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Full Title	The Fatherland v. 3 no. 6
Author	Viereck, George Sylvester, 1884-1962. Ed.
Date Added	11 January 2014
Format	Newspaper
Language	English
Publish Date	1915-09-15
Publisher	New York : International Monthly Inc.
Topic	World War, 1914-1918 > Periodicals. Europe > Politics and government > 1871-1918 > Periodicals.
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OCR 94 THE FATIAIERLAND What ]Is Back oil the War By Albert J. Beveridge ENATOR BEVERIDGE went to Europe S to find out the thought behind the war in er- many. in France and in England. and the several Govirnments gave him exceptional opportunities to do t is. He interviewed men and women in many wallcs of ife.statesmen,soldiersauthors.philosophers.socialists. capitalists. laborers, peasants“ and set down their views with care. These conversations with repre- sentative men are liltely to attain permanent historic significance. A significant thing he found is the unanimity of the German nation. Of the first 2.000.000 German worltingznen to go to the front. more than 1.500.000 were socialists. and a surprising number of these were volunteers. The trade unionists were as lneen to enlist as the socialists. ewomen are as determined as the men. Mr. Bevendge assumes that “F‘’oa 5" the vmiaciuu’ gmm” German Germany now has 5.000.000 men under arms. and shows that it can lteep ammunltlo“ tnln golf‘? E9 3' ‘‘ft;‘’’‘ of the that number in the field. despite losses. for the next six years at least. 6 batteries. A littlt Incident In 3 HDOWY resources of the country are little affected. and the richest corner of France. liattlc <l3Y- Battle Of B0li?0“. Russian with its mines. coal fields. and agriculture. is in German hands. Pl d(bf W ). uary31t., 131? fiZ’E;....?Z:“J.g..?i'..;.,. ;, PR 1 CE $2.1 4 P o 5 TPA In perfect as the good cheer and physical fitness of the German soldiers. (lllustr-aw tion from "hvhat Is Baclt of the Vvan“) Broadway New York Tl-llS lS OUR TREAT Have you heard about the Book of Adventures written by the Crown Prince of Germany in the English language ? (]It‘is chockful of excitement and hairbreadth escapes. Each chapter teems with the romance of the big wide world that makes your heart go pit-:1-pat. (]The book IS handsomely illustrated and is an edition de luxe. It sells at $2.00 but, as we have only a few hundred left, we are going to give our readers :1 treat. As long as the supply lasts we will give one of these books and :1 six months’ subscription to THE FATHERLAND for $2.00, the price of the book alone, Mail us money-order or cheque to-day but don’t miss this opportunity: You can send us a new or renewal sub- SCl'lpt10l'l either for yourself or a friend. Ute this Coupon. THE FATHERLA-ND: K; - ‘I .- Enclosed End $2.00. Kindly send me The Crown Prince Book and Tm: FATBERLAND for 6 months. - mag ur r335stJ;l%?zm3xi:f$??333z“3a:i$3ia 10313:: at the tuck-bottom. vtholonlo prlcovpu“-"33 $200 In Your Pocket Artistic demtns. exclusive features] ecientl-‘ Eenlly built roducinz wonderful effect‘ the Acme of gerfection. -1 unumrrzn GUARAN‘l’EEbnelted by1'1:ree“' ' lion Capital. rnzxcur CHARGES ALI-0W‘D' Eels DI ants-no interest-no ex t d s -Tw - g . c..‘3."..‘3“ p:.f.’.‘.E':....:’.?E‘.’.’..’..“. FREE ' 1 Wrltn Today. B: the first 6‘ H ’ ' I-'.0.E us. I- V“ - ‘ Story & Clark Plano c0.,D,,L1'5,1cm..,.,lXL T -....-... Name . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , Add rcss . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . When Answering Advertisements Please Mention Tm: Farnaaunn

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