Germany Facing Four Defeats The War's Endermfound
The Boston News Bureau interview with Clarence W. Barron argues Germany seeks peace to avoid further losses. It outlines four defeats: arms, manpower, ships, and finances, predicting Germany’s collapse if the war continues. Barron asserts US strength can finance and win peace, and warns against premature negotiations.
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Boston News Bureau
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Boston Post
James Walsh
Post
Clarence W. Barron
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France
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England
Notice to Contractors for Drainage District 97 Bid
The Palo Alto county Board of Supervisors will meet August 16 1917 at 1 30 pm in Emmetsburg Iowa to let contracts for drainage improvements in District 97. Bids may cover one or more sections with 10 percent bid deposits and 25 percent performance bonds. Work to lay tile with clay cement or vitrified sewer pipe begins by Oct 1 1917 and finishes by May 15 1918. Award to lowest responsible bidder with right to reject any or all bids. W F Eagan, Clerk.
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Socialist Party
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Samuel Gompers
England
Board of Supervisors
Palo Alto County
Iowa
Court House
Emmetsburg
T. R. Martin
Palo Alto
Socialist doctrine and tyranny in Germany discussed
The passage argues that Socialist methods, if allowed to prevail, erode personal freedom and constitutional rights, noting how government under such doctrines degenerates into tyranny. It states that Socialists in Germany seek not tyranny but a powerful machine to control society.
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