Germany Must Strengthen Power After War, Von Buelow Says
Berlin July via London Er mem von Buelow argues in his book German Policies that peace must not simply restore prewar lines. Germany should gain real security by strengthening political economic and military power to counter renewed enmity from France England and Russia. He urges conciliation with neutrals and closer ties with nonbelligerent states to protect future trade and guard against revanchist pressures.
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Germany
France
England
Russia
Prince von Buccin
von Buelow
Oss
Tightening of drill duty at Camp Glenn
Camp Glenn July 11 drill life intensifies as troops march in battalions instead of companies. Emphasis shifts to eliminating unfit men administering smallpox serums mustering a log and preparing troops for harsher marches while measures to safeguard health and readiness are extended.
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Camp Glenn
Army recruits and family bereavement fill Raleigh draft day
About 560 new recruits reported with many veterans among them as the morning session opened. David A. Faulkner of High Point left on furlough after telegram announced the death of his infant son in Salisbury. Second Lieutenant B F Brittin of Ashboro replaces Capt Bulle in home recruiting. Mason ic lodge holds a regular meeting at 7 30. notice.
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David A. Faulkner
First Infantry
High Point
Salisbury
B. F.brittin
Ashboro
T. F. Bulle
Prisoner problem one of war's Ble troubles
London reports the prisoner issue as a major war problem. About 27 000 British military and naval prisoners plus 4 000 civilians in Germany face harsh conditions amid food shortages. Germany uses its prisoners for timber cutting mining and forestry, while English prisoners are fed on army rations and appear well fed.
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London
Germany
England
Dts Bistien Scirs
Lord Newton
House of Lords
Turkey
Bulgaria
East Prussia
Russia
Siberia
Murman
Petrogard
Arctic Ocean
France
Thames
Dover
Canada
Paris and Tokyo discuss tariff revision with Indo China
Governor General Roume arrives in Frame to negotiate a revised Japan Indo China tariff. France is expected to offer reductions to boost exports of Japanese goods to French Indo China.
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Tokio
Roume
Japan
France
Woman Given Four Months in the Workhouse
Recorder's court a seven hour session heard Fannie Osborn receive four months on the roads and costs. Barnie Osborn got four months in the workhouse plus costs. Flora and Francis Idol cases began but paused for next day. Joe Derrick cleared of disorderly conduct and permitted to vote at Camp Glenn.
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Recorder’s Court
Fannie Osborn
Lgé Dalton
Pring
Francis
Flora Idol
Barnie Osborn
Guilford County
L. B. Williams
Joe Derrick
Hospital Corps No. 1
Camp
Glenn
Summer Troubles Relief Claim For Foley Honey and Tar
Hay fever afflicts thousands and asthma sufferers endure torture. Foley's Honey and Tar gives relief by allaying inflammation clearing air passages easing cough and soothing. This wholesome family remedy contains no dates a bottle lasts a long time. Per sale by Mann Drug Co.
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Foley
Mann Drag Co
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Ife
Inig Reer
Douglas Fairbanks
Loretta Blake
Fine Arts
William Collier
Mae Busch
Mack Sennet
Mayrs
Hart Drug Co
Dad
THE
Univer
Ford
High Point Motor CO
High Point Savings & Trust Company
State of
North Carolin
Itecus
National Bank
U. S
North Carolina
Guilford
Ed S. Ragan
C. M. Houser
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