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Newspaper

Battleford Press

Location

Battleford, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Dec 06, 1917

Page

6

Sombre English guest waits in French town saga continues

In a seaside French town, Mrs. Lloyd probes the coming events while Hilary, Kitty, and the Squire face a looming change. A newspaper obituary sparks travel plans as Langton urges a return to England, yet Hilary stays to comfort the ailing host and anticipate news from home.

England Kit Andignac Meyrick Langton Mr. Strangways Hilary Times the Times Squire Schlem Mr. Langton Dufour Mesaa Kitty Calais Boulogne Lloyds Hotel de la Marine Mrs. Lloyd Madame Dufour Monsieur Ron Dolly Monsieur’s Lloyd

The Real Atrocities Invasion of Belgium 1914

The narrator recalls German advances in 1914 Belgium, highlighting the human cost. He notes no women or children maimed by invasion yet emphasizes families left homeless, farms wrecked, towns ruined, and cemeteries filled with civilians rather than soldiers.

Belgium

Beer-sheba in Biblical and Geographical Context

The article traces Beer-sheba from its meaning seven wells to its biblical role in Genesis and Judges. It notes its location as southern Palestine near Gaza, mentions Bir-es-Seba, and recounts references to Beer-sheba in Genesis, Exodus, and prophetic writings, while reflecting on historical vandalism and the British military occupation surrounding the area.

Beer-sheba Palestine Gaza Rheims Bir-es-Seba Dolder Beer-sheba Dan Halifax Vancouver Abimelech Abraham Isaac Hagar Amos Elijah Beerba Beer-shebay

Pall Mall In Wartime Quiet Reflects On Contrast

A reporter walks Pall Mall and notes wartime quiet replacing prewar bustle. From the Circus to Hyde Park Corner no luxury cars or carriages line the street and few pedestrians remain, mostly soldiers and a solitary colonial in hospital uniform observed. A tall officer hops on crutches, signaling altered times.

Pall Mall Circus Hyde Park Corner Westminster Gazette

Judge cuts alimony for extravagant wife in New York

A New York judge reduces a woman's alimony citing extravagance. The remark prompts questions about whether such behavior reflects on women's voting for judges.

New York

Lesson of Italy A warning on German strength in war

The Ottawa Journal Press argues that German military power remains undiminished and possibly as strong as at any point since Joffre halted the German advance. It urges sustained Allied force to exhaust Prussia and safeguard democracy worldwide.

Edouard Dufour Madame Monsieur Hilary Oaris Lord Northcliffe Northcliffe Timist Joffre Paris von Kluck Aisne Germany Prussia Ottawa Journal Press

Germans Use White Flag Tactics at Gravenstafel Ridge

Editor questions German treachery after reports that they advanced under a white flag at Gravenstafel ridge. They reportedly pushed British forces back along a mile front to a depth of a quarter mile but could not hold the gained ground. The Providence Journal condemns Germany and its wartime ethics.

Gravenstafel Germany Providence Journal

Indians and the Franchise in Canada

A Toronto Daily News correspondent argues Indians should not receive the franchise until they can read write and converse in English. Chief Whetung of the Chemong reserve objects noting native status deserves recognition while immigrants gain voting rights with fewer conditions. Peterborough Review supports equal educational requirements for all voters.

Toronto Daily News Canada Whetung Peterborough Review

Victoria Crosses Awarded Since Instituted

The London Express notes that since its inception during the Crimea era, the Victoria Cross has awarded over sixty years ago. It records 522 decorations before the current war and 317 awarded in the last three years.

Crimea London Express

Disagreeable Things Over Quickly Says Miss Bute

Jack notes Miss Bute granted him the first dance last night. He recalls her belief in settling disagreeable matters promptly, a sentiment she shared in the exchange with Cholly.

Cholly Miss Bute Jack

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