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Newspaper
Outlook
Location
Outlook, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
3
The homeward move begins as construction stops and shipments are redirected. Sick and convalescent wounded will be sent home first amid logistics delays. With winter, French rail capacity is strained, delaying American shipments.
Earl Curzon, leader of the British war cabinet, hosted a government dinner for inter allied petroleum delegates Serta Remains and Italian delegates. He said the allied cause rose on a wave of oil and noted fleets of motor trucks aided the war effort. The council reported handling 13,000,000 tons of oil in eighteen months.
A note from the Dutch council of ministers states the former emperor remains interned at Amerongen Castle and no exception will be granted to him to leave Dutch territory. The government says it will ensure no abuse or actions that could harm the country, and expects foreign states to respect Dutch hospitality traditions.
A historical notice extols a single true remedy for asthma with a long record of relief. The item is sold widely and promoted as a universal cure in train of advertisements.
Field Marshal von Hindenburg telegraphs that Germany cannot renew hostilities. The Wolff agency reports internal conditions prevent any renewed fighting and that operations against the French army alone would be impossible.
Explosion at Hamont Belgium wrecked munitions trains killing many with 150 dead reported and up to 2000 casualties feared. Injured rushed to Boedel Holland as Dutch aid moves across the border. Fire and disruption draw international response.
Former British prime minister Herbert H. Asquith responds to Prince Liow ski’s appeal for changes to the armistice terms. He describes his stance and urges careful consideration, reflecting postwar diplomatic tensions and public sentiment.
A fragment speaks of a hypothetical William placed on a boat or near a frontier. It warns the allies would know how to respond. It suggests the Bertie government must prove its republican convictions by the severity shown toward the war's author.
The article discusses unresolved status of the former Kaiser William II and doubts over asylum grants by Holland. It notes no formal steps taken and questions who would try him and what evidence would be needed to convict.
Paris reports that preliminaries of peace cannot start until January, requiring an armistice renewal before December 17. The armistice runs from November 11 with 48 hour notice for extension or renunciation. Alsace Lorraine evacuation must finish by November 26 and German troop withdrawal follows.
On March 16, 1917 the H.M.S. Achilles and the boarding steamer Dundee pursued a German raider between Iceland and Norway. A small boarding party boarded the steamer and, with Achilles support, sank the German craft despite its larger size and 400 men aboard.
After peace ends the war era, many westerners plan trips to their old homes. CPR offers low fares to all points east and return, signaling a surge in travel demand this year.
The readable text hints at a local notice or event involving a seating or weight measure around 1900 and a reference to a committee or selection process. Mentions names Deshie U and Mary, with unclear roles and dates. The passage is garbled and lacks concrete actions or outcomes.
An anxious parent writes about a child with St. Vitus dance and describes seeking relief through Dr Chase's nerve food after consulting a physician. The letter discusses observations of odd movements and the hope for improvement with treatment.
An order issued by the Royal Air Force Flight Program applies to all Canadian aviation camps. The directive clarifies jurisdiction and operational scope for training programs across Canada.
A fragment notes the medicine as soothing and strong, praising its timely use and effectiveness for fortifying health and vigor.
The report suggests no shift in German policy despite claims. Two British graves in the area reclaimed by the British First Army were marked to unknown British soldiers. Upon opening the graves mines and fuses were discovered arranged within.
Nine years after M. Louis Bichiat crossed the channel in a plane the era of British aircraft built in United States factories now flies from the United States toward the battlefields of France.
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