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, ' WEDNESDAY, OCTOW. S. 1334- ‘ 1)actua.ly lunaties will engage in it.-

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A cordial welcome is being cd by Charlottetown citizens

the annual meeting of the terian Synod. 'I‘he lar tendanoe at the opening public ing in Zion Church last ni

vliththecondtlctofanylndivkillal

business or or my iudumy. A urge Mm *ll* 'Wt mm"

extend- measure ot political unrest prevails bm' wh" is °’ mem" “mag

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JOHN Ma\¢lLLAN lint appear-

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rwili. roulieru-tbeexpressi “ ed one mms., ,lftereud willinclyoderod

to the tell you, It is a calling that makes from overwork ;hc jus? gcnggdlg 59111:; 31|;-R pummgi ‘ thdif 11"! “lit Fl'0°¢°m WIN mt

in Canada as all over the world, ,_ mm meal And tm, moment my wo;-king “nm th, work “ned mm.. for mm. mm. bd", many "und fail. Yet, those who followed after

visiting delegates in attendance at and will continue tg msg, 1;, ms- Camus make! B mm ,_ mm’ he hu Now if, gg pm¢m,,,_uy impombh w m 19°1__H° W” ‘ “uve M Dum_ will not begrudge the rilht of the _

Preoby- ence felt in a demand for the ro- 11181111164 and Bloriltod it. Show me Work 01ie's self to death because friesshire Bootland but came to mm Wm 'tm "° 1°" °f tm nr" so at-‘uei or abuses whose existence be- "-11° °hrY-“UH mt “nd Wm* °Pl‘°'1N°°“'° *W* *“ ‘md “1° '°°d¥ -1"" Canada when tluito'a youu; msn. °°“*”"°°' "° "hm" W' “ nm’

mesh 'cam mwnsmed in th dm iudloe I have eguinst buttertlleeé 11°-1 to atop and rest. _u,,,,, 1,, mmm N, hmm own especial day-"

gh, ,B iwndmom M widuprzwd ”;‘*°¥em nut show me the butterfly nrst, eg mgoxyg issirue agree one mm ,gmt hm,” in sueb eglbreéut terms mai;

` " ‘ after I have seen that, how boil! -, ' » 'nm' °V°1" , ' ` dktintullh 511641911

"'“"‘°‘”’ "° °“°h *"1 Cmnt that the A' ' “mum “““°' 1” md ‘"' writer set aside ooteber a, 1914 im-

evidence of the keen interest taken Dloyment. 'I’i~ia»t social conditions ful the skin looks out of which it “nous organs M the _hmm ,mmm in tm, Home of mmmom’ ul cm” .md

Represented at the Synod

are the three Maritime

will make lmperativ some broader was hatched! I carry the beauty of d M ¢h , its own partie ar

meet- symm 0, ,,,,,,t,°1 0; mdum, the the tiring itself bees to that from 5°°"“2,°h' “°"°" "“°"°"" 3'“°d"' 1"' 1,5-epervtfmegt o°r °At:r?l;§¢'ur:°r th' properly so. nor it was on tbis' day.

hicli it e and b association "an °¢h¢l' orsans-cannot do their “"1 20 that Canada's "Old

Pfovin- Prime Munster has already indie- W °“"‘- Y work properly. and one or more or “nd” °°°'i‘i°f°f4°l1» he Revo 'Sir ’°°"

dignity it And I honor a man that mem by not dom their k John gunna mm, 5 Md qmmrl Contemptibles, the men of the lat

Ines °°"‘ “nd N°"’f°““°““““' The v‘5` Wd- P'°¢f°” in the lfm°v=1 °f be buutfhunseii u in evoestionsi ' -"°' °’°' cenedisn Division renounced 3°” include mf’-“Y dlstinilllished abuses in the industrial system whsere no one susgected such a per ' dis”-“nge the vumus wut' of “hmm their "Hail and Fa|:ew 3" to their

» t _ ur. eu °

_ tr illslirocesses o the body so that ill M illsn had few intimate °mmh,y_ Ir; mr” column! 5 mighty

churchmen, among them the Rev. Dr. Shoi-tt, of Barrie,

Rieht however, would seem quite possible thins. that has dug up oeauro-1 ness dev d tb fri ds is one

carlo, 'without my extreme “mums of where none but such an ingenious, ~yha\,:|f1¢he(;:,1d1x1u,_§?‘3,',};,,1.:|':,':1]t§,b°ut noenohmlm H°w:,'m:l:d convoy steamed out of :Single

boso o

Modergccr of the Gene,-e1 Assembly; ‘md ed .Middx industrious and Patient man °0u1d business or domestic affairs. may alone to the Experimental Farm,i \”“‘"“‘ h° mth °

ustrial fre om. The e have done “__cm,1y1¢_ wwe or work . under al Hmm.. with make hu mms, md than pointedly Atlantic, en route to e war

the Very Rev. Dr. Baird, ex-Modera- lmmdl sm] appears to be the s°und_ disastrous rem]

_..i. tsanditwillbe id gprgggg On sept. 22 the first troops had

for of the General Assembly and est, course for Canada; still follow-` _ that he worked himself to death.” He 53; gomirzlmz t?:m1,1:m?-3: vacated Valcartier and. Dfoveed.

in the Synod activities.

Clerk of the Synod of the Mar

ltluue mn, t So they lu" 2°* G°°°f=l -'°l"\ .worked himself to d th be ' ing to Quebec bud bsrlred on .K im’ "'h° °° B” hh ”“"”°" M son out oi' NRA oolltrol at lfutdwork-little or big-:ees dogzmifndheg g:1°l§,HT'",tdmh,?, 'f,t°é'° d°"“'4 the trensports'As esolrmhuge liner

PI`°Vm°°53 Rev- Dr- S°°"' ML en" 'compromise' as between conflict- ._ ` e y e c

zie, principal of the Presbyterian img interests in the state; Suu hold- Ertgbalgy vlxsisgigleald ilnogllgllllostél 11;; a iltgiavinire you md I to “vom this by declarilx that the tlsomulglllxbgelg was filled. :it sdllgitéy sliglpeiagg C°11eB°» M°Dtfe°»1- and R/<“'~ Df~ ing to u moderate poiltloui poiley possible task, and it is unlikely that working under str-ein with its wesr- °°W "t th” mm Wm '“”°"‘““ goggngemlenet e own e ~1

Grant, of Toronto, E_xecutive tary of the Board of Missions.

That from every standpoin

conference this year will be

tion of all concerned.

Secre- lm order to mammm md develop anybody could have managed better ing effects upon olir bodies; because mm t“b°"°“l°°i"- T50 llfillicdtivll

than he. He was given a plan that we all must work and there is often °f "M b°"m° te-at 5h°w°d "mt 11° "AI fl” `b\1iPB B569-mod 51581? T H E

t the 3‘;M’Ea°1_° wlm¥hu;`:te1::;;2I3° sub went either too far or not far much that may be bothering us ';‘l*\‘|‘:"ib§§\lail)-ligawurile hand