Enlist Tonight in Home Service Department
An appeal urges men and women at home to support war work by joining the Home Service Department. Emphasizes guardian care for families of soldiers at the front and the duty of aid, including temporary relief, money transmission, and assistance during injury or illness. Calls Fort Wayne readers to attend a meeting and learn how to contribute, stressing patriotism and practical support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whcleh
Home Service Department
Crnca
Hoya
Stowmint
Nwa
Siijelie
Fort Wayne
Wright
The Tragedy of Jeremiah O Leary
A lengthy lament on Jeremiah O Leary, depicting him as a gifted lawyer turned traitor. It traces his shift from American patriot to anti Wilson figure, alleging sympathy with Ireland and involvement with enemies of the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Ireland
O'Leary
America
New York
Indianapolia
United States
Wilson
Tiernan
Aaron Burr
Thou Shalt Not Pass in War Moods Across Europe
A lengthy royalist op-ed contrasts Austrian turmoil with German and Italian fronts in World War I. It links renewed Austrian aggression to domestic rebellion, cites historical guiles, and lauds Italian, French, and British resolve resisting the Central Powers. The piece ends with a reiterated vow, Thou shalt not pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
House of Hohenzollern
Italy
France
Napoleon the Little
Eugenia
Burian
Berlin
Diaz
England
Charles
Germany
Ladies in Waiting and Royal Scandals in Wartime Memoir
The piece critiques Countess Emiling Alsen bore's wartime memoir disclosures about the Fahengollern family. It notes her confidential position as lady in waiting to the Kaiserin, her benefactor status, and contrasts with literary figures while debating duty, exposure, and domestic royal meanness amid war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emiling Alsenbore
Fahengollern
Herlin
Fanny Burney
Theseova
Koneong
Courts the more impressive heronnes the observation of Jeffernan
The text reflects a fragmented courtroom scene with sarcasm about rivals and looming scandal. It suggests observers anticipate attacks on certain ladies and hints at social maneuvering and speculation rather than clear events or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffernan
The Dawning Day in Germany War Debate
A piece reflecting wartime German dissent cites Dr Palin and Dr Cohn warning that tainted patriotism and family loss threaten Germany. Officials urge women to report discussions of slaughter as the war drags on. Controversy grows over the legitimacy of the regime and the rising cost of victory.
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Patheerland
Htel
Palin
Reiepatag
Dend
Germany
Cohn
Patrice Henry
Kaiser
Coban
Tha
Chockla
Our Boys in Deferred Classification
Fort Wayne men in deferred classification rally to support the war effort. They prepare for the census as a key step to determine national service and readiness. The community expresses pride in their patriotic spirit and readiness to endure wartime demands.
The Siberian problem and its prophesied outcome
The article discusses Sonia Terch's suicide in Munich and argues the Siberian situation may force Allied or German intervention. It outlines a fractured Russia, with Siberian soviets wielding arms, Austrian POWs among ranks, and looming threats of German influence or Japanese action. It warns that without outside action, reactionary forces backed by Berlin and Vienna could regain control, turning Siberia into a penal colony again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chriatien Science Monitor
Sonia Terch
Munich
Lenina
Lenine
Trotzky
Russia
Germany
Austria
Turkey
Ulanoff
Bronstein
Ullanoff
Brest-Litovek
von Uindenburg
von Iadendorff
Finland
Ukraine
Siberia
Geome
Japan
London
Paris
Washington
Perasion Rossis
Othe
Esi
Iast
Wil
Te Otter
Alexander
Nomuci
Red Guard Soviety
Vladivostok
Ural Mountains
Berlin
Vienna
Pacific Ocean
Arctic Ocean
Valley of Ural
China
Korea
Ua Joseph Okulich
Kerenely
Central Board of Trade
Manetienton Tt
Enland
England
India
Goland
Okuli¢h
Red Guards
Clements
Ceanan
Merlin
Bhase
St. Porar
St. Paul
J and
Sberia
The Great Question War Read and Reflected
A long reflective piece debates the meaning of sacrifice and spiritual war effort. It contrasts British and American paths, urging resolve, unity, and readiness to endure loss for liberty while contemplating faith, devotion, and national duty amid wartime strain.
Beloved Henry James in Tramnerte Magazine Note
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a meeting with Henry James at a dinner party hosted by Andrew Tange in VSR Tia. The writer mentions being young and engaged to marry, with a vague memory of meeting Thomas alongside James during the prima phase of work life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphrey Ward
Tramnerte Magazine
Henry James
Andrew Tange
Mary
Thomas
T. P. O'Connors Word Picture of Wilson
O Connor recalls witnessing President Wilson address Congress with simple, unpretentious dignity. He contrasts American openness with British ceremony, praising the plain dress and judiciary garb, noting awe at the vice president and Senate. He admires Wilson as a powerful yet modest figure and reflects on the enduring moral weave of his speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Representatives
Pident Wilson
Congress
O'Connor
Edward
Supreme Court
Frrausaibie
Senate of the
United States
de Quincey
Rome
Tovday
Nearbor
Goma
Wena
Neslena
Abraham Lincoln
Saviours of a War-Torn World Inspire With Courage
Poem extols modern healers as Christ figures amid war and hatred. It hails their sacred hands to mend the sick and oppressed, bring comfort, and restore justice. It envisions a new era where truth endures and the dead rise in a moral awakening.
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