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Germany's Youngest Reserve.
GERMANY IN WAR TIME
WHAT AN AMERICAN GIRL
SAW AND HEARD
BY
MARY ETHEL McAULEY
CHICAGO
THE OPEN COURT PUBLISHING COMPANY
1917
COPYRIGHT BY
THE OPEN COURT PUBLISHING COMPANY
1917
DEDICATION
TO MY MOTHER
WHO SHARED THE TRIALS OF
TWO YEARS IN GERMANY
WITH ME
PREFATORY NOTE.
This book is the product of two yearsspent in Germany during the great war. Itportrays what has been seen and heard byan American girl whose primary interestwas in art. She has tried to write withoutfear or favor the simple truth as it appearedto her.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
| PAGE | |
| Getting into Germany in War Time | 1 |
| Soldiers of Berlin | 7 |
| The Women Workers of Berlin | 20 |
| German "Sparsamkeit" | 35 |
| The Food in Germany | 49 |
| What We Ate in Germany | 62 |
| How Berlin is Amusing Itself in War Time | 69 |
| The Clothes Ticket | 81 |
| My Typewriter | 88 |
| Moving in Berlin | 93 |
| What the Germans Read in War Time | 98 |
| Precautions Against Spies, etc. | 108 |
| Prisoners in Germany | 115 |
| Verboten | 128 |
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