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	The Wolseley News November 18, 1914
Location	Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan
City	Wolseley, SK
Table Of Contents	Recruits selected War news Homemakers' Club Church notes Town Council The talisman Where the guilt lies Dissatisfaction grows in Germany When spithead saw battle Deadly torpedoes of war Why we fight Home-made battle trophies Island of Cyprus Ramified Royalty Vandalism! Indian troops good fighters The Austrian "Bauer" Grateful to Canada Great feat of French patrol Aimed at newspapers Aeroplane has aided Allies Protracted defensive fighting The Canadians and the King Tobacco and the Army Protect young timber Water on planet of Mars Amazing India Vesuvius growing active Lighting up old forges Fires and forest fertility Care required in storing potatoes Guards charged through storm Organized pillage Wire fencing and trees Sheep raising is profitable Austria punished The reason for the German terror Another nebula coming Sintaluta news Kendal The trip to England Around town Personal Copper via Italy for Germany Must stick to German names Digging trenches while under fire Don'ts for the War Canada's devotion Punishment of cowardice German blood in America Where Von Tirpitz shines King fights with troops War news for settlers Patriotic Christian endeavor Aliens' discarded nomenclature will have to stand as before war Morals of nations The German spy system War will not last as long as predicted, thinks the Premier The weekly market report Last call for rebels Hadn't heard of war Scheme for unemployed Governor was given his sword Canada congratulates Australia Canadians are popular Victories were dreams Bribe to Turkey Winter quartres Is Germany looking for peace Gunboat was torpedoed Coaling Germans in S. America Charts reaching Germans Germans becoming uneasy Sunk at Tsing Tau Food in Belgium British War Relief Association Takes danger seriously Reckless bravery before Tsing-Tau Mounted Police for Canada Cracow [Krakow] is preparing Holland's monopoly Heacy snow in Germany Floating mine exploded Kultur of Krupp History is made by British forces in defence of Ypres British destroyer at work Turkey already repenting Equipment for Contingent The Sunday School lesson Many Canadians for Civil Service King's message of praise District news: Glenavon, Ellisboro, Stonybrook, Summerberry The markets

	The Wolseley News November 25, 1914
Location	Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan
City	Wolseley, SK
Table Of Contents	Town Council A.B. Gillis selected Summerberry The Temple of Fame The trip to England The talisman Mr. Roosevelt's peace plan The cost of horse labor Famous one-armed soldier Useful germs Turkey doomed Neutrality of Belgium French guns have the range Irrigation farming Alfalfa is very profitable crop Popular with troops Artificial milk from beans Dum dums Canada's devotion Kingdom of Hanover The English vocabulary Tribute to Prussian valor Praises valor of enemy Terrifying spectacle Endurance of the Russians War again in Bible lands Sintaluta news Curling Club organizes Kendal Stonybrook Chester Rural Council Around town Personal The markets Antwerp's cathedral Honor unknown The German case Naval prize money Physique of Germans poor Pays dearly for neutrality Ventilation of farm buildings Atrocity stories Hints to Canalians Distance is deceptive The tact of old Sam Up-to-date stamps Letters to enemy countries Battle of trenches one endless grave Stands firm on embargo The toil of war War cripples opera The necessity of laying mines is fully explained by Premier The weekly market report Scattered Boer rebels No votes for aliens War price sharks Germans shifting troops to the East Big battle rages in Northwest Poland Promises a new Emden Colombia's aid Capital moved back to Paris Belgian Relief Russian Naval victory Occupation of Belgrade imminent The enemy repulsed Tsing Tau Governor Servia [Serbia] seeks Russian aid Emden an easy victim of Sydney 1000 letters sent to King of Belgium Troops showing effects of strain Crime much less now in England Hon. L.P. Pelletier goes to bench Patriotic Fund at million Prince is appointed Aide-de-Camp Held on to last minute May be sent to Egypt "Real fight with Great Britain" Canadians to go in sex weeks Are more teetotal Perishable food Princess Pats. there Canadans for sport Duration of war may hinge on impending battle in Poland Tea no dearer - New British tax will not affect Canadian price British successful against the Turks Canadian bank branches Kaiser stakes all on battle in Poland Saw examples of German attrocities Thirty tons of books The Sunday School lesson To our correspondents District news: Candiac, Glenavon, Baring, Ellisboro Church notes

