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Waterloo Evening Courier in Waterloo, Iowa

12 Oct 1918

Page 8

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Waterloo Evening Courier

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Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1918

Page

8

The 1919 Military Campaign Is Inevitable

A veteran analysis argues that despite setbacks, Germany will resist and fight on into 1919. It outlines terms of unconditional surrender as the only just peace, warns of a renewed German peace offensive, and predicts a winter campaign and potential renewed fighting next spring.

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EH. Simonds the Tribune New York Tribune Ile Soissons Germany Napoleon Leipzig Bulgaria Mitteleuropa Russia Treaty of Frankfort Brest-Litovsk Europe VACTS Hindenburg Meuse France Belgium Army of the Orient Palestine Turkey Serbia Euphrates Jordan Carpathians Danube Roumanian Austria America Bohemia Poland Ourselven Baltic Dauzie Posen Galicia Adriatic Italy Alsace-Lorraine Stibl Antwerp-Tournai- Mezieres-Metz Antwerp Brussels Namur-Mezieres-Metz Holland Verdun Ardennes Rhine Scheldt William TH Fontainebleau Berlin Vienna Wivelle Haig Britain Frederick the Great Louis XIV Silesia Ladendorff Spri Wie Theiriine DE Waris Puta Tuckey Bel- Sue Serbis Romania Christ- Wie Armet Wuyself Prussia Marne Waterloo Linu Ruich Litte Mey Sedan Bernhardt Geremany
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Savage Brigade of Yank Volunteers in Paris

A Petit Parisian correspondent describes the Savage brigade from Michigan and Wisconsin. The young volunteers faced nine days of hard fighting with minimal food, and, upon relief, were exhausted yet covered new ground. An officer recounts two men breaking through to machine gun crews, one carrying cartridges, and a German descent recruit proving his usefulness in reconnaissance.

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Paris Paul Ginisty Petit Parisian Michigan Wisconsin Ginistry Ginisty
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Professor Longest Fulfills His Name in Magnolia School

Wigcin Miss Oct. Longest is praised as the tallest figure in local education. Army officials at Camp Shelby refused to accept Professor Longest as a soldier due to extreme height. Medical officers measured him at six feet eight inches, the tallest recruit examined at the camp.

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Wigcin Ht. Pb. Longest Magnolia Consolidates School Here Professor Longest Camp Shelby Lonrest Hit
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Italian Alpini Show Bold Alpine War Traditions

Italian soldiers in the United States tour for the fourth Liberty loan campaign. Alpini, famed mountain troops, provide a vivid portrait of endurance and skill, with capt. Joseph J. Martino translating. They emphasize mountain fighting, bayonet work, and the alpine stock and long stock as key gear.

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St. Louis Alpini Alps Joseph J. Martino United States Corps d Piave Bersaglieri Alpici Alpine Chasseurs Alpini
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