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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1916

Page

14

War appears to last a year say Reverend Fetler

Reverend William Fetler, a noted preacher, predicts the European war may extend twelve more months and foresees Grand Duke Nicholas rising as a general. He says Russia needs freedom and believes many European natives will seek America after the war. Fetler urges evangelizing prisoners and Russians with gospel tracts and readings.

William Fetler Grand Duke Cholas Constantipole Funée Russia Fetler Ameria Germany Austria Europe

Europanische Staats Wirtschafts Zeitung to Publish in Munich

Zurich reports a new weekly journal named Europanische Staats Wirtschafts Zeitung will debut in Munich in March. It aims to collect and publish economic news likely to influence future peace negotiations. Edited by Bavarian State Minister von Runendorfer and economist Professor Edgar Juffe.

Zurich Switzerland Europanische Staats Munich Yiaper von Runendorfer Edgar Juffe

Newspapers Profit Little as War Sales Decline

Berlin March 16 The war boosted reading but not profits for newspapers. A statement by the German Newspaper Publishers Association says read is up but ad revenue fell sharply, costs rose, and paper prices threaten publication. They urge price controls and paper conservation measures after consulting publishers society.

Berlin Althe Jnst Society of Publishers

Doing Splendid Work in the War Zone

Boulogne reports the American or British YMCA in northern France as a key war zone presence. Workers drive small cars and wagons deliver stores between towns. Huts expand monthly, with remote village depots run by a non commissioned British officer open daily for a few hours. Regular huts are large one story buildings housing four to five hundred men, with kitchens and living areas.

Boulogne Young Men’s Christian Association France

Holland Sees Neo Malthusian League Reach Five Thousand

The Neo Malthusian league formed in The Netherlands in 1881 reports 5000 members in its annual review. It promotes parental prudence and claims this view has increased longevity, with Dutch birth life expectancies around 61 for boys and 53 for girls. The league, recognized by royal decree as a public utility, notes growing interest among laborers and clerks amid rising living costs and stork visits.

The Hague Holland Australia League

Tons of War Supplies Piled Up at Vladivostok

Vindivostok reports show twenty eight steamers in harbor or bound for entry amid severe ice and cold. Cranes lack capacity to handle locomotives, lighters used for heavy weights, unloading pace slowed even as 450 American locomotives and 20,000 steel cars are sent to speed war supplies.

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Paris Papers For Gensor Mail Suppressed Amtices

Paris March 16 One method of evading the censor in political minders has been found by the Paris law judges. The Figstra was ordered to suppress a cardonn ty Foran l fl.

Paris

Ten thousand boys work in secret munitions plants

Ten thousand boys too young to fight toil in a remote arsenal turning out munitions. They come from distant points to assist older workers, drawn by pay up to 10 dollars weekly for long shifts. Parents weigh immediate earnings against trade training, preferring the faster, national service.

Woohkwieh Eng Jarenta

Propored Nomination of Parliamentarians Cited

The text notes a proposed nomination of parliamentarians as commissioners in a debated form. Publishers display a cautious proof to subscribers, while Georges Clemenceau and the Homefront publication adopt similar censorship in auditorial matters.

Wudowed Geors! Glamenceau

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