Raiding in the Pacific: Seeadler Raider Tale Nebulous
An account by Haldor Smith recounts the German raider Seeadler's Pacific exploits. It details its conversion in Diesel engines, disguise as a Norwegian ship, battles with British ships, and captures of multiple vessels including the Ralph bark British Yeoman and the Gladys Royal. The piece notes captains and officers, prisoner conditions, and a grisly incident involving a wounded apprentice.
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Islands
Q. I
Licely
Seeadler
Ratder
San Francisco
Portland
United Kingdom
Salina Cruz
Port Townsend
Balmaha
Boston
Scandinavia
Liverpool
Belgium
Bremen
South Atlantic
Monhepa Island
Pacific
Atlantic
Germany
Graf von Luckner
Jutland
Krause
Ludemann
Miss Cavell
Alfred Kling
Pacific Coast
Hamburg
Atoll
Priess
Seeadter
Ashors
Rio
Ralph Bark
Cope
Oraden
Gladys Hoyal
Grafton Luckner
Society Women Work for France in Red Cross Canteen
New York society woman Mrs. Belmont Tiffany describes on the front lines a Red Cross canteen near a French railroad junction. She details a bare station turned into a bright dormitory and reception room for 1,000, with space for 120 in the main room, and recounts dressing wounded Senegales, serving meals, and the strenuous, thank-filled work amid harsh conditions and cold.
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New York
Tiffany
Junction Railroad
Mrs. Tiffany
Ani
Woman Seeks County Superintendent Post in Local Race
Mrs. Fleet Correll-Francis runs for county superintendent, an April election by the school corporation. Educated at State Teachers College with bachelor and master didactics, BA from State University 1909. She taught rural schools 1900 to 1902 and was a high school history instructor 1906 to 1908.
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Eves
Fleet. Correll-Francis
State Teachers’ College
The
State University
Overcoat Bottoms Make Good Mittens Discoveries
American Army in France reports drivers cutting and sewing lower coat bottoms into mittens to keep warm. Soldiers trade knee length coats for shorter versions as mud and rain hinder movement. Crafty crews stitch four shapes from coat bottoms into warm mittens, boosting comfort amid cold, damp trenches.
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France
Naonal
United States
Jeft
Private entertainment prompts a child to sing and play
An Indianapolis Star snippet recalls a private show where a young girl is asked if she can sing and play the guitar. The child replies no, citing discomfort at being seen in a disturbing light, as observers note the adult insistence and reactions at the event.
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Monticello
Illinois
Tethys
Leath
ATHS
Adams
Post
Tanestry
Brussels
Wilton Velvet
Indianapolis Star