Germany strengthens aerial defenses in four army divisions
Paris dispatch details Germany reorganizing aviation into four main squadrillas under army air units. It describes army fliers, troop fliers, hunting squadrillas attacking behind lines, and battle flotillas with 40 to 50 planes each. It notes El Albatross type planes, Power, speed, and heavier armaments and improved anti aircraft guns.
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Paris
America
Germany
United States
Army Squadrillas
Army
Strasburg
Freiburg
Mulhouse
Friedrichshafen
Stuttgart
Essen
Cologne
Treves
Great Headquar
Iaehl
Thau
London
France
A Bad Spring for Women
A damp spring causes widespread suffering from rheumatic pains and aches. Mrs. T. J Bucknell of Hardy Nebraska reports recovery from an illness with the aid of Foley Kidney Pills, which she says helped her. Mama Drug Co.
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T. J Bucknell Hardy
Tam
Foley
Mama Drug Co
Soldier Cities Cantonment Drive Succeeds With 16 Installations
Washington reports Colonel I W Littell confirms 16 national army cantonments under way to house about 87 000 citizen soldiers drafted for service. Seven camps ready to receive full quotas include Camp Taylor Louisville Camp Travis Fort Houston Camp Lee Petersburg Camp Lewis American Lake Camp Sherman Killicothe Camp Devens Aver Mass Camp Grant Rockford.
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Altowether
Camp Taylor
Louisville
Camp Travise
Farr Am Houston
Texas
Camp Lee
Peersburg Va
Camp Lewis
American Lake Washington
Camp
Sherman
Killice
Columbia
South Carolina
Two Men Sentenced six Months for Larceny
Danville Virginia court records show Jesse Stokes and Clarence Jarrett each received six months in jail and a $25 fine after being captured in Greensboro for stealing an automobile owned by F. T. Lewis, a Danville shoe merchant. Jarrett pleaded guilty and followed Stokes in sentencing with Greensboro witnesses 8 B. Jeffreys, W. T Maness and I. L. Kiveti present.
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Danville
Jesse Stokes
Clarence Jarrett
Greensboro
Corporation Court
Jarrett
Stokes
Germany Has Not Felt Final Strain of War Says Lloyd George
Premier Lloyd George told an audience at Royal National Westminsterford that Germany had not yet endured the war’s final strain. He argued that true freedom enhances unity in action and warned Russia’s peace-time freedom could have strengthened Allied resolve as the empire’s era deepened.
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National Army
Camp Upton
Northport
Lone Island
Brooklyn
Lone Island Railroad
Eantonments
Camp Meade
Germany
Kirkenheading
Lloyd George
Royal National
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Atlantic
Washington
I. W. Littell
Nen National Army
F. T. Lewis
B. Jeffreys
W. T Maness
Ll. Kiveti
C.b.maitocks CO
L. L
Berlin-Jones
Nunnally
Eastman Kodaks
Eastman
Kodak
Matton Drug Company
Matton’s
Nell Craig
Lustlers
New York’s
Samuel Merwin
Essanay Production
The
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High Point
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