Austria Quits War Armistice Terms Agree with Allies
The armistice terms for Austria match those accepted by Bulgaria and Turkey. They require complete demilitarization, Allied control of railways, removal of Austro-Hungarian forces from the Western Front, and internment of German troops in fifteen days. About half a million Austrian prisoners and 250000 horses were taken by Italians. Front reports say Allied advances stretch across a 200 mile line toward the fall of Kent.
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Bulgaria
Turkey
Germany
Austria-Haon
Balkans
West Front
France
Kent
Ban
How Victory Loan Helps Canadian Industries
The Imperial Munitions Board reports rapid government advances totaling over 650 million and 1.2 billion in war orders for British and Allied governments. Advances enabled 44 wooden ships and 46 steel ships with a total value over 60 million, plus 3000 ships to date. The board forecasts 60.9 million in war orders for 1910, funded by the Victory Loan and allied mobilization.
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Imperial Munition Board
Canada
Regulations impose employer duty to verify military papers
Governor General approved rules require every employer to ensure military service documents for each employee of military age are present for inspection. It clarifies that 1918 Canadian Registration Certificates do not define Military Service Act status. It also penalizes harboring deserters or aiding absentees with summary conviction on certain offences.
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Canadian Expeditionary Force
Victory Loan Catechism Explains Canadian Bond Drive
A printed catechism outlines the Victory Loan as Canada second Victory Loan and fifth war loan. It describes a Victory Bond as the Dominion of Canada’s promise to repay the named sum, secured by all national assets. The text notes the November loan raised $420,000,000 and funded wartime and domestic industries, including shipbuilding and agriculture, arguing Britain’s army expenses necessitated Allied support and Canada’s own capacity to finance its effort.
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Canada
France
Flanders
Dominion of Canada
Canaan
Britain
Pope
Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Meilicke Observed
Mr and Mrs Meilicke celebrated their Golden Wedding on Monday November 4 at the home of Mr and Mrs J P Grest in Sedave with only immediate relatives attending. He is 75 and she 73, long health and strength despite losses around them. They moved to North Dakota in 1882 to farm, retired eight years ago and now winter in a warmer climate. Six children are named G Piper Greely Oak Rey A Meilicke Grand Wis N Grest Me Grest Watrous and there are one grandchild and three great grandchildren.
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J. P. Great
Sedave
Mr. Merlicke
Mrs. Merlicke
One Million Scholars One Million Dollars Rally
A public rally proclaims one million Sunday School scholars and families linked to Young People's Associations of the church group. The message highlights a vast reach and fundraising emphasis for education and religious activities.
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