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Full Title	The Fatherland v. 1 no. 24
Author	Viereck, George Sylvester, 1884-1962. Ed.
Date Added	11 January 2014
Format	Newspaper
Language	English
Publish Date	1915-01-20
Publisher	New York : International Monthly Inc.
Topic	World War, 1914-1918 > Periodicals. Europe > Politics and government > 1871-1918 > Periodicals.
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OCR Deutsches Theater 15. Str. und IRVING PLACE DIREKTION RUDOLF CIIRISTIANS 14- Jnnuar Abends 3:15 ,,Die Kinder" 15. at 16. Januar Abends 8.15 ,,VVallenstein's Tod” I7. Janusr Abends 8:15 ,,Bundesbriider" (Graf Pepi) I3. Januar Abcnd; 8:15 ,,Die spanische Fliege” 19-Janna: Abenda 3:15 ,,Die Kinder” 20. B: 21. Januar Abends 8:15 Kammermusik Jeden Nachmittag von 3-6 Vorluhrungen von Krieksirlms. NEW Yonrc German Conservatory of Music 304-308 MADISON AVE. Near 42nd St. CARL HEIN . AUGUST FRAEMCKE DWCW" Thorough Instruction all Branches of Music I strun1ental.f $l0 f of Tamslxioul - msii2.5o iii ofiociiiiiii The Fair Play Library WHAT GERMANY WANTS A Rtlili to Bernhardt and Pan-Cermaniam By Edmund von Mach ‘LII EDITION I 31.“) POSTPAID “TRUTH ABOUT GERMANY FACTS ABOUT THE WAR” IT costs ONLY ‘rm cams ' GERMANY’S JUST CAUSE An Andns. egg: cm: by the Leading en nan PRICE TEN CENTS THE GERMAN WHITE BOOK THE PRICE IS TEN CENTS THE MODERN ARMY IN ACTION CoBy Maior.Gencxal John F. 0'Ryan “'m"1d-IIIBN . Y. DIVIIIOII of National Guard Gig. W. D. A. Xiiderson, U. S. A. Com‘ d Vlmbtfl. formerly Inrtructorin Military Science Anw’l“m"'3Hf.y aludly oz!‘ tlilglaelence of modern " "0 Vyhlch tells how the great armies are m"l3IllZe:’l‘. how they are fed and how , by are transport “gdumn by Maior-General Leonard Wood. U. s. A. ‘'0- Illustrated. 51.50 Net; Postage 14c. GERMANY AND THE WAR CB1 Dr. Bernhard Dernburg onial Secretary of the German TEN CENTS A COPY GERlVlANY'S HOUR OF DESTINY By CoL H. Frobenius PRICE 25 CENTS Dire The Fatherland “%$.5';:ir" THE FATHERLAND are of any great help to England. At any rate the Canadians, Portuguese and Hin- dus, who now are forming the core of the British army in Egypt have indeed very lit- tle military value. On the other hand the Turks who, as it is known, are under Ger- man leadership, have shown their efficiency in an unmistakable manner, -even though they entered the war only a few weeks ago. Lately it was reported that the Khedive, as well as the celebrated Turkish Minister of lVar Enver Pacha, have left for Egypt. It seems very probable that English suprem- acy at the Nile and the Suez Canal will soon have come to an end, and that will be a bitter pill for Proud Albion. L. V. VIOLATION OF PROPERTY RIGHTS OF FOREIGNERS IN FRANCE (From Frankfurter Zeilung, December 7, tom) GOOD illustration of the high- handed methods of France-with re- spect to foreign property fallen into her hands by means of confiscation-is the case of a branch of the Austrian “Laender- bank” in Paris. According to reports a judgment has been pronounced holding that the regulations concerning the mora- torium are not applicable to sequestered foreign concerns. The branch of the “Laenderbanl<," therefore, was forced to pay immediately 50% of all outstanding debts, and the rest as soon as further means were available. The protection against too heavy withdrawals which was granted to the French banks by the mora- torium regulation is entirely denied this se- questcred Austrian bank. To the latter are applying the disadvantages only which are accruing from the moratorium; thus, the loans which were made to France and the credits which were granted to Frenchmen, cannot at the time be called in because the debtors can take shelter behind the mora- torium,-on the other hand, the bank has to satisfy each of its creditors immediately! The executor, of course,--by strength of that decision,-will try to sell as quickly as possible all possessions (bills of exchange, stocks, interests, etc.), of the “Laender- bank," and it is easily imagined what prices he will be able to realizel This whole method in reality is nothing but a property confiscation which is against the rules of international law. MASS MEETING FOR REAL NEUTRALITY A mass meeting will be held at Terrace Garden, 145 East 58th Street, on Tuesday, January 19th, at 8 P. M., in the furtherance of the “American VVomen's Neutrality Movement" instituted by Madame Alexan- dra Viarda, the noted actress. 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