Atrocities in France Expose German Cruelty in Belgium
A French report details German forcible removal of 25 000 children women and men from Lille Roubaix and Tourcoing to train journeys with unknown destinations. Mothers describe nightly seizures in homes streets and trams as officials warn of evacuation and families endure separation and humanitarian outrage.
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France
Belgium
Lille
Roubaix
Tourcohree
Germany
Paris
Ple
Peror
Perpetratat Lisle
Iman
Lmes
M. Briand
Ders
Manchester
Britain
Alice
Verduniana
Interview with General Kitchener Before Om Durman Battle
An American correspondent recalls meeting Kitchener after a perilous donkey ride through sand to reach him. Kitchener orders the interview, denying the road, and outlines his attack plan against the Mahdi’s forces. New Zealand reports show 60,000 men sent to the front from a population of 1,000,000.
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Kitchener
Omdurman
New Zealand
Trade Land Commerce Department
Beddoe
Auckland
Dominion
Canada
Pariah shadow over Germans after the war
A narrator foresees intense German hatred after the conflict, noting pervasive prejudice at a neutral city reception. An exchange shows foreigners judged by appearance, reflecting a climate of suspicion and xenophobia as the war ends.
German Hymns and Translation History Referenced in Notice
A fragment discusses the vast German hymn tradition with estimates of 100000 hymns and 1000 classics, noting borrowing from the enemy and the Westminster Gazette. It mentions revival of Latin translations and a question about a standardized prize for an afternoon affair. The Louisville Courier Journal remark compares canned boiled dinner to marital harmony.
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Germany
Louisville Courier
Journal
Farmers urged to pay seed liens quickly
A Alberta conference under the Dry Board of Trade urged Farmers to discharge seed grain liens promptly. Dominion official W Corey and Premier A L Sifton backed repayment with safeguards for land value. United Farmers president H W Wood urged two strong harvests to settle debts and preserve credit.
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Dry Board of Trade
Dominion
W. Corey
Interior
A. L. Sifton
United Farmers of Alberta
H. W. Wood
Alberta
Boards of Trade
Canadian Pacific Railway
Mort Pressed Loan
Thenking
Wood
United Farmers
Corey
Dr. Roche
Winnipeg
Sifton
Stern Conscription Debate Shakes Australia and Empire
London reports a fierce conscription clash in Australia as New Zealands draft system prompts calls for compulsory service if voluntary efforts fail. Premier Hughes signals the empire’s stake and asserts Australia may resort to compulsion if needed.
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Remier
London
Austral
New Zealand
Lile George
House of Mans
Fuan
the Times
Hughes
Australia
Mae Marsh in Birth of a Nation to Run October Run
Mae Marsh stars as Flora Cameron in The Birth of a Nation. The motion picture will be shown at several leading theaters starting October 9 with additional screenings planned in October.
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Mae Marsh
Flora Cameron
Vancouver
System of Transportation and Marketing of Western Wheat
A detailed overview of Canada’s grain system from prairie harvest to export. It explains farmer loading options via platform or elevator, car sealing, and inspection at Winnipeg, grading by quality, and the role of Fort William Port terminals in certifying weight and grade. It highlights the network of platforms, elevators, and lakeship capacity underpinning western wheat trade.
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R. Magill
M.A
Board of Grain Commissioners For Canada
By- Water Magazine
Prairie Provinces
Great Lakes
Rockies
United Kingdom
Canada
Britain
Prairies
Winnipeg
Celerical Department
Fort William
Port Arthur
Seaboard
Cana
Face surgery advances tied to war lessons
W H Dele more, president of the British Dental Association, told members at the annual meeting that war experiences will refine jaw and facial injury treatment. He cited success in repairing jaw fractures and jaw injuries as a key outcome of wartime medical practice.
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W. H. Delemore
British Dental Association
Ealing
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