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, a e aw o an o na ions,a of humanity, that has deliberately ordered and deliberately sanctioned the murder of innocent wornen_and children, the murder of wounded soldiers_and nurses in hospit- als and hospitals ships, is not to be dealt witht by ordinary international agree men s.

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_ The war‘has now dragged its weary and bloody length through four years, and has entered its fifth. V In these' four years much has happened. Belgium, Serbia; Roumania have been crushed, a third _oi'V Northern France has been laid waste, mil-I lions have been killed and property the value of which cannot be estimated and'

WhiCh C311 I1€V@I‘ be 1'€S_t01'ed has been-.deS')_effect that the famous Admiral Lord Dun-

troyed' _ fi`Practically all the civilized nations Vol# the earth are involved in it and will _be in-l volved until the common purpose of all is attained, namely, to crush_Germany into' absolute inability to again plunge the, world into such a welter of blood, and '£01 teach the whole world that international,

.- -» I _ _ P P y y I ’ righteousness inust phevahlécah ;S hghawgeeee whieh hed been distilled in the ieiler. efafy all 1;_Sh3§`ed tothi Wong tm ed |atories of German chemists months and, l) e lliausds W lc Eftho Gesmans themiielisff-.` probably yeirs before’ .the. Cylinders and n _t,_€;__V2;J. V§11_SS10f; V11) tit mfent of Prince paraphernalia forthe distribution of which 9%, 110 9-ky OE Ge S 6 b dor who were all ready, while picked men had been Lic$1nV§WS y»ht 9 _e1`tf11a(1i1_a111_ta?5a uiV1ica_ carefully trained in their use. “E91 tt; tfllt 110i 111 <;11_ 1i1;§t1ed 01;) lil GEF _I We all know the story of the first gas at- r;VfV>1;]» fof; avg; wits 01;; the dorhinatiorn hack by the Germans, how it caught British ofdtllle world. p ll`his Wald, the outcome ol’ 'hI;;),;)g1),?e,c1(;n;,I;,le,§;:;lcl;.,H,I;,l,):`i(;,1p aired’ brénlgglg sms; $251325.;“dr1§:s:§r.;i§§.‘zine me-y'mg-1-‘1??”p1-1052-ii

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of Prussia, announced “It is precisely oui'Vf eral/Ing for expanslon _drlves us 311" lng lT1Olltll arid IlOSl}I‘llS. Tl`l€S€, hOW€V€l` task diiuntedhlin At any rate when 10 the P21515 Of C011<1‘~1€St» 111 V1€W Of Wh1C11|proved but an indifferent protection andvl °

ore effective means were resorted to. Ev- 11° W” 011° _°f 111° 111051 ““v°P“1=“'

men in England, and -there was a general impression that nobody could make a success of the Food

all chatter about peace and humanity can

and must remain nothing but chatter." ehtua11yVthengh,.elnCt tl th B _-t- _ N01 1055 01111110115 10 116309 are the W01”dS '01' thorities ,came to the dgnclnsidn tlizliillslélgv

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Germany had been for nearly fifty years

preparing for this war but that her aim was days the New york Herald “the beast ig world dominat1on._ Her preparation in ¢ HOW first to use it on the éea_ The inch meenng was to be kmed wherever cluded the building of a fleet that could dent Ong mn. eoast at Smith Island is none - I

II'l3l`.Cl`l tllé BI‘llZlSl’l I1?l.Vy, the I'€CI'l11lL1Ilg' 0llV_{f,he less serious because the hthous d-ecessary wherever there 'was a. limit-

g e an cd supply of ii commod'lty;' and

finally the Food administration was to ment of a network of ’bri1nc‘hes.'l`hls would utllizo local advantages of season and specialty, and distribu- tion, and would put a check on the waste of food due to the lack of

the largest army in the world and honey--ffoastguard 1 - V _ combing every country in the world with _jfeeted hy thI;e;;(;n£;it\€;€gi;;13é}2§£3g' gl; Germanism inorder that when Great Bi-i-hp,-eW]e,._ Ibis the Sheer devntry and man

tain, France and Russia were crushed the I

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no questlon' _ enemy lL0 the (ll1St. 113121011 Wlllcll (1085 cold storage and quick handling As

The War has now been In progresq fm Sl.l'C-ll l}llll`ig`S _and 3. P90131(-3 Wllltlll approveg he worked on Lord Rhondda was

.able to substitute food cards for food queus, 'and later a rwtlon book, which everybody now accepts without ii. murmur. While Lord

aters b t_ d b Rhondda was ilrm as a rock once he

_ _ _ _ ~ V _ Ol' y C215 ing OWU as Qmbs fr m took a position, he was always anx-

she has conquered, peace with indemnitiesfthe en. they would unnesitgtingly do ZOV

over four years and Germany, realizing and 1 d th - V that she is being beaten, that her scheme thataillfpbég/uSzmeeldleiilh;}?fi?gii(tl~1?vaV1l,c§1ektl1ll)e“ for world domination is thwarted for the Could exterminate the entire population 0%

present, is whining for peace, peace by the map, peace with control of the territorvi

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to Germany, but no consideration for the countries and the nations she has outrage i ed.

aim in wanting to quit at the present 0

stage? Is it necessary to ask if the arro gance and the egotism and the German superman training of a century, would be satisfied to quit short of the original pur - pose “to absorb the world into ourselvesl’

There are still some of Lord Lands downe’s stripe who in his senility wants peace, peace any way, peace even by the

These are not the kind of men who have built up the British Empire, not the kind of men who handed down to us the herit-_ age of freedom which we enjoy; not thel kind of men 'who are prepared to lay down

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the eternal sham-e of being the first to use l_101'S_0I1 gases in warfare. 'A few weeks be- fore such, gases were actually employed by therr_i’n_e:lr Ypres, early in May, 1915, some of their papers insidiously suggested thai they Were being ‘used by British troops. The suggestion was artfully based on a legendwvhieh had been current in England for a century _or more and which was re - vived at the time of the Boer War to the

d0_I1§ld'lV1_¥id _submitted to the military auth orities o his day a scheme for wiping out an army-a scheme so frightful that it was scouted, although it was placed under seal in_ the archives of the War Office or Ad - mlfalty- Results quickly showed that the legend wns revived in Germany in order t<_ re are t e wa for the use b her arm of

et as promptly as possible by the manu -

is sufficiently well known that tlie U °t- 'e r e ' ai ' ~ 'I '

Qu_0tation_s ofsiniilai import rnig t C ed States has not neglected the methocluof' Rhondda Th e Pune ples ' `

multlplled 11”1d@f1111t91y~ T11e1`€ IS 211150" warfare invented and first resorted to by

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gnancy of such an attack which fire the

ew York by empoisoning the surrounding

mericans now realize that they are fight- ng an -enemy which shrinks from no deed

port. Despite the fact that Lord Devonport had' ii. »llletlme’s exper-

powers of leadership and organiza- tion, he was a failure as food con- troller.'I‘he cliief reason was that he Changed his mind too often,Vand dis- played itlie very qualities which his

acture and distribution of masks cover- ,lfrevious cm" had gm" ”° mn'

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that the belief in our mission as a woild pogslble admlmster Somethmg m the gage. "wil »l»ef<»i'c Lloyd Gvoise appeared

a most brilliant and conspicuous

that there were three chief things to

possible; n rationing system was nd-

lous to improve his system, and- looked keenly to the public to no- tice what bright mind had found. ii

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Rhondda a Great Man

In time to come, the late form controller will be remembered, psi'-_ hzips, as one of the greatest civilians developed by the ._war._ No civilian

ever tackled a harder job tlian_ lic when he succeeded Lord Devon-

lenceln the grocery ‘business and had distinguished himself for

f. Perhaps the iiiagiiitude of his

ie resigned more than :1 year ago

o Rliodda on grounds of patriot-

Ile coiisentcrl, and in a ycarniailo

uccess. Froiii the beginning 'he sriwl

'bo done. In the flrst place, pro-

be iieeeniriiiizeii i{y the establish-_

e must destroy it.

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an s, and they both wallop Wilhelm and

Where, asks a writer _in the Boston ranscript, in these crushing days is Herr

Rosner? “Is there not a high tower near

oyon? Are there not pro-German frogs

their lives if need be in order that that her- in the marshes of the Somme to croak a itage shall be handed down unimpaired to barrage for the rtreating Huns? It is a future generations. _ great mistake for the'sake of history that

Those who talk peace today, who imag- the _All Highest and the All Littlest should

ine that we can compromise with Germany, r who advocate coming to terms with Ger-` many, are either traitors to their own coun-

emain silent at such a precious -moment.”

By conservation on the part of the peo-

try or they ignore all the facts of the his-V`,plVe of Canada and the Unit-ed States the tory of Germany and ofV the/ war. There, greater danger, which but few realize, that can be no safe peace with Germany until the Allied nations in Europe would be forc-

she is beaten and compelled to acccpt such e

cl to make pe ce on account of food short-

terms as the civilized nations now at warlage has b e t d. Th t _ 'with her. shall dictate; no safe peace while,ine has vaeliirslhaleldflr Themeed iirfeccoilgecixgildln

a Hohenzollern sits on the throne of Ger»- a many. Anything short of this would be to '

nd increased roduction is still urgent.

Ellhisscountry alld the United States are

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while. For I am strong and scrapuyz l'm sound in wind and llmfb; and el Pm seldom hiippy; I wail a. graive- yiird hymn; wliene’er I meet revers- es`my howls iii-e agonized;I sa.y,wiith bitter curses, the'gods are subsiiiriz- ed. When life seems like Decemlier. a thing, of gloom and care, I wish I could remember old Auntie in lher chair, forget my whinnings lintelfiil, and that wan shut-in see, who slays that she in gratefdl, "die -Lord'a§ so f to mel” `

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modprator itliaii an attorney. That his iippoliitinetn to succeed Lord Rlionildo. is approved by,lliose who know Clynes is suificlentfjribute to the esteem -which this Labor i.noin'b-

er, almost unknown to,the gencrol public before tlic`war, has inspired. The late Lord Rhondda was some- what of an autocrat, but he and Clynes built up a relationship as colleagues which stood inany a hard strain and ripened into warm friend ship. As Mr. ‘Collins says. “He stands out as one of the signal con- tributions' of thc labor camp to the coalition of parties," ami has well proved his ability to work liiirnion~ iously with representatives of other groups, which is rare indeed among Labor members. _ - - -

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_A CHRISTIAN soLDiEii:- "A Minister" asks, "Can a man be both a soldier and a Christian " General Gordon -was looked upon as a Chris- tian of heroic typo. And certainly -he .was a true soldier. Doubtless tliere are wars of aggression, wars of extension of territory,and wars of commercial gain, in which a Chris- tian knowing the alms and motives of the war, could not conscientious- ly engage in.But a Christian may cer- tainly iight -*in Tlefencef ot -home and country, and -in defence of oppress- ed and-helpless pepple, and for_great principles of inrerty and justice.

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jobs in the worlgnqwny h, Jenn R* polyers of labor, while Clynes' tath- _

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