The Sunday Oregonian., July 22, 1917, Section One, Page 17, Image 17

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I ' ' AMBASSADOR GERARD j
I Reveals an Amazing Story of German Ambition j
p Treachery and Intrigue 1
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I "VTOT in the vague generalities of writers who have viewed only the outer fringe of events;
-L' but in a series of startling details known only to the handful of men who were close enough j;
j to the Kaiser to watch the great plot unfold from the inside. :
$ It is former Ambassador Gerard's own story of Germany at war and her plans against
; M America the first recital "of what actually happened there before the United States entered
l the conflict. . . i
II It exposes the unscrupulous intrigue of the Prussian cliques intrigue that stretches like V
i? a spider's web over all phases of German life. It is replete with startling incidents humor-
ous, dramatic, tragic and moves with the quick action of a play:
1 i'My Four Years in Germany" Will Start Sunday, August 5, hi the
Portland, Oregon
8 "My Four Years in Germany" conveys to this great series in its absorbing interest, its' m
the American people a thorough understand- sensational disclosures, its historical impor l
ing of conditions that so far they have only tance. f
- suspected. It is not a book of propaganda; It is written in Mr. Gerard's own forceful; j
Fi Mr. Gerard does not seek to persuade nor to vigorous style, and runs to full book length - H
m . . argue he simply states the facts, many of of about 80,000 words.
( I them facts hitherto sealed in secret archives The Oregonian has arranged with Mr:
h ana !?aves Americans to draw their own Gerard for the first publication of "My Four B
conclusions. These inescapable conclusions Years in Germany" in The Morning Orego i
I are Srave and startling. - nian. It will be printed in generous install-
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k . articles, since the war began, can approach' beginning Sunday, August 5. t
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