	The Wolseley News November 4, 1914
Location	Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan
City	Wolseley, SK
Table Of Contents	Public school report Not allowed to sell invalid Port War news Long distance wire Church notes Montmartre R. Council Patriotic Fund The talisman Protect farm implements Canada's grain crops Finds it pays to advertise The history of trapshooting British loses in the war Many Parisians are in dire straits The road hogs of Europe - Little nations defended with eloquence A tale of horror - American Consul's escape from Antwerp Equipment of soldiers Press for pioneer claims Wellington's nose saved his life C.P.R. employees and the war Spies in Canada Making paper-pulp Singer at the Front The German spy and his black cow Bravery of Belgian women The Canadian Patriotic Fund The spirit of old Distinguished service medal Britain may use N.B. pulp Sintaluta news Care and abuse of farm machinery Around town Personal Killing men by machinery War in the Winter Begin to look like Veterans A first-class fighting man A new and better Europe coming Boys in the battle line C.E. in prisons and hospitals Cry for retribution German spy tells of his secret work in Scotland Acre of wheat for Empire Saskatchewan grain crop Extend rural free delivery The Royal Horse Artillery Belgian farmers of Saskatchewan Ross rifles ordered German ethics Winning the Victoria Cross Real British pluck Germans fled from booty Wiltshire moonrakers England will not forget The settlement to be made when Germany is defeated Espionage of the enemy German spy nearly fooled Parisians What can be offered to recuits Repairing airship in clouds The price of peace Britain's new lighthouse Kaid Maclean bereaved District news: Glenavon, Summerberry, Ellisboro The markets

	The Wolseley News October 14, 1914
Location	Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan
City	Wolseley, SK
Table Of Contents	Town Council Public School report War news Patriotic Fund Teachers meet at Qu'Appelle No advice yet as to troops wanted The markets The talisman Reason Japan got into war Once bitten twice shy Wrath will fall on Kaiser Why Britain is at war Many German women acting as spies The British lion has wakened up Government to pay transportation The Panama Canal The Strassburg prophecy Captain's remarkable record Challenge and answer The cry for more men Belgium's great arsenal Hero of 200 duels A French hero's death Eye of a submarine New Infantry training Equality of sex Embarrassing family tree Christian endeavor type Mail found in hull of Empress Regimental dog saved soldier Shows where Switzerland stands The United States of Europe Better tilling more important Much on war, little on education Pigmy and giant Around town Personal Patriotic concert Church notes Normal schools "Greenbacks" Foodstuffs as contraband Seize bags of flour Canada should make plans Cripples who have won renown Organization of hospital system Don't kill the birds Regarding trade with the enemy Effects of fumes of new shells The lure of the crooked trails Hard labor FIne old bull kills 18 Germans Dogs succor wounded soldiers Pound a week for disabled man The first Victoria Cross Capt. Grenfell's gallant deed Good salaries in the army and navy Making a soldier May receive many orders Stevenson's grave again in Empire A sensible merchant Biggest coin ever struck Plan to store grain in the West for use of the Empire The weekly market report Hughes to visit war zone Ardmount struck a mine Armies place huge orders Second successful engagement Insuring against zeppelins Germany was prepared Damage done Committee of Mercy work Premier of Japan on causes of war Mounted police not for war Zeppelins to attack Britain Ordered to shoot women Ill-treating British captives Hopes to involve his country in war Two vessels taken by French To the Front Another German destroyer stunk Canada can send 500000 men Japan assures United States Bought huge sugar supply Winnipeg as a base Want to go direct Awful cost of war To isolate cholera Second Canadian Contingent a complete army division South Atlantic clear Notice issued regarding mines Unusual to retreat after victory Is a bitter pill Steps to re-open the Dardanelles Germany sending guns The Sunday School lesson District news: Ellisboro, Summerberry, Glenavon, Baring, Moffat

