Lichnowsky Memoir on Germany and Anglo Portuguese Treaties
The mem oir sections outline Prince Lichnowsky’s view that German aims to improve ties with Britain faced limits after World War I era. He notes Britain's honest effort under Sir Edward Grey, especially on colonial treaties, while detailing Portugal's Windsor Treaty of 1899 and its impact on Anglo German negotiations and German colonial ambitions.
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Bond of Future Enmity Not a Peace Treaty
A passage from the New Republic argues that a recent Russo German pact is not a peace treaty but a future bond of enmity. It contends the agreement would confine Great Russia, cut off economic growth, and force subservience to a German led oligarchy, fearing subjugation and loss of national integrity. It calls for revolt rather than submission.
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Victory or defeat in 1918 and social justice postwar
Hilaire Belloc discusses how the outcome of the 1918 war will decide social questions and economic futures. He notes that wartime conditions shape personal and family lives, and that decisions abroad will determine individuals' economic prospects more than home quarrels.
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Deep Sea Fishes With Large Eyes or None
Deep sea ae2 fishes show two eye types, very large or none. Large eyes collect scarce light and may glow phosphorescently. The creatures adapt to deep darkness, enabling vision in extreme depths and enabling predator or navigation advantages.
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Frontline Reflections From The Eastern Front And Caucasus
An observer recounts chaotic yet evolving war scenes from near Riga to the Caucasus. He meets Russian and Roumanian forces, notes weak air discipline, limited courage, and surprising patriotism, and recalls meeting Grand Duke Nicholas. He is awarded the Cross of St. George and the St. Vladimir.
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German political currents in doubt as war view persists
The piece reports that German and French socialist circles question any peace while militarists push policy. It cites Vorwarts on soldiers fighting and statesmen negotiating, and notes unrest in the Reichstag after censored broadcasts and explosive debates surrounding the war effort.
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Engineering Wonder Bridge Across Bulkley Canyon Rebuilt Later
The Hagiglet Indians built a log suspension bridge spanning one hundred and forty six feet across Bulkley Canyon in Northwestern British Columbia using no nails, with dovetail joints and wooden spikes. It served many to cross during the Klondike rush but collapsed from neglect after requests for preservation were ignored. A modern suspension bridge now stands two hundred fifty feet above the river, four hundred fifty one feet long, nine feet wide, and capable of eighteen thousand pounds moving load.
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Freedom, revolution, and the cure of liberty
A passage argues that liberty’s fruits are wisdom and mercy, while initial revolutions bring violence and error. It asserts freedom remains the only cure for new evils of freedom, noting Macaulay’s 1825 line and applying it to Russia in 1918 as cited by the New York Evening Post.
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Must Have Meat Coupons Surprise for London Visitors
Visitors to London faced rationing shocks as waitresses offered meat coupons. Patrons realized rationing was in effect, with one English man protesting he knew nothing of it. He left after failing to present a registration card and signing a statement. Those without cards were sent meatless.
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Forecast of Uncertain Outcome in Local Brief
A terse forecast notes uncertainty about a local issue with cautious language. The short item signals doubt about a decision or outcome and references nearby timing without naming specific entities or dates.
Russia's Subservience to Germany Through Generations
A historical analysis argues Germany long mastered Russia by undermining its national structure over decades. It claims the Russia-France alliance was artificial, with Prussia shaping Russian leadership and society. The piece references C L Schinizer and K Bercovici, noting Germans dominated Russian business, education, law, and industry, and that Baltic and Polish regions were Germanized.
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Sailors of Britain Hostile to Germani
Members of National Seamen’s union at a Wales meeting denounced German kultur and urged sailors to reject pirates. Amid chants and rising tensions Mr Wilson urged men to shake hands with the Pirates, but none stood.
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Yukon Coal Mines Encouraged By Five Year Tax Suspension
An order in council suspends for five more years the royalty collection on Yukon coal mines. The government acts to promote coal mining in the Yukon, stating it serves the public interest to encourage development and production. The measure extends the tax relief aimed at stimulating the local mining industry.
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