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  5. "My Four Years in Germany."

    Yesterday's instalment dealt with the episodes leading up to the final estrangement between America and Germany. The German Government evidently did its best to institute a campaign of hatred against the Americans. Gerard had another interview with "the most high" on October 22, 1915. The Emperor said he would not have permitted the torpedoing of the Lusitania if he had known it, and that ...

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  7. JOURNEY TO THE FRONT.

    We were given a special saloon car, and we left on the evening of Friday, April 28. As we reached the front, by way of the line running through ...

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  8. KAISER'S NARROW ESCAPE.

    The Emperor had been occupying a large villa in the town of Charleville until a few days before our arrival. After the engineer of his private train ...

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  9. TIRPITZ'S AMBITION.

    Tirpitz's ambition undoubtedly led him to consider himself as a promising candidate for Hollweg's shoes. The whole Submarine issue, therefore, ...

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  10. HISTORIC HOUSE AT SEDAN.

    After visiting the factory building where the distribution of rations was taking place, we motored to Sedan, stopping on the way at the hamlet of ...

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  11. CLEARLY DEFINED ISSUE.

    The issue was now clearly defined. I have already spoken of the fact that for a long time there had been growing up two parties in Germany—one ...

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  12. "QUITE A HAPPY FAMILY."

    During our stay here I received cables from the Department of State, which were transmitted from Berlin in cipher, and which Mr. Grew was ...

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  13. CHAPTER X.

    I myself felt that nothing could alter public opinion in Germany, in spite of Tirpitz's fall, which had taken place some time before; that the advocates ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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