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Newspaper
Wilkie Press
Location
Wilkie, Saskatchewan, Canada
Date
Dec 05, 1918
Page
4
Readjustment of Europe Sparks Czech Slovak Independence Drive
Prof Masaryk notes rise of new small nations in Europe as suppressed peoples seek federal or independent states. He cites 70 nationalities, mixed borders, and the push for self governance from Austria and Hungary toward unified Czecho Slovakia and other autonomy movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hungary
Thomas Fi
Masaryk
United States
Marnaryk
Europe
ePoroers
Austria
Germany
Turkey
Romania
Serbia
Montenegro
Poland
Prussia
Russia
Belgian Boys Welcome Admiral Ostend Visit
Belgian youths swam to the derelict Vindictive at low tide and climbed aboard to cheer Admiral Ostend as he arrived, joining in a salute to the commander while Dover welcomed Keyes London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keyes
London
Dover
Ee Ostendthor
Ghost of Kaiser's Palace Foretells Death in Legend
The tale links a White Lady ancestress to the Kaiser and Countess Agnes. Ancestral murders, palace crimes, and a 475 year old building with 1000 windows are cited as evidence. Carlyle notes the spectre visited Frederick the Great on the night before his death, with doctors unable to avert demise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnesee
Nuremburg
Hiv Jline
Brandenburg
Agnes
Thomas Carlyle
Frederick the Great
Jin
Intimate glimpse of fallen Russian aristocracy in exile
A Finnish painter Hugo Blackmanson recounts details from Petrograd about former Russian court members now reduced to poverty in Helsingfors and New York. He notes Prince Putyatin and Maria Pavlovna enduring hunger lines while Grand Duke Sergius’s immense wealth vanishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jense
Hugo Blackmanson
Blackmanson
Petrograd
Helsingfors
Rey
New York
V’rince
Putiatin
Maria Favlowna
Prince Wilhelm
Sweden
United States
Putyatin
Russia
Tsarkoe Selo
Sergius
Maria Pavlovna
Napoleon's St Helena asylum cited as British justice
A century ago Napoleon placed his fate in Britain’s hands choosing England to guard his person after defeat. He appealed to the Prince Regent saying he sought protection under British laws, contrasting with plans by his enemies to execute him and praising Britain as powerful, constant, and generous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
St. Helena
England
Blucher
Europe
Themistocleum
Former Emperor Charless Warns Austria on Bolshevism
In a Reuters interview, the former Austrian emperor Charles warned that Vienna and Austria face chaos unless the country is reinterated quickly. He said Bolshevism would threaten the region if immediate action is not taken though he downplayed the danger of Bolshevism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Charles
Associated Press Today
Austria
King Calls Scouts to Build Postwar Canada and Empire
A 1915 message from King George V urges Manitoba Boy Scouts to embody good citizenship and Scout values. Commissioner C W Rowley asks leaders to guide boys toward honesty, loyalty, self restraint, and service, stressing duty to the British Empire and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert’ T
Boy Scouts Movement
International Scout Brotherhood
C. W. Rowley
Boy Scouts of
Manitoba
Winnipeg
Boy Scouts' Association
Boy Scouts
Boy Scout
Canada
Paris Ponders Extradition of Former German Emperor
Premier Clemenceau asked University of Paris law dean Charles Lyon-Caen to opine on extradition of William Hohenzollern. Lyon-Caen, needing time for study, requested delay per La Liberte. Also reads a Sunday School dialogue about gambling in the Bible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Clemenceau
Charles Lyon-Caen
Faculty of Law
University of Paris
Wiliam Hohenzollern
M. Lyon-Caen
la Liberte
Restoration Debate on French Cathedrals and War Ruins
The article argues against restoring ruined Gothic churches and destroyed cathedrals. It urges preservation of ruins as moral testimony, discusses German destruction of seventy three cathedrals, and contemplates reprisal and the fate of damaged monuments from Verdun to Louvain over many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apel
Tes
France
Belgium
Cologne
Retarg
Proesia
Verdun
Louvain
Indians Help Greater Production Campaign Details
An official report to Hon. Arthur Meighen by W. M. Graham shows a western Indian production drive expanding for 1919. Some 21,200 acres on reserves are cultivated for wheat with 16 gas tractors, bank houses, granaries, and feed for land ready for seeding. Beef production rose after 384 stockers were bought and later sold, netting a $10,000 profit. Indians cultivated 14,000 acres this season while reserves absorbed over 10,000 more. Over 20,000 head of cattle exist, and 12,000 acres were leased to white settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Meighon
W. M. Graham
Gleichen
Alta
Blackfoot
Cluny
MacLeod
Alte
Blood
Sask
Muscowpetun
Broadview
Crooked Lakes
Sintaluta
Assiniboine
Graham
Fire Hills
King Albert in Ghent Receives Welcoming Throngs
King Albert and Queen Elizabeth visit Ghent after four years of war, reviewing the first Belgian division in Place d Armes. A ten year old girl presents the queen with a bouquet, and the royal party honors veterans as citizens praise their resilience and cite van Artevelde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ghent
Prince Leopold
Simmmee van der Leyne
Lancers
Elizabeth
Albert
Anscele
Defaulters Must Be Punished In Ottawa
The military police will no longer be used to round up defaulters under the military service act, though defaulters are still to be punished. Militia HQ says past aim was to secure men for overseas service, using police to compel duty. Now arrests are removed from military police as overseas demand has ceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Militia
Militia Department
Canada Remembers Fallen Soldiers in Grave War Message
A wartime message lauds Canada for paying a costly price in blood and tears. It honors the dead and promises enduring remembrance by future generations, stressing righteousness liberty and aid to the weak against barbarism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bev
Canada
Deangst
Edmne
Barbariam
Wreck of Campania Sinks in Firth of Forth
Ocean Greyhound Campania, once Cunard queen and later mother ship for seaplanes, sank off Scotland after breaking from moorings in a gale. Built 1892 in Glasgow, 12,950 tons, she served in Jutland and Dardanelles before being dismantled and then acquired by the British Admiralty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campania
Firth of Forth
Scotland
Durin Wale
Camnia
Cunard
New York
Quernstown
City of
Paris
Glasgow
Admiralty
Jutland
Dardanelles
Protect Farm Machinery From Weather This Winter
An editorial from Sleepy Eye Progressive notes men scold wives for leaving sewing machines out but often neglect farm tools. It urges farmers to shelter costly equipment through winter, suggesting practical steps to save money and extend tool life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord of Creation
Sleepy Eye
Minn
Canadians in England may now proceed to Canada
London reports that any Canadian officer in England may sail home to Canada regardless of rank. By month’s end an estimated ten to twelve thousand other ranks will have departed, and by Christmas the number of troops returning is expected to reach twenty thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Canada
Christmmas
Prosperous Saskatchewan Public Accounts for 1917 to 1918 Released
The public accounts of Saskatchewan for the year ending April 30 1918 show total liabilities of 29 645 836 dollars and assets of 53 444 165 dollars. The surplus of assets over liabilities amounts to 23 798 329 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saskatchewan
How Nazareth Was Taken by the British Air Attack
Nazareth fell to British air raids on September 18 as Zeppelins bombed the Jenin airdrome. Aircraft kept watch over the field all day dropping twenty pound bombs in pairs while British cavalry executed a critical turning movement unseen by the Turks. By dawn Nazareth entered at 3 oclock the Pearl morris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tof
Jenin
Nazareth Yr
Hostility at Home for Ex-Emperor and Heir in Europe
Western Germany dispatch reports strong anti Kaiser Wilhelm II and his eldest son. German soldiers sought to pursue and kill Wilhelm II after entering Holland but were stopped by Dutch guards. The former crown prince is equally despised and guarded in Holland. Eitel Friedrich and August Wilhelm attract royalist sympathy as dynastic hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Germany
Daily Mail
the Hague
Wil- Wai
Holland
Eitel Friedrich
August Wilhelm
Winter Butter Storage Advice for Households
Household tips emphasize using fresh sweet cream for butter and washing out buttermilk. Salt lightly for even color and better keeping quality, suggesting 1.5 percent salt. Store in the coldest place possible, preferably outside the house in winter, or in a crevice covered by strong brine to exclude air.
Wealthy Germans Evade War Charges Moves to Neutral Nations
British papers note German capitalist classes seek to dodge war charges by moving large sums to neutral countries. The strategy shifts burdens onto poorer classes and heightens anxiety among the German elite about wartime costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
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