The Kaiser as I Knew Him for Fourteen Years
The account covers attempts to move a wife and child from Berlin to Montreux, delays and denials by German authorities, a dramatic private interview with the Kaiser at Potsdam, and the narrator’s eventual departure in January 1918. It also notes the Kaiser’s pride in Italy’s campaign, plans for further western actions, and the narrator’s work with American intelligence in Copenhagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potsdam
Germany
Kommandantur
Montreux
Peraps
Sommmandantur
Teave
Miv
Mortreux
Thave
Davis
Count von Moltke
Switzerland
Austrian
Tyrol
Austria
America
Berlin
Admiraliy
Moen
Gulf of Riga
Detrograd
Petrograd
Moscow
Baltic
Wrecker Lytas Pllb
Gs Mel Gow
Yen
Peut Ms
Issna
Dustin Aedes
Italy
Nee Palais
Shell Room
Royal
Riga
Tor Roorths
Kaiser Karl
Prince Sextus
Franz Josef
American Intelligence Department
Copenheren
Copenhecen
Intelligence Department
Kaiser
Copenhagen
Police
Fish Culture Through History and Practice
The article traces fish culture as an ancient science with origins in China and notes a 1763 method by Prussian soldier Stephen L. Jacobi. He devised stripping spawn from females and mixing it with male milt, a technique still used in hatcheries today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Stephen L. Jacobi
Keep Cheerful and Share Pleasant Vibes
A moral exhortation urges embracing cheerfulness to refresh oneself and spread joy to others. It argues that avoiding gloom helps overcome half the battle in daily life and interactions.
Quiet Title Action in Sullivan Circuit Court 1918
Notice to non residents of Indiana Sullivan county that William M. Alsop filed Complaint No. 17819 in the Sullivan Circuit Court to quiet title to 80 acres in Town 6 N Range 9 W Section 32. The defendants named include numerous listed heirs and spouses. The court demands appearance or demurrer by October 28, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Indiana
Sullivan County
Sullivan Circuit Court
William M. Alsop
Milton A. Haddon
Sullivan Circuit
Jane Martin
Samuel Martin
Malinda Martin
Nancy D. Martin
John
Jielder
Margaret J. Holder
Walker Martin
de- Corsoddow
Martin
Bazil Summers
Summers
Devisees
Mary Fry
Fry
Sophrona Latshaw
John M. Wilson
John J. Martin
Marti
Ww. Martin
Wolder
Wee Martin
Stella Summers
Ida Summers
Henry C. Martin
Henry C .Martin
Latshaw
William D. Latshaw
Nancy I
Calvert
Amanda Martin
John M. Nash
Nash
No. Nash
Indianatown
Cement for repairing switchboards on marble
A recipe for a fast setting cement to secure iron or metal to marble uses 380 parts plaster of Paris 10 parts iron filings and half a part ammonia with acetic acid to create a thin paste. The mixture must be used immediately after blending.
Do You Know Your Way to Announce Joke
Pat applies for a butler job and answers a misheard question about weight with a humorous line. The house master asks about knowing your way to announce, but Pat jokes he knows his weight to a pound or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
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the Kaiser
Arthur N. Davis, D. D. S
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Ernest
Jane Martin, Et al
Barnett Latshaw
Cece Latshaw
Francis M. Summers
Francis M. Summiers
Francis Summers
OP Eee Summers
Prank Summers
Frank Summers
Solomon 4G. Summers
Solomon G. Summers
Louisa Martin
Augusta Jones
Augusta Smith
Isadora Martin
Sees
Nancy T. Calvert
Nancy I. Calvert
We Calvert
Maxwell-Brown Shoe Co
EA. Billman
Sullivan
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