Trading Wrecks of Prisoners From German and Russian War Prisons
Cyril Brown reports from Saxonitz on the exchange and return of wounded prisoners. German and Austrian inmates reach neutral Sweden aboard hospital ships Aeolus and Neatus, greeted by crowds and a royal envoy. Russians sent home suffered marked frailty, their return amid Swedish aid and Red Cross comfort. About 17,000 Russians exchanged for 8,000 Austro Hungarians and 2,000 Germans in total.
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Steiner
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eHow
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Ruegen
Pied Marshal von Mackensen
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Thare
Landsturus
Brwnica
Shige
Swedish Cross
Saxonitz
Waitress Marie Trognon Dead After 49 Years at Paris Cafe
Paris mourns Marie Trognon a longtime waiter at a Latin Quarter cafe near St Michel who served generations of students and notable figures for 49 years since the 1917 era. Her memory spans the war of 1870 the Commune and many ministers senators and governors she served during student days.
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Marie Trognon
Paris
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Ion
Thanksgiving essay warns of war and nation pride
A Chicago American excerpt reflects on Thanksgiving amid global war, urging gratitude for American citizenship, honor to forebears, and readiness to defend the nation. It contrasts war’s devastation with the republic’s strength and the duty to tell children their heritage. The piece ends with desert cactus lore and wartime supply considerations.
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Dowd
Bunker Hill
Valley Forge
Saratoga
Yorktown
Motherland
Chicago American
Noted Bethlehem steel king charlie schwab praised by workers
A passage from the American Magazine portrays Charles M Schwab as a beloved boss at Homestead. Workers recall his early days and his generosity, claiming there would be no strikes if leaders were like him.
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Bethlehem Steel
America
American
Charlie
Homestead
Carnegie Steel Company
Charlie Schwab
Shure
Amerika
The Brute
Mrs Willis wakes Mr Willis to hear a loud noise at the door as she suspects a thief. He dismisses it, thinking a rat is after the cake she baked.
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