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Newspaper
Liberty Press
Location
Liberty, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 26, 1918
Page
2
A wartime editorial thanks Canada for four years of sacrifice and celebrates a lasting peace won by the Allies. It honors freedom, human liberty, and the Union Jack as symbols of justice, linking Christmas gratitude to victory and enduring principles.
A reflective pledge calls for renewed effort and unity to overcome darkness and build a brighter future. The speaker urges spreading gladness to homes and services, proving worthy of the victory celebrated under God.
Captain von Maney of the German savy asserts Britain deceived Germany by delaying peace proposals. He laments German misjudgment and questions if Britain would call off the war, suggesting German-Trenni? moral duty and penance. The commentary ends contrasting pity for John Ball with blame for others.
Canadian corps headquarters were set at Boum on December 1, a month after the armistice. The first and second divisions occupy positions on the Rhine’s right bank as the long foot march ends. They endured a difficult campaign from the Canal Da Not crossing to the Ardennes and Rhineland, completing the ascent on schedule and showing strong endurance and organization.
Paris reports that Germanys White Book will be ready for printer in about three weeks and published in three to four volumes. Independent Socialist leader Karl Kawtsky aids data dating war causes as under secretary in the foreign ministry. Notes once thought destroyed are said to be found, with July 1914 ultimatum notes to Serbia among the early papers to appear. Count Techirsky and eernem are named among key published documents. New York notes Captain Benjamin S MEdpener plans a transatlantic express run next year backed by wealthy backers. Captain Lipsper corroborates similar projects, with more details expected.
A fragmented report notes enormous trade figures tied to Minard's Liniment and diphtheria relief in Canada. It cites large expenditures, mentions governmental and industry concerns, and references a meeting discussing the impact on peace and trade in Ottawa.
The speech asserts Gallipoli destroyed the Turkish army's heart and strength, labeling the campaign a costly but pivotal effort. It highlights Bulgaria's late entry as a critical factor, suggesting British actions under Lord Kitchener altered potential allies and prevented a greater disaster.
The Hamburger Nachrichten claims the first published account of a German fleet surrender at Scapa Flow dated November 21. It describes British forces meeting the German fleets, the perceived gap between long odds and modern battleships, and the mounting anxiety as British ships close in with torpedoes and a shield of fighting units.
A speaker urged three core demands for Palestine during peace talks, including Jewish sovereignty and land recognition, a trustee role for Great Britain, and rapid Jewish return. The speaker emphasized creating a Jewish agricultural class without harming Arab peasants and advancing Hebrew education and culture.
A group of youths joke about a pancake why it rises in the yeast and sets behind the west. A clever Swedish youth from Belgium offers the pun as the answer in a lighthearted moment.
South F Dee reports relief from ceasing headaches after using Chase's Kidney Liver Pills. Endorsed by local officials including V Cole and Harrie, the testimonial notes dramatic improvement after taking one 25-cent pill, with initial heavy symptoms lifting soon after.
Telegram from Sir Kilwaed Kemp urges clear name and return address on all overseas mail to improve delivery. Public in Great Britain should ensure sender details are legible on parcels and letters.
The city council and premier insist on compliance with war demands. Shipowners face pressure as the council seeks adherence to the policy, with authorities warning of enforcement if terms are not met.
Canada plans to restore prewar shipping links with British and other allies. Sir George Foster coordinates with the British ministry of shipping to reestablish freight and passenger routes to the Orient and the West Indies. Steamers Asia and Russia return to Vancouver or Hong Kong before owners reclaim them. Halifax to West Indies service restarts, and a monthly Canada to South Africa link resumes, with private rate control returning as services restart.
Premier Orlando told parliament that Italy cannot demobilize due to ongoing difficulties. The government insists war material and military readiness remain intact, complicating immediate demobilization and postwar planning amid tense national pressures.
The article notes Prince George set to travel with the Dominion tour after a refit. It mentions preparations for his portrayal by British royalty and the voyage aboard ships from the German fleet, indicating a ceremonial voyage or royal visit context.
State telegrams report General Allenby's state entry into Aleppo on December 10, preceded by a vast Indian Cavalry escort. Streets lined, crowds watched as the mayor presented keys, and Allenby spoke at the governor's residence to civil, religious, and administrative leaders amid strong public enthusiasm.
Italian inventors unveil a system to protect valuables on ships using a vertical steel shaft with floating vaults. A hermetically sealed float and a signaling moat mark wreck position. They demonstrated by locking a man inside a floatable safe that surfaced after sinking to the bottom.
Edward Nally of the Marconi Company testified before the marine committee that more than 25 wireless stations in Mexico were under German control during the war. Operators at each station were German supervised by experts formerly employed at Sayville and Tuckerton and on interned German liners.
Gen W. Yudensteh claims capture of Ercerum and Trebi zond and reports a former Rossen commander in Asiatic Turkey disguise as a peasant. He reportedly reached Stockholts after fleeing to the Caucasus amid chaotic pursuit.
A fragmented snippet from Patna mentions relief for aches and pains, with unclear references to Manis and dragGET. The readable text hints at a medicine or remedy claim, but specifics are absent.
General Mannerheim left New Castle for Helsinki to assume office and pursue terms with the Allies. He aims for recognition of Finland's complete independence and a cooperative government with all parties, after discussions with London and Paris leaders. He praised the warm reception.
An advertisement extols Putnam's corn remedy claiming immediate painless removal of corns and peeling away root tissue. It targets readers seeking quick treatment with a strong emphasis on ease and comfort.
Paris sources report the Preach government weighing a December 24 bill by Deputy Jacques Stern to form an international financial union of allies. The plan would apportion war costs by population and power, backed by about one hundred delegates across parties, with a British parallel under discussion. In Lisbon, Unionist leader Dr Camacho and Republican head Magalhaes Lima were arrested, Lima tied to a letter found on the assassin of President Paes.
Information reaches the American government that Pancho Villa intends a demonstration in northern Mexico to gauge the attitude of the United States toward resuming his operations. Sources note such moves are being discussed within select circles.
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