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Newspaper
Cumberland Islander
Location
Cumberland, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 22, 1916
Page
4
A Vienna socialist paper argues that hateful fear tactics cannot win admiration for Germany. It asserts Germans seek respect and affection, not terror, and calls for Germany to adopt a policy aimed at earning the world's love and respect rather than scourge.
A French soldier Lepetiticorps deserting four times was marked deplorable yet showed courage under fire. Wounded at Morhange refused ambulance later wounded again, head and leg, and frostbitten feet at Argonne. He volunteered for dangerous tasks and earned orders for conduct. Judges order him to the front with sentence served after the war.
A quirky exchange asks if lions go to heaven and if missionaries do. Dicky questions lion fate after an attack on a missionary. The dialog playfully debates afterlife beliefs in a light tone.
In a Yorkshire county court a bashful farm lass testifies as a witness and mentions her sweetheart knows something. The judge suggests calling him to court while the girl blushes and fears he will not appear before the male panel.
Tonight's number of the Bro ken Coin promises excitement as the serial nears half completion. Episode list includes Cornered Clash of Arms A Cry In The Park War On the Battle Field Deluge Kitty In Danger The Castaways Underground City Sacred Fire Danger on the High Seas A Timely Rescue An American Queen. The three reel Broadway Feature, delayed last Thursday, is now promised for Monday night with Wally Van and Neta Frazer as the eloping pair.
The Spring classes commence with courses on Mondays in domestic science cooking ambulance mining elementary geology. Tuesdays offer mining 3rd class firebosses certificate. Wednesdays cover electricity. Fridays include domestic science sewing arithmetic and mensuration. Note books and pencils are required.
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