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Wilkie Press in Wilkie, Saskatchewan

01 Jul 1915

Page 6

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Wilkie Press

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Wilkie, Saskatchewan, Canada

Date

Jul 01, 1915

Page

6

Japan and China forge a new orient doctrine debate

The article examines Japan's diplomatic move guiding China, the Okuma doctrine, and the hope Japan will shield China from European power plays. It weighs altruistic aims against temptations of influence, noting Britain and Germany interests and the global watchfulness over this Asia pivot.

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Count Okuma Japan United States Europe Far East Russia Manchuria Mongolia Korea Great Britain Hongkong Tibet Germany Shangtung Fukien Yaengtee West River Punan England France Okuma China America World Peking Beneft
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Centenary of the Waterloo Battle and its sweeping costs

June 18 marks the Waterloo clash that ended Napoleon’s bid for world dominion. Wellington’s 67 000 British and 15 guns faced 71 000 French with 14 000 cuirassiers. The French pressed La Haye Sainte and La Haye Balnte while British squares held. Night fell with Prussian help near and the fate of the army sealed.

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Napoleon Elba Cannes Lyons Marshal Ney Paris Desch Bruecher Waterloo Wellington Mougsemont Hougemont Ney Lef la Haye Balnte Picton Romerset Ponsonby Martland Nepotech Iie la Haye Sainte Bluecher Grouchy Wavre
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British Women Drill For Home Defense During War Era

The article notes royal and noble women hold honorary military ranks but remain peaceful figures. It highlights thousands of British women drilling nightly to defend homes, with 4000 workers in Newcastle producing shells. It calls them grim working mothers who may form a formidable force if needed, while many fought for suffrage through hunger strikes.

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Olga Greece Rominten East Prussia Great Britain Newcastle-on-Tyne England
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