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Indiana Progress

Location

Indiana, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1917

Page

5

Escaped British Engineer Sought Freedom Aboard Emden

A British chief engineer aboard the Tommy Atkins recounts being captured by the German cruiser Emden during a North Atlantic raid. He details surviving as a slave on the Emden, hiding in a burial sack, and finally escaping to the Brazilian coast after an arduous swim.

North Sea Nmden Tommy Atkins Roynliy London Valparaiso South Atlantic Equator Emden Einden Hin Hans Schneider South American Akipper Germany

War ushers in a civilization unlike any known before

The piece argues that war has shifted global production toward use over sale. Government controls replace capitalist investments with mandated prices and outputs, with profits possibly redirected to fund war costs. It predicts a lasting, fundamental change in civilization and economic order worldwide.

Europe America France Germany England

Government Takeover Likely to Persist Beyond War

Senator Francis G. Newlands of Nevada warns that wartime government control of key industries may not revert to private ownership. He argues reliance on industry leaders to set fair prices could prevent further use of coercive measures, but predicts lasting socialism if profits are exploited.

Iron and Steel

Men of German Descent Should Fight For Liberty

Franz Sigel argues that U S unity requires shedding national distinctions and uniting under American liberty. He urges German descendants to oppose autocratic rule and defend self government for all peoples, framing the war as a fight for freedom, equality, and national unity.

North Franz Sigel America

Executor's Notice for James 8. PMiskinger Estate

Letters testamentary on the estate of Pry Rosel, Late of Pine township, were granted to the undersigned. Those having claims against the estates must present them duly authenticated for settlement, and those indebted are requested to make prompt payment. RAM ROSAR, Executor, Hellwood, Pa. August 8 1917.

M. Jack James Pmiskinger Mer City Harry Flicking Homer City Pry. Rosel Pine Township de Beed Ram. Rosar Pxecutap Hellwood

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