German Counter Proposals Demand Peace Based on Fourteen Points
The article discusses German counter-proposals to postwar peace terms, arguing they frame a contractual obligation to Germany under Wilson's Fourteen Points. It questions repudiation of imperialism while seeking colonies, notes changes such as reduced armed forces and indemnities, and critiques Allied handling vs German expectations. It ends with a stray personal insert about overdue subscribers.
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Wilson
Germany
France
Britaan
Wrangell Notes on John Towers Mining Road Work
John T Towers visits Wrangell from Kupreanof Island to report road building for ore transport to the water. A three mile road is needed, one and a half miles finished at about seven thousand dollars. A larger crew will finish in about 90 days, enabling ore shipments and opening timber lands. Mrs W W McLaughlin to Snohomish Washington for weeks with her parents. Petersburg couple welcome their first child a nine pound boy at Wrangell hospital. Mrs Fred Wige Grace and Gertrude Osborn depart City of Seattle for Bethelsburg to spend summer with Miss employed by Wheeler Drug Co.
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Kupreanof Island
Duncan Cahal
Sentinel
Towers
Wrangell ‘Hospital
al Brown
Awhen
Fred Wige
Grace
Gertrude Osborn
Seattle
Beteis ‘Burg
Miss
Wheeler Drug’ Company
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