Dalai Lama Offers 100000 Troops to Britain
Pekin dispatch reports the Dalai Lama offers 100000 fighting men drawn from peasants and priests of Lhassa to the British government. The note marks a diplomatic signal amid long isolation of Thibet, with historical expeditions and famed temples described in neutral terms.
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Stat Las
Pekin
China
Dalai Lama
Lhassa
Thiel
Tributay
Litesa
Thitel
Laaua
Ntuer
Dalai
Gee Fulla
Lenilun
Walter Manning
Phiber
Forbidden City
Manning
Loa
Pheconfines
Lhasa
Henry Savage Lander
Pe Pot
Lhas
Ci Purdit
Bingh
Chandra Das
Indian Educational Departurent
India
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Himalayas
Plutenia
Lassa
Thybethen
Mecca
Aystery
Uroor
Sera
Gato
Younghusbu ‘Hiket
Younghusband
Buddha
Vistors
Liforg
Wniuet
Thibert
Tomy
The
Crown
William Michael
Calcutta
War tax drive spurs industrial expansion and new mills
New York manufacturers urged broader factory expansion to meet wartime demands. A Wa Gonal Thrift Board official argues tax provisions push profits into reinvestment, predicting large plant extensions and general industrial growth. He cites a capital scenario showing higher after tax profits tied to expansion and efficiency, urging vigorous postwar development to sustain employment and national needs.
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Ina
Gulls Kimball
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Hern
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Year 1917 Marks the Beginning of a New Era for Democracy
New York dispatch argues 1917 reshaped war aims and global democracy. United States entry is pivotal, Russia collapse spurs German weakness, and Allied prospects rise despite German efforts. The piece links U boats, revolutions, and Western Front shifts to a broader democratic momentum that could end European medieval rule.
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Iaaser
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Tre
Marne
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Cambrai
Die Cambri
Germany
Ure West
Italy
Prussia
Austria
Cudorna
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Garemany
Berlin
Orlnys
Cure for Rupture Without Operation Promised
Eugene M. Pullen of Carmen Minnesota testifies that after years of a ruptured condition and failed trusses a method without surgery cured him. He claims no further rupture or trouble since, inviting others to seek information on this nonoperative cure.
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Eugene M. Pullen
Carnen
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