	The Wolseley News October 21, 1914
Location	Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan
City	Wolseley, SK
Table Of Contents	War news Fourteen battalions Late M.A. Northrope The late Mrs. John Hay The markets Patriotic Fund Church notes Good sportsman Patriotic citizen The talisman Germans disliked Goschen Scotland leads in recruiting Italy and Great Britain Business as usual? When nations want to settle things Espionage covered France Suffers "for his Patriotism" The world's wheat supplies Inventor's new achievement Better feeling in the trade Germans cutting prices to Canadians English Universities and the war The future is ours Old French glass C.P.R. employ many laborers Utilizing vacant land Want Canadian wheat and oats Industrial laboratory Clays laboratory Canada and the Navy In the fighting line A new mountain in B.C. German and British cruisers How Von Beulow fell Tribute to German doctors Fisherman's heroism Flogging in the German Navy The Russian People A statement from a farmer Effect of the war A deadly shower Mixture of rages Treaties and contracts Bound to get into fray Around town Personal Captain P.A. Bateman-Champain American sentiment Increasing National debts Training officer for the Army Condition of trade expansion Dutch against Germans German shell fire Financial stringency The home garden Entente cordiale Canada's warriors Carrier pigeons in war Germany's gospel of culture Making soldiers slowly Saving the gun An Imperial mystery Retribution How the Kaiser took it The planting and care of shade trees Starting tree distribution "Dum-dum" bullets Battling for supremacy of Justice Belgium Government posts a proclamation at Ostend The weekly market report "Le Royale Canadienne" 1500 Greeks are expelled Message to French President Medical service for soldiers Thrilling air duel over Paris Vaccine for cholera Sugar prices soaring Looks after Colonials The Sunday School lesson Canadian troops are in England Germany's losses in the war For C.P.R. apprentices Turkish Army 900000 Germans slink in Bayonet skill will feature Enemy is not lessening attempts Garibaldi has many difficulties Churchill defended Neutral counties suffering Canadian military hospital in use Germans have 1000000 on Frontier Canal closed Ship clothing for Belgians The Allies are prepared to deliver a smashing blow War and prices Generous treatment of Germans Await word from War Office Soldiers' drafts will be honored Contracts for Canada Does not want much Brilliant victory for Russian Cossacks Will give students year's standing Germany and the Scheldt District news: Glenavon, Ellisboro, Baring Servia's mad-cap [Serbia] Swiss are Patriotic Contraband articles

	The Wolseley News October 28, 1914
Location	Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan
City	Wolseley, SK
Table Of Contents	Town Council Record plowing in West One acre each Patriotic Fund Late war news Church notes The private secretary Chester Rural Council The markets The talisman A red revenge - How French redeemed Sedan, Germans trapped and slain Business facts about the war On bridge to the end General Dyke, Holland's dependence The road hods of Europe - Little nations defended with eloquence Storming a battery Wipe Germany off the map Hero of historic charge at Dargi Splendid warriors Imperial highway British soldiers' stories Think hard - It pays to think about food Doom of spy - Guilty German plumber meets grim fate Exclusive order of Knighthood Highlander's funeral The bully of Potsdam Who will help? Man's eyes pulled out Military hygiene and sanitation The literature of the farm British Columbia sanitary inspection Germans' appalling outrages of defenceless peasants War and the eugenist Distribution of seed grain and potatoes Armies cannot long withstand slaughter Sintaluta Around town Personal Subterranean town Kaiser's last line of defence Air pilot's feat Nameless horrors Bird's eye view of battle One Tommy equals 3 Germans German only laughed Playing with corpse How turpinite kills Always a light at coffin of last Czar The intelligent juryman "Tommies" in German hands Only well-trained troops to the Front Inventor refuses Germany's offer Recruting for the Second Contingent now proceeding The weekly market report Raid on coast a failure Officers and men becoming rarer Japs cleaned up Easy recruiting now in Canada German Secret Service German Prince captured Civil service corps Warships' work Accuracy of Naval fire Antwerp normal Promotions at top Alaska boundary Russian Army effective Destroy a German submarine base Germany to feel pinch of hunger Austria's plight Belgian Relief Commission France's new ship Inspectors coming to size up gifts Britain rounds up its enemies Germany's master spy Avenged one great wrong Increase the production Announcement of warships engaged Wheat at Moose Jaw Flour for Belgians British fleet take advantage of every chance at the enemy Illegitimate methods Wants books for Canadians Canadians serious The Sunday School lesson First Lord was there What Italy proposes Was for Turkey District news: Kendal, Ellisboro, Glenavon, Summerberry Mails delayed

	The Wolseley News October 7, 1914
Location	Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan
City	Wolseley, SK
Table Of Contents	Wolseley Rural Council Chester Rural Council Little of ______ troops Church notes Letters from the Front Pith of war news The markets The talisman Home use of Canadian apples Belgium's stand Encourage them to marry Humbug Costs of war in Europe The strongest link The vastness of Africa Why Britain is at war British versus German gun-makers Rainbow stone, Canada's trasure The bear that got away Japanese honor Shipowners ask protection Electricity used for flashing signals A distinguished cabman The Irish never surrender The Kaiser's despair Belgium and her people Soldiers at Valcartier Bound his book with a lady's skin Large works completed Canada well stocked with food Apples Where Canada lags Reforestation in Java Why cheese exports have been declining Moose Jaw market Around town Personal Grand Patriotic concert Patriotic Fund Use of rubber in mending body Prince of Wales' motto Christian endeavor on ships The two brothers The modern Caesar Ladies of the Mikado's Court Transmission of sound through water A profusion of telephones Circumvent import prohibition To correct German ignorance Supplies are being shipped to Germany through Holland The weekly market report Another aviator for Allies Next Contingent considered Long distance aero fleet Janney commands Canadian aviators Martyr of Brussels The Sunday School lesson Seized Red Cross funds Place new ordnance - German warships in Kiel Canal being refitted One in five for Empire Enemy is losing ground British officer tells of fight Naval volunteers German spies in India Prohibiting entrance of artisans Architectural protest Savages of Potsdam Silent departure of Canadian troops from historic Quebec Took ships off West Africa War will be short, says financier Canada has an added advantage Crown Prince is plunderer Growing disgust in Berlin and Vienna Cannot restore Reims District news: Baring, Glenavon, Ellisboro, Summerberry Cow that wear well

	The Wolseley News September 16, 1914
Location	Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan
City	Wolseley, SK
Table Of Contents	Town Council Ordination service Patriotic Association Cooke-Morrison Regina asks for big conference Flower show Old resident gone The talisman The unemployed in war time Germany's designs Mystery of the salmon Origin of the telephone The automotive back Under a banyan tree What the Dominion has given to war Christian endeavor Britain will not use mines Foreign born in the U.S. Canada and the war Cultivation to kill weeds To preserve eggs Fires and soil fertility He could not understand Europe's much-conquered Empire Food supply and public needs Chinese humor How Loch Awe was formed Pocket hunters Profit in arresting deserters Cities used to sieges Food for consumptives Bismarck's appetite On manhunt in Arctic Circle War duty on coffee Wireless telephones Fire beds An unrepresentative house The cry of the starving Money the force Don't be stampeded Around town Personal Germans still retreat Church notes Rallying round the old flag Bridal party mishap Costs $25000 to kill each soldier Buttermilk and health The value of silence Progress in wood treatment Interprovincial water law Thoroughbreds and Arabs Amortization is an important term The man who keeps his head Keeping horses busy Riot led to formation of British Army The world's greatest army Conductor's punches are registered How we go to sleep The trade war The unity of the Empire King George sends message to far-flung subjects Peace celebrations Arrest of an Alberta German British enthusiasm in recruiting Wants descriptive reports Sent message to President Wilson Asiatic immigration Canad to enter navy lists For transportation To repair cable Demand foodstuffs Intensive farming in Great Britain Seeking new source of supplies Russia wins great battle A refuge in England Germans in danger of new movement Do not fear Kaiser's exes Real sinews of war Population of South France doubled More Germans going Early preparations Location of Canada's troops Saskatchewan gives horses Quarrel between kaiser and his tools No matter who wins Austria loses Teachers in war zone Weekly market report Britain's money may win To keep out alien enemies Austria in desperate plight Kaiser big land holder in America No ocean immigration Sunday School lesson Newfoundland helps Sifton battery in shape Eruption in California Russian reservists not called District news: Ellisboro, Glenavon, Chering Raise stock The markets

	The Wolseley News September 2, 1914
Location	Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan
City	Wolseley, SK
Table Of Contents	Pith of war news The markets Chester Rural Council New phone numbers Hoch! Der Kaiser The talisman The dairy industry in Siberia Surrendered his sword First cup of tea Build homes for birds Peril's of the diver's work Birth rate throws light on the war Funeral festivals The thrifty spirit Judging distance An aviating hen World's most-travelled man Moods of the Bay of Fundy THe late Mrs. Woodrow Wilson Ontario fish breeding Smallest of cows First hunger strike recorded A sacrilege Potato juice cure Some insurance items Who owned the Carl? Moneys in plays Oldest newspaper Alfalfa in Saskatchewan Sending power under the sea Caught by a postal trap To hold the King's head when sick New fishery at Prince Rupert Uncovered by the wind The Planaria Velata The crush of worlds Slatin Pasha in Britsh Army Antiquity of petroleum Watch the clock The Duke and the Artist Where Canada leads Progress of Saskatchewan municipalities Church notes Mrs. Jean Kane Foulke Around town Personal Popular film actor The nation's welfare by Elbert Hubbard Candling eggs The ______ of the Airlies The moustache in history Dean Ramsay and Bannockburn Poor Mrs. Brown Seize your opportunity How trees eat Where his love lay Glorification of futility Champion egg producer Not used to wholesale business How to win Bartlett is exonerated The reconciliation Courtesies of war - Christmas boxes the Boers dropped among the English British arms effective Military spirit in Canada Rude awakening coming to Kaiser Beat off all attacks Number of overseas forces A new Russia H.R.H. message to the people Want war horses Saw the British troops Ontario gives flour Navigation in full swing Alberta crops good Will protect homesteaders Gives 100000 bushels of oats King becomes patron News from Germany Road work started to help farmers Eclipse our shin plaster Suggests bringing Indians 10 lives lost when ships met Will prevent exorbitant charges Will finish C.N.R. 20 transports to carry contingent Helps to finance trade Mail is censored Weekly market report Will want peace in 2 months Two millions - amount desired for Canadian Patriotic Fund Home defence corps Operator tells of the chase An appeal for men Canada's war loan Protest in the name of humanity Erin starts homeward voyage Sunday School lesson Canada's flour is nearly all shipped Toronto fund of $420000 Toronto's gift of horses Germany's weak point Indians offer $1000 District news: Summerberry, Glenavon, Baring, Chering, Ellisboro World's champion hen

	The Wolseley News September 23, 1914
Location	Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan
City	Wolseley, SK
Table Of Contents	Buying horses The war news Montmartre R. Council Patriotic Fund Wolseley Boys all accepted The markets The talisman Great figures will emerge Tunnel is most closelt guarded Country of flour mills Clothespin machines Antwerp, a city rich in history Wriggling signs Tears War prophect Germany has run amuck Testaments of soldiers Canada's trade in the Argentine Canadian women and the war - Patriotic organizations that have been formed in the Dominion Methods of warfare Wheat in Spain A murder in 1873 avenged in 1914 The hunting spirit Battle fleets of the air Canada's oppotunity to capture trade Wireless station in New Brunswick Animals spirits A pretty English lady as aviator Acquisition of relics Full time resumed in textile mills A farmer's suggestion Baring Baring and Thanksgiv'g [Thanksgiving] Around town Personal Church notes Canadian jam factories busy Many superstitions Stooping exercises Shakespeare's birth Change affects animals Some foolhardy feats More wireless for the Hudson Bay Eighteen yours' cold storage Helping the coffee The ship of state Canada's productive duty The right of way Facts make for confidence Discovers mountain Vegtatables as medicine Sir Edward Clark's shorthand Guard agianst shortage Are no vacancies Alberta's oats Cost of living enquiry Establishes prisoners' exchange Hon. Dr. Beland at Front To bring peace to the world Canada sending 40000 troops Unionists behind government French-Canadians are represented Austrian rout now complete U.S. would sign treaties German Admiral with Turkish fleet A day of reckoning - nations of the world will sit in judgement War opens valuable market Max Nordau for France Contributions of $8000 monthly Corps of Engineers for war service Alberta Legislature Oct. 7 Irish Brigade for service Capture explosive bullets The way it is done Austrians have lost 70 per cent To fortify St. John, N.B. Weekly market report No National Board of Trade Death of Gen. De la Ray Daring submarine reaches Harwich Hay arrives To disinfect battlefields Costs Great Britain $3870000 a day Sunday School lesson Strathcona Horse will go King visits wounded District news: Glenavon, Summerberry, Ellisboro

	The Wolseley News September 30, 1914
Location	Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan
City	Wolseley, SK
Table Of Contents	Town Council Patriotic Fund Church notes Van Kluck surrenders Canadian troops have sailed Survey your own farm The markets The talisman The German war chest Making a fool of the Kaiser His short address Why is Britain at war? A huge undertaking Etiquette on battlefield Particular about his diet Pets on the battlefield Serving in the ranks Famous temple Business activity in Regina Not a war of extermination Stiring story of youthful heroism A hope for British victory The first Scotch newspaper War experiences of a Canadian Sea prizes No blue ruin - All that Canadians have to do it stand pat Newsboy halted by the war Passing of Darwinism Proper handling of fresh eggs Crofter for Canada Madame C.M. Severance King's favored tenants Whaling industry Long street names Around town Personal Grand Patriotic concert Crime and the West Bombs from air crafts Where fish are plentiful A live stock market Tulip bread now War and weather Bishop Butler's generosity Skyscraper built by women Old Norwegian pilot defied Kaiser Battlefield is silent to the airmen Napoleon Bonaparte as a recruit Latest method to find time A story from Japan Sweets for nurses Corps maintained by private firm Will send field guns Another mounted regiment Was some gunner Italians most eager Kaiser located German Press hostile to Americans Prominent Germans wounded Enemy's trade agents active New element in warfare on seas Congratulations Redmond Another Mexican revolt An odd idea of British Glory of peace May censor our wires Reports progress on both fields Story of British pluck Ready on October 5 Cuts off German wireless India's loyalty 40000 Canadian troops by Jan. 1 Sent provisions back to Germany Need surgeons and supplies Solid wall of warships Urged to send money home Value of volunteer End of moratorium Ontario preparing increased acreage 92 German ships have been taken Weekly market report The Patriotic Fund Bomb droppers must beware Others may be rescued South Africa rises To raise French-Canadian Regiment Comforts for Contingent Will aid in commerce Austria short of cattle Sunday School lesson Need belts and socks May need more reservists All quiet in labor world District news: Ellisboro, Baring, Glenavon Detective methods vary

	The Wolseley News September 9, 1914
Location	Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan
City	Wolseley, SK
Table Of Contents	From the Front Wanted to fight New Pope elected The markets Shooting season opens Sept. 15 Economic fruit canning Home defence worth thinking about The oldest man New York's tallest Proper way to walk Little stamp collector's geography Golfer's great catch Facts versus fancies English in Japan Telephone still unexplained Sang in the White House Invention in 30 years Measuring light speed Is a gigantic struggle - real nature of war situation now realized Americans to enlist later Refugee immigrants Canadian dies on Belgian battlefield Squadron of Rhodes scholars Indians are imperilled Rumors made Greece uneasy Hudson Bay wireless Many horses being purchased Necessity of secrecy Grahame-White flight commander Regina stock yards open Germans simply slaughtered Becomes deputy minister of mines Make strong resistance Activity during coming Winter German patents cancelled Canadian yacht sails from Boston May sell sacks too China and Japan never more friendly Wilson candidate again Peaceful members are free - law-abiding Austrians and Germans treated as good citizens Many officers to remain New York, Canadians Seed grain assured Japanese also suffer Germans in need of food Regulating the Press The Niobe Commission Weekly market report To give out militia news Wants to represented - Yukon has detachment to send to Europe for our Empire No longer St. Petersburg Russian Army defeats Austrians Homesteaders' privileges Insurrection may result Trouble getting out Girl goes to fight Sunday School lesson Servians win decisive battle New siege guns for Germans Progress of the war Farm management Annie Edney Church notes No permits issued Around town Personal Great opportunities in Newfoundland Shows shadow of hair The talisman German fleet failed Pacific blockades Adhesive postage stamps Hinterland of Canada - Farming on the edge of the Arctic Circle Food shortage next year A pen picture of Lincoln China's peerless iron mine Removing odors from milk Standards of machinery Climbing Apls by funicular railway Harvard's first building Koreans and Chinese Modern Jerusalem The solidarity of the Empire Queen's treasures On way to Coronation Gulf Robbing the coal pile Italy's Montenegrin Queen The creative impulse The size of the waves A suggestive guess Survivor of Siege of Lucknow What Germany has sacrificed Water power District news: Summerberry, Ellisboro, Glenavon Lessen collisions at sea Machine does arithmetic To clean silver Roiled on street for 15 hours Cold storage flowers Buried ashes at sea A chance for some golfer Rubber from steel Mending broken bones

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