Review of the last two months of the war in Europe
The piece argues Germany won the European war after rapid Allied failures. It recounts England’s promises and failures, Roumania’s entry and rapid defeat, Hindenburg and Falkenhayn directing the campaign, and German seize of Roumanian wheat and oil products. It hints at lenient peace offers from the Central Powers and turmoil in Allied governments.
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Europe
Germany
England
Eingland
Rhine
Berlin
Belgium
Serbia
Montenegro
Albania
Roumania
Kaiser
Hindenburg
Falkenhayn
Mackensen
Somme
Peronne
Lemberg
Bulgaria
Austria
Siebenbuergen
Russia
Contantinople
Entente peace proposals and German wartime plans discussed
A historical column argues social unrest in Germany shapes peace terms and notes German mobilization goals. It outlines expected Romanian campaign gains, new German manpower, and potential impacts on Allied fronts, referencing promises to Russia and France and questioning who started the war.
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Mhent
Entente
Reichstag
Falkenhayn
Mackensens
Monastir
Flores
Serrais
England
Russia
Constantinople
Dardanelles
Duma
Franc
Alsace— Lorraine
Edward
Trey
Asquith
Northcliff
Buzzzards
Rodisi
Fat cattle and hogs price pitch by Petermann
A brief ad from F. H. Petermann offers to pay the best prices for fat cattle and hogs, inviting farmers to contact him for sourcing livestock.
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F. H. Petermann
Barrier-Maier Co Sale Promises Ladies Coats and Suits
Ladies coats at special sale prices with reductions on coat suits. Selection now available at Barrier-Maier Co. Great make and finest line of works to be found in the city at Klainer's Cafe.
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Barrier-Maier CO
Pioneer Confederate veteran George dies in San Antonio
George, born in Hameln Germany and a long time San Antonio resident, veteran of the First Texas Confederate Cavalry, died at his home on Matagorda Street at an advanced age. He served with the regiment that captured Colonel Davis in Mexico and is survived by three children, eleven grandchildren, and ten great grandchildren.
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Manufacturers’ Club
G. Geyer
C. Leel
Gunter Hotel
H. W. Finck
James A. Gallagher
A. K. Holmgreen
Paul Dreiss
Charles Baumberger Jr
Hennins Bruhn
G. G. Geyer
Eugene Tiomgreen
R. Elliot Jones
N. M. Karney
J. F. Kline
B. J. Lange
Charles Lucas
Randolph Martin
G. S. McElroy
Arthur Muir
Mark &. Pestlewaite
Corwin T. Priest
Walter Steves
Arthur Storms
H. N. Timolat
L. C. Wiggins
Charles E. Bowles
Bowles
Ag Il Health
Dallas
Schwartz, Cohen & Franklin's
Cover of Commerce
Laredo
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