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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1917

Page

10

German Spies Exposed in Seized Bucharest Documents

Washington disclosed that Germany stored bomb plots and deadly microbes at the Bucharest German legation, with explosives hidden in cases buried in the legation garden. Secretary Lansing relayed the discovery from Ambassador Andrews and Romani Foreign Minister Porombaru.

Washington Germany United States Bucharest Roumanian Lansing von Luxburg Argentina von Weichardt Mexico City von Bernstorff Foreign Office Congress Legation State Department William Whiting Andrews Porombaru Roumania Vopicka Andrews

German Intrigues and Propaganda Against US Interests

A Washington report details German propaganda and plots in the United States from 1914 onward. It catalogs espionage networks, diplomatic cover firms, labor bureaus, and covert funds tied to Koenig von Papen and Von Igel, with ties to Ireland Canada and anti British plots.

Way of Suffering and the Divine Purpose in Pain

The text asserts suffering reveals God’s works and tests faith. It cites Jesus healing, God’s love, and examples like Jesus on the cross, Livingstone in Africa, and national sacrifice. It urges perseverance, viewing affliction as heaven’s challenge to expand souls and enact justice and liberty.

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German embassy spy network exposed in United States 1914

In 1914 the German embassy set up a publicity department at 6 Wall Street led by Wolf von Igel. A raid uncovered Von Igel as head of a wartime spy system in the U.S. and Paul Koenig as a director. Koenig reported to Captain von Papen and described agents using bombs disguised as coal for ships leaving New York. The report links support from German agents to Irish revolutionary efforts and lists several named individuals connected to the propaganda network.

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King Urges War on Austria and Central Powers

Senator King warned Congress of a looming state of war with Austria, Bulgaria, and Turkey. He cited voucher copies showing German and Austrian embassy subsidies to pro central empire publications and a $50,000 effort to influence Congress. He noted ongoing DOJ and State Department probes and urged action as evidence accumulates.

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German Propaganda Ties Highlight Chicago in Wartime Revelations

Revelations of a $50,000 Von Bernstorff bribery plot exposed by Secretary Lansing recall Chicago’s wartime activity. The piece links German propaganda networks in City Hall Square, the embargo conference, and Irish relief circles with figures like Shaemas O’Sheel and Mary Meladden. James Larkin’s Dublin syndicate is discussed, alongside Bernstorff’s Copenhagen departure and his denial of interference in American politics.

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Congress Not Under Suspicion Says Secretary Lansing

Secretary of State Lansing declares no suspicion on Congress and urges only Congress to decide on any inquiry. He says the administration would quietly intervene if a serious investigation were to begin but would stop it before it could cause harm.

Dors Department of Justice Department of State Lansing Congress

Indicating Car Movements via Pre-Alert Devices

Inventions have been developed to allow the rear driver to know the front car's moves before they occur. Various devices enable a driver to anticipate turns stops or changes in speed, improving safety and coordination on roadways.

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Do Not Wipe Off Dust From Your Car

Do not wipe dust from your car with cloth or waste as it grinds dirt into the varnish and ruins the finish. Have the car washed if you want the finish to last.

An Extract From a Charge to a Pastor

A devotional tribute invoking divine blessing on a pastor, urging heartfelt shepherding, earnest study, steadfast prayers, and tireless care for souls. The exhortation emphasizes recovering the lost, healing the broken, and praying continually before God.

Sunlight and shadows guided by Jesus Christ

The article reflects on light versus shadow in daily life, urging readers to turn from darkness toward Jesus the Light of the world. A sun dial inscription from an old garden echoes the call to remember Christ and seek his presence to lighten all burdens.

Jesus Jesus Christ Sunday School Times

Need of the Infinite Inspires Quote by Susan B Blow

An observant note presents Susan B Blow on the paradox of seeking inspiration in finite things while yearning for the Infinite. The reflection contrasts human craving for boundless meaning with the limits of material sources.

Susan B. Blow

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