Love of Women Inspires Russian Leaders and Rosa Luxemburg
A Washington Times essay notes Rosa Luxemburg's influence on Lenin and the German socialist movement. It details Luxemburg's life, prison terms, charity work in Berlin, anti war stance, and her role in aiding revolution, while Lenin leads Russia and faces imprisonment of Luxemburg’s ally.
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Russia
Lenine
Rosa Luxemburg
Adam
dLonina
Acta
Soho
Germany
Hela
Switzerland
Lenina
Arthur Brisbane
Washington’ ‘Times
Red Rose
Vorwarts
Rosa
Karliebknecht
Social Democrats
Nikolai Laning
William English Walling
Walling
Stuttgart
Europe
Saciilista
Russian
Poland
Sociallata
Berlin
Socialista of Germany
Streid
London
Kaiser Rosa
Siberia
Pele
Dau‘collor
von Buelow
Rosa Tasembung
Tost
Nlside
Schiedmann
Metz
Liebkuecht
Liverly
Annual Meeting of Mis son City Telephone Company
The Mis son City Telephone Company held its annual meeting in the council chambers with large shareholder turnout. Auditor J. A. Barr noted a fairly steady year despite damage from the ice storm. Directors were chosen to replace resignations, A. A. Lane and J. Bush, with Lane named manager and secretary. Catherwood remains president.
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Misson City Telephone Company
J. A. Barr
H. Northcote
Lawrence
A. A. Lane
T. H. Northcote
J. Bush
J. H. Lawrence
Followig
JA. Margit
A. Maylon
J. A. Catherwood
GB. Bush
Una
Washington Seraet
Grand Avenue
Flora Avene
Dumghus
Liauross
Nis
Messrs
Catherwood
Lana
Vancouver
Ter ‘Hi
Cuisto
Av A Lane
Ha. Citherwood
Handingdon Notes Social Evening and Local Events
A notes column reports a social evening at Mrs Tapp's home with many district youths enjoying games and music in honor of Edgar Papp. St Pauls Presbyterian held a meeting on February 20th. Upper Sumas Women's Institute met at Mrs Angus Campbell's home. A fundraiser was held at Mussel Wate School Friday evening for the Red Cross.
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al Ute
Tapp
Rdgar Papp
St. Paul's
Mussel Waite School
Red Cross
The steady advertiser and its public appeal
The piece argues that advertising draws new and existing customers by offering a safe harbor for money and independence. It asserts merchants should advertise to attract attention and convert readers into buyers, claiming advertising cost becomes nearly nil when weighed against reach.
Rod and Gun February number features varied hunting pieces
The mid winter Rod and Gun in Canada issue from Woodlawn Ontario presents authors Bonnycastle Dale P Y Williams M A Shaw H A Sturt BG Brewer R J Wraser H C Had den and features on Gang and ammunition with Thomas K Lee and Major Townsend Whelen. The WAIBC convention in Victoria is set for February 20 with notes on indentured Chinese questions and national service for women.
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Bonnycastle Dale
P. Y. Williams
Split Rael
Im. A. Shaw
H. A. Sturtfel
Y BG Brewer
R. J. Wraser
H. C .Hadden
New Brunswick
Canada
Woodlock
Ont
W. J. Taylor Ltd
Thomas K. Lee
Townsend Whelen
Lee
Editor notes frog croak. questions star and robin
A Merrit Herald reader quotes an editor observation about a tree frog croaking and Pete Marquart’s remark on spotting a volunteer. The piece ponders which is the bigger star or if both relate to truth.
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Pete Marquart
Merrit Herald
Miners of Phoenix Give $24 074 for Patriotic Relief 1917
The Phoenix miners contributed 24074 dollars for patriotic relief efforts in 1917, reflecting their support for national emergency aid and wartime needs.
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Phoenix
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Abbotsford
J. H. Jones
Mission City
W.1
B.C
Empressidal
Victoria
Ion
John Oliver
Agricuture
Women's Institutes
An Victoria
National Service For Women
British Columbia Telephone Co. Limited
Albert Lee
Grocer
A. McCallum
Alexandria Hotel
M. Murphy
Huntingdon, B Cc
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