Germany’s Next War Plans Warned by German Militant
The Toronto Mail and Empire reviews Baron Freytag-Loringhoven’s book Deductions from the World War, arguing it reveals German militarism’s aims and the belief that peace must be temporary until Germany is defeated. It calls for a league of nations and harsh future constraints to prevent repeat conflict.
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Wilson
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Prussia
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Universal League For the Preservation of Peace
Preytag
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Toronto Mail and Empire
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Rennie’s
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Price Rise Bill to Increase Payouts Under Animal Diseases Act
A bill to be introduced by the minister of agriculture during the current session would raise payments to owners of animals slaughtered under the Animal Contagious Diseases Act. Maximums are set at 200 dollars per horse, 80 per cattle head, and 20 per pig or sheep for grade animals, with higher caps for pure bred stock. The amendments would run for three years.
Permits Adjust Food Rationing for Canadian Families
The new system extends food rationing to all Canadians in England including soldiers wives and dependents. Officers soldiers and families must hold permits to buy at regimental institutes, listing household members and confirming dependents' status. Permits cover three months and purchases vary per periodic food controller orders.
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England
Japan to Spend Heavily on Navy in 1918 Despite Steel Shortage
Japan plans to expend nearly £15,000,000 on its navy in 1918, funded partly by surplus funds and revenue, but mainly through a rise in taxes including a 20 percent increase in income tax on the wealthier classes. Seven Japanese shipyards offer to supply 1% tons of shipping to America for every ton of steel shipped from America, aiming to provide about 300,000 tons of shipping.
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America
Saskatchewan Agricultural Societies 1917 Event Totals
In 1917 Saskatchewan agricultural societies held 13 spring stallion shows 50 ploughing matches 2 good will competitions 133 exhibitions 1 poultry show and 60 short courses across the province.
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Agricultural Societies
Province of
Saskatchewan
The Superiority of Civilization Over Barbarism
Bel loc discusses civilization’s edge over barbarism in World War I as it adapts to new weaponry, air observation, and gas defenses. He notes three waves of progress, from rapid munitioning to mobile howitzers and anti gas measures, with German reliance on surprise countered by Allied innovation. He cites Eastern Slavs’ lack of industrial power as a temporary setback for the foe.
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Hilaire Belloc
Marne
Ypres
Europe
Britain
Mr. Belloc
Prussia
Copenhagen Chewing Tobacco Gains Popularity
The article explains Copenhagen Chewing Tobacco grows in use because it avoids noticeable mouth movement. Users place a small pinch between lip and gum for satisfaction and a cool taste without chewing. It is touted as economical in use.
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