Europeans Believe America Covetous of Potash Source
An International dispatch by Paul Scott argues Europeans view the United States as seeking economic gains from postwar victors. It discusses Alsace potash deposits, German ownership, and potential U S pressure to gain American access to potash wells, warning Europe to watch American demands and emphasize fairness in trade.
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America
Paul Scott
Mowrer
Openad Cadis
Aber
Lacht
Chicago Furly
Chicane Dells Nova Co
Paris
United States
Alsace
Germany
Btarsffurt
Agaments
Alsoce
Mufhauss
Gettasen
Boenes
Secon
Europe
Dania Des
Plogd
Ely Soaker
Phouminds
Merle
Leon
Mormie
Kenntar
Chutler A. Towne
Treldes Energy
Hasheforth
Thors
Hare William Ke Kory
Chicago
Kormer
Hompitel
Emersonfelt Pinch of War in Early Oita Conflict
Fragmented OCR reports a tale of hardship in 1882 describing poverty and failed income from investments. A friend is told of scarce funds, no dividends, and plans to endure mounting pressures amid sweeping unrest and a dramatic public scene on a downtown platform.
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Oita
Kavreun
Crisig
Lidiny-Plemouth
Salvation of Assia Hinges on Railroads
Special correspondence from Vladivostok Siberia reports that railway reorganization is vital for Russians to resume life and prevent famine. American engineers aid efforts while refugees suffer on overcrowded trains with starvation and disease. Prison trains transport exhausted civilians under brutal conditions as relief measures struggle to reach remote regions.
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Paul
Wrichi
Tris Fan Antonie Ligh
Cilerzo
Tows
Vladivoutok
Siberia
Russia
Lunguigh
Farma
Srithouk
Yanlyaya
Etary Sinox
Jncreasia
Bopelees
Atptrican
Stevens Commission
Harhiti
Manchuria
Chinene
Chinnss
Aiiclea
American Railway Party
Telus
Nuake Baikal
Viadivortok
Petrograd
Archangel
Harbin
Cole
Hhuharorek
Robinwu
Cnbid
Kunbarosk Ia
Vindiyastok Ia
Mintaker
Amerivant
Inholek-Unurl
Bie
Samara
Bosnia
Nebylsk
Sibert
Rane
Nepital Duure
Amriemna
Nicholak
Ty Headquarters Ab
Graves
Sieria
Mt Cay
Itasaia
Bonavite
Killed in Action Captain Harri Witwebauk of San Antonio
Capt Harri Witwebauk of San Antonio was killed in action October 97 while leading Company Mf 359th Infantry of the 6th Division. He joined the army in 1907 and served in the Philippines and Mindanao campaign with the 21st under General Pershing. He held multiple ranks from private to first sergeant and was promoted at the outbreak of the war. His wife Mrs Dorothy Win deback 310 Sasre Street was notified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harri E. Witwebauk
San Antonio
Sedding
Ipfanize
6Th Division
21St
Umder
Pershing
Lake Fanno
Mindana
Philippines
Camp Malama
New England
Health Dividends Taught Soldiers By Major Boggess
Major Boggs explains health dividends to soldiers stressing hygiene, vaccination, and public health measures. He urges practical steps like ventilation, clean water, milk, and moderate diet to boost immunity and longevity, linking health to national strength and social welfare.
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Major Boggess
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Feane
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Grginse
Peontn
Tata Wroh Alinpis
Mubenag
Lexeauae
Athena
Stenapteara
Yan
Olburn
le Wagner
Assia
Eniaes
Auth
Houston and
Jefferson Streets
Washer Bros. CO
Wiste Etten
Reforma
Camp Bravia
Mai
Paggass
Cleveland
Boggens
Havana
Iigenat
Buidenth
Wilsons
Daflorn
Ag Milan
Mente
Cer
Rome
Benedis
Toby
Mont Fond
Torre Cemming
Teddeh
Fife
Avoll
Ron
Jynglay Wellool
Janie Methien
Woren
Taman
Purina
Latex Seed CO
Travis
K. L. Mayers
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