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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1917

Page

23

Lloyd George urges total wartime mobilization in Wales

Premier Lloyd George addresses thousands in Carnarvon, pressing unity to win World War I. He calls for support of the war loan, food control, and national service while warning that peace without victory means only a pause for Germany to recover. He predicts victory in 1917 if enemies delay till 1918 and notes turbulent battles ahead across Europe.

Wales Carnarvon Lloyd George Great Britain Imperial Council France

In Memoriam Saufferle Ella Saufferle remembrance poem

In sad remembrance of our mother Ella Saufferle who passed away one year ago on February 4 1915. We mourn her loss by her son and daughter Willig W Parkor and Marion Elter.

Saufferle Ella Saufforle Willig W. Parkor Marion Elter

Wilson Urges Neutral States to Follow US Lead in war

President Wilson told Congress neutrals should follow the United States if needed to defend American rights. Officials differed on whether he meant actions already taken or future steps, including severing ties with Germany. Latin American diplomats gathered at the State Department as leaks and reports discussed potential protests. Prime Minister Lloyd George criticized Germany's actions, calling for national mobilization and warning of a new Britain after the war, while urging support for war loans and food control. Mardi Gras travel deals end in February. travel advisory noted.

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Americans Held as Prisoners in Germany Demand for Release Across War Zone

A State Department protest to Germany seeks immediate release of American seamen captured with crews from English merchant ships Georgie Mount Temple and Voltaire. Ambassador Gerard in Berlin reported most detainees, including two doctors and two veterinarians, are in camps at Woestfalen and Karlsruhe awaiting transfer.

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