Activate Javascript or update your browser for the full Digital Library experience.
Previous Page
–
Next Page
OCR
MGDERN
THE FATWI-IERLAND.
GERMANY
(DEUTSCHLAND UND DER WELTKRIEG)
Translated by William Wallace Wlzitelocle, A.B., Plx.D.
’ AN ENCYCLOPEDIA OF INFORMATION ABOUT GERMAN INSTITU-
TIONS AND
AN AUTHORITATIVE DISCUSSION OF THE FACTS
REGARDING GERMANY IN RELATION TO THE GREAT WAR.
T is a presentation of the civilization or Kultur of
. ’ Germany and Austria-Hungary in our modern civili-
zation; of Germany's position in ,the world-order and
of what Germany is striving toward today.
It reveals, as
N does no other book available, the historical, cultural and
social foundations of modern Germany-the mind of
Germany at work. It shows us the things that Germany
is doing and anticipating, in the fields of science, industry,
and social and state functions, the significant and impor-
tant things that are implied in German Kultur, and how v
this great urge arose out of the very springs of the life of
the Teutonic peoples and was determined by the necessities
of a growing nation in a circumscribed territory.
The book is an outgrowth of the conclusion reached
by the highest intellects in Germany that Germany and
Germany’s aims ought to be interpreted to the world with
honesty and understanding.
The leaders of German
thought were agreed that Germany owed it to herself as
a duty to interpret herself to the world, and they under-
took the task in that spirit.
This book, therefore, growing
out of such an agreement and determination, represents
the best expression of German thought to-day.
Written by nineteen audrorities; each one a master of
his subject.
In every case either a prominent university
professor or a Government official who has established and
administered the organization about which he writes.
640 pages 6 books in one
THE FATHERLAND,
Price $2.00,‘ postpaid $2.20
1123 Broadway, N. Y.
Keep Track of the War with Detailed Maps!
The Fatherland 's
l‘xlElil FRONTIER llTLilS 35: EURUPEMI Willi
Containing Eight New, Large-Scale Maps. Printed in Colors
SPECIAL FEATURES '
Outline Map of Central Europe, showing Wm‘
' I towns, w" h fortined towns designated by red
stars. Thismap shows principal railroad lines,!and
gives bird’:-eye View of the entire held of operations.
F ronlier Mapsncolored orographxcally to show
heights of land in separate tint: of each of the
fo wing important Elelds:
Belgium undthoFranco-CermanFronIie1. This
map covers the territory bounded on the north by
twerp, onthe east by Stuttgart. on the south
by Belfort, and on the west by Dover, England.
Wellem Ruuia foland, and Ilm.RIu "
man Frontier. '.l‘h1s rnap covers territory bound.
ed on the north by Riga, on the south by Jaslo,
and on the west by Poeen.
Balkan Staten. This map covers territory
bounded on the north by Budapest, on the east
by Constantinople. on the south by Crete, and on
the west by the Gulf of Taranto.
galmafiu and fill. Aulfro-Italian Frontier.
1115 man Coven territory bounded on the north
by Salzburz. on the east by Sofia. on the south by
azzo, and on the west by Reggie.
Aria M ' . This t 't
on the ri.<i.r‘t,h by themgggvgg. ed: 213 lfiiidtig
Tabrxz, an the south by Jerusalem. and on the
west by Galhpolr.
Each of these Front'er M ' '
dretnil, the smallest placesalfeairg iii:
s ow all rmlroads, canals ‘and present. pollticg]
lugdancg. No other series of Frontier Maps
published In this country can compare with these
maps in detail and accuracy. In addition to these
map’ “'9” “F9 3150 apeual maps of: The Darda-
lnelles, Sea of Marmara, and Bosphofug, with
53,113 85:16’, ma‘? 1;!’ the Gallrpoh Peningula, etc,
a I e :1 M ' ' ‘
witgeplonial Piigsesiigns 0? ;ai'igoC.i;:aIP!r!olu:g1'>xe"a'.I':'
oountnes shown [11 separate colon,
THIS ATLAS rs rssenrm. To A crupmc unoensrmornc or-' THE wm.
READ -nu: wan NEWS, TH!-ZN LOCATE, on mass MAPS, PLACES MENTIONED
------------- ,SEND THIS coupon TODAY
THE FATHERLAND, 1123 Broadway, New York
Please send me the NEW FRONTIER ATLAS. I enclose 25 cents for same -.
Name
The Hyphenales’ Have!
A book which holds you breathless from
coverlto cover. Love and adventure go racmi
hand in hand throughout this great tale.
When Paul Nehring, the hero, rehlml
from war-crazed Europe, he finds the agricul-
hmil implement corporation, of which he is
one of the largest stockholders, converted into
n shrapnel factory. He is strongly opposed to
this. He is not a professional reformer but
places the man above the dollar.
The light he wages to get back his prop-
erty and restore it again to its peaccful P“"‘
poses will thrill the most blue reader.
. The smashing court-room scene which
bnyuzs this remarkable book to a climax
unique in American literature.
You feel like cheering when this younz
American stalks out of the court-room 8
winner. Here at last, is America portrayed
as she really 3 and not as some of our New
England writers would have her. .--ow-u
Profusely illustrated. Price $1.25 net.
Postpaid $1.35.
THE FATHEBLAND, 1123 Broadway, N. Y-
xsuwanm Session Sept. 15th to June ‘lsIh‘k .
.-. f Lue.
5Z‘.'.i’ei't2’c$'“."d'.z‘.‘a‘r‘3"to‘”.a5.'.‘.'ll‘5a‘.‘i' ..‘.<i'<'E‘e’r‘.z‘l.".i' ui1lVatzeI"::
nlll '
work daily In wood and In a s. They construct
bulldlnlgn and they share IEntdal['2rl'D nslght Into 9Y'“‘C“'
the rm and Ichoolplant. Tralnlnlforlea n
oonslbllltylo wt.-V’ bualneu am
. Germanlnnructon. Forlnlormi
address: Interlaken School, Rolxlnz Prairie. Indiana-
La Port: County.
mmer Camp Session June 22nd toseph
1: -
AMERICAN-EUROPEAN PATENT OI-‘I-'lCI-".5: 1”“
309 Broadway. New York
Send for Book “E" on How to Obtain a Patent.
Patent Promotion. What to, Invent. Pm“
otiered. etc.,1ree of charge. .
mg-95"‘
ADVERTISED in poPuLARME‘
- PATENTS
Address CHANICS LIAGAZINE FREE if secured through 12:’
Credit System. Send Sketch of Invention. Free 5”" ‘
100 page book free. WATERS co.. 4:02 “'“d"
Bldg.. Washington, D. C. I
When Answering Advertisements Please Mention Tm: Fxmygm mg
i
