bararli
Switzerland
Lucrenia
Ateamer
Putherland
Hamburg
State Department
W. J. Bryan
Lyon
Rotterdam
Soma
Toma
Colonel Sumel Rober Recalled From Europe
Colonel Sumel Rober head of the aviation corps in the United States Army is recalled after a brief Europe stay and will sail from Liverpool to New York on the American Line boat next Saturday. Mrs Rober accompanies him. Rebel forces are reported to employ violent methods at the front.
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Lavaliers
United States
Sumel Rober
Aviaion Corps
United Btaton Army
Europe
London
Reber
Mra. Rober
Will Cail
Liverpool
New York
Una
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Ater
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