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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
2
A prominent citizen urges the town to reject a $20,000 grant to the school district for a new building. He argues the town cannot gift funds to a separate entity and recommends using the money for surface drainage instead, which would create work and benefit taxpaying residents.
At the last Board of Trade session the president was called to time for acting pro per during a Winnipeg stay with N.K. Boyd an ex M P to approach Hon R Rogers.
Editorial defends Board of Trade leadership in pressing for immediate completion of bridge approaches to aid town growth despite opposition. It praises J. H. Gordon as councillor nominee and notes streets and liquor restrictions impact on hotels and local progress with Hudson Bay Railway. The Herald endorses Board of Trade efforts to advance Le Pas.
The writer criticizes opposition to French as outdated and urges action. They reference a Winnipeg Telegram article and a Dreamland censor picture, arguing for locating a school near railway tracks and recalling past ideas. They note the danger of a 300 foot cliff fall without fatal injuries.
The Winnipeg Telegram quotes the French president affirming that Britain and France must remain allied for civilization and world peace. The remark expresses gratitude and signals a shared civilizational mission between the two nations.
The text praises the late King for expounding a unity view between Britain and France, condemns past hostilities as foolish, and lauds Napoleon's revolutionary methods. It argues Waterloo ended sentimental rivalries and endorses an Anglo French alliance as a key peace guarantee amid global tensions.
The passage compares national characters, praising French speed in adopting ideas and English steadiness. It notes the two nations differ yet complement each other, with French imagination and English tenacity forming a durable, enduring partnership across history.
The text argues that after conflicts friends make good allies and a Frenchman would aid a British officer in a tight spot. It claims few want to fight the alliance now, seeing the two races as complementary in intellect invention and resistance, poised to shape Europe’s future toward peace.
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