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Hamburg Reporter

Location

Hamburg, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1917

Page

3

Disgrace to Our Army Record of Atrocities and Executions

Testimony from Brand Whitlock, published by the Committee on Public Information, details brutal acts by German forces including mass shootings, forced witness to executions, villages burned, and infants shot in mothers' arms near Dinant, Liège, Louvain, and surrounding areas during 1914 17. The diary excerpts describe looting, destruction of homes, and the horror endured by inhabitants, with specific incidents at Leppe Dinant and Coinines, ending with notes on orders and reprisals by German commanders.

Brand Whitlock Committee On Public Information Washington Meuse Gne Ossex Leppe Maebert-Fontaine Rethel France Col Felix One Aef Whitlock Dingat Mr. Defoin Dingot Susserath Nimmer Argentine Republic Victor Poncelet Wig Wasseige Messrs Gustave Leon Nicasse Tules Mouin Camille Platte Phillippart Piedfort Miss Marsigny Dinant Madam Albin Germain Louvain Lace de la Station Place de la Station Wemaide Gardes Civiques Germany Munster Vaulé Tirleisant Coinines Burinage Chirlerai Loiuines Sambre Rock of Bayard Namur Rocher Bayard Divant Meister Desivages Neffe

Curious Condensations From a Tarnished Year

A garbled 1916 era fragment mentions Mrs. Sarah Ann Pickup of Providence as a child of seven, odd references to heavy socks, world stone production values, rubber outputs, Samuel Gompers planning to minorize government civil employees, President Wilson, mineral water usage in the United States for soft drinks, and the War Trade Board enforcing duplicate license applications to trade with an enemy.

Sarah Ann Pickup Providence Unitedates Brazil Samuel Gompers Ciiyil Welson Untreik War Trade Board

Gotch Dies Former Heavyweight Champion of World

The retired world heavyweight wrestling champion Frank A. Gotch died at his Humboldt home after a prolonged illness. He was 41, born April 27, 1876 near Humboldt, built wealth from wrestling and land investments, with an estate estimated between 200000 and 400000 dollars. Governor Harding attended his funeral. Gotch supported him in the campaign. Other Iowa items include flag rules for schools, herdmen training course at Ames, gas rate increase in Des Moines, livestock prizes for Iowa State College, and various local happenings across the state.

Frank A. Goteh Humboldt Gotch Claussen Clinton Hayner Clinton County United States Tow State College Ames Lils Courte A Des Moines Iowa Styte College Chicago Behdral College Highland Park Waterloo Highland Rar Iy W. RB Law Watersea L. J. Taden Mark Fairbanks W. L. Harding Frank Gotch Mat Champion Harding E, L. O'Keefe 160Th Infantry Camp Dodge St. Diizabeth Hospital Washington, D.C O'Keefe Regular Army National Army Arthur Cox Malvern

Old Year and January’s Flight to New Year’s Palace

A fanciful Old Year farewell tale unfolds on a December night. Old Year joins January on a silver biplane to the Mountain Palace where the Months gather for a grand ball. New Year arrives as a pale blue spirit, and the tale ends with a quiet resolution to work more and complain less.

Brother Tanuary Old Year Fee Palace Ime Tanary Alareh Marth Old Sear Miountain November April March June

A New Year's Greeting to All Our Friends

A short New Year greeting sending cheer and kindest love to friends for the year ahead, dismissing superstitions and old charms as myths. The message emphasizes enduring affection and goodwill throughout the year.

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