Gleichen call (1918-12-12)
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- Gleichen call (1918-12-12)
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- 1918
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Gleichen call (1918-12-12)
Year: 1918
Page 1: - Queenstown - Monument Names Coming Slow - Union Church Services for Dec. 15th - Financial Statement - Hospital Donations - A Very Attractive Store - Local News Page 2: - Abolish Conscription - Cruel Huns Marked for Punishment - Scathing Denunciation of the German Navy - Germany is Able to Pay Damages - Now Admits Provisioning Warship - No Bolshevism in Germany - Men Responsible for War Cannot Escape because Their Heads Are Crowned - Obeyed Order with Despatch - Hindenburg is Still Boastful of Hun Powers - Hundreds of Millions in Trade - Turk Party Leaders Arrested - Hopes Peace Terms Will be Satisfactory - Bavarian Prince Favored Peace Two Years Ago - Denmark Will Not Feed Germany - Former Kaiser Now Guarded in His Speech - Victory Loan Total - Turkish Fleet Surrenders - Dutch Place Embargo - Crown Prince Would Live in England - Gives Opinion of Kaiser - Knew War Was Lost - Germans Destroyed Evidence - White Plague as Destructive as The War - Must Take Kaiser - Manitoba Phone Profit - Ultimatum from Poland - Enemy Must Pay Page 3: - Prisoners Must Not Suffer - Naval Surrenders Nearly Complete - Peels off Your Corn in One Whole Piece - High Officers Involved - Brutal Germa