My Four Years in Germany by James W Gerard
Ambassador Gerard chronicles German hate campaigns and official complicity during WWI, detailing how Germans directed anti American sentiment, the League of Truth, and attempts to undermine U S leaders. He recounts encounters with German authorities, propagandists, and the enforcement climate that allowed treasonous activity.
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Russia
Liebknecht
America
England
Germany
Limburg
Red Cross
Lissauer
Wilson
United States
Wakaman
Maurice Somborn
Berlin
Bryan
Hannan
League of Truth
Deatler
Dresden
Marten
Belgium
Potsdamerstrasse
Stoddard
Meran
Austria
Frederick One Grout
Zimmerarmann
von Jagow
League
Foreign Office
National Guard
State of
New York
Bernsterff
Uncle Harry Explains Col House Peace Mission
Uncle Harry explains President Wilson has asked Colonel House to prepare the nation for the peace conference. House, a trusted private citizen from Gloucester Mass, will lead a team of experts to gather data on war causes, neutral opinions, prisoners, indemnities, disarmament and more. He will be aided by figures like Justice Brandeis and Elihu Root to ensure a careful, quiet effort toward ending the war.
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Uncle Harry
Jimmy
Wilson
Colonel Honse
Uncle Harry Eee
Joe
House
America
Colonel House
Coronel House
Helen
Europe
Gloucester Mass
Tals
Washington
State Department
Justice Brandeis
Supreme Court
Elihu Root
Taft
Oscar Strius
Abram Bikus
Henry Morgenthau
United States
Turkey
Near East
The Kitten Courtship Begins with a Rival
The Sandman Story chronicles Tim Kitten a vain sleek black cat who loves his dignity and his town’s view of him. Miss Kitten Grey charms a handsome stranger prompting Tim to face a rival for her affection and a future tale of courtship to come tomorrow.
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Tim Kitten
Miss Kitten Grey
Tim
Kitten Grey
Miss Kitten
Tim Witten
Library notes and war service drive at Waterloo library
Waterloo library promotes the Wherry loan campaign urging citizens to donate funds and buy books to inform the public. Milas Brace cites Gerard's Four Years in Germany and Donald Hankey's Student to Arms as recommended reads. The drive also collects books and money for soldiers, aiming to ship volumes to a distribution center to ease local congestion. Also notes Marshalltown man Warcup to join American force of railroad men in Russia and his replacement, William Gemilo.
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Berlin
America
Paris
Ferrero
Huret
Marcel Prevost
Europe
Europa
Herr von Gwinner
Deutsche Bank
Germany
von Gwinner
Prussia
Waterloo
Milas
Gerard
Donald Hankey
Russia
Marshalltown
W. Warcup
Medhas Minneapolis
Louis
Comise Paul
Great Northern Railroad
United States
Cedar Lake
Minn
Mr. Warcup
Hera
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Public Ledger Company
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Department of State
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Recknagel
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Evening Courier
Settwaly
Mysalf
Harry
Col. House
Kate
Uncle Marty
Kmee
Sandman
Library Notes
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Royal Baking Powder Co
William Street
Detroit
Harry Padden Auto CO
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