Dernburg Looks Ahead on Germany’s Postwar Trade
The former German colonies secretary warns that Germany faces lasting commercial isolation after the war. He notes opposition from workers but strong business backing for the dynasty, predicts nations will shun German goods, and urges swift action by German commercial classes to shape a new economic future.
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England
Jordy Tink
Wein
United States
Toya
Dyea
van Forth
Wilson
Atatestann
Wir Lorda
Dr. Dernburg
Premier Lloyd George Praises Amoris Edi Troops
Lloyd George lauds valor and trained skill of American troops at a London banquet. He notes a supposed flaw and stresses their training as key to their victory while defending allied manpower needs and suggesting misquotations may have altered reception.
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London
Lloyd George
Joffre
Jottra
Tliexvd
Georges
Enid
Ezekiel and War Ethics in Wilson Era Editorial Analysis
A wartime essay argues leaders turn to Ezekiel for guidance amid tensions with Germany. It cites Wilson, Lloyd George, and von Jagow, condemns German breaches of treaties, and endorses stern American response. The piece recalls the Lusitania tragedy, warns of divine judgment, and reflects on a future peaceful Germany. It also critiques Berlin’s demand for Rin-telen and Lansing’s firm reply, noting rising American resolve.
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Wilson
Ezekiel
Dr. Dermburg
Rhineland
Germany
Lansing
Perlin
Washington
Jhn
United States
Captain Mean
Rintelen
Tainsing
Berlin
Wheen
America
Seiss
Rinrelen
United State
Ot. Fielyis
Berta
von Jigow
Gerard
KITCHENER INTERVIEW AND WASHINGTON SOCIETY TALE
Irvin Cobb recalls Kitchener rebuffing an American interview and how Cobb later claimed a censored, richer account. The piece shifts to Washington social life under Vice President Fairbanks, praising his opulent wife led gatherings, contrasts with Roosevelt and Taft eras, notes courtly disputes and cabinet offices, and ends with anecdotes about Indianapolis figures Taggart and Flynn and the “Oily Tom” legend.
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Taggart
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Ireand
Ireland
Alan
Conraent
Trishman
Trishmior
Thmisan
Mirtan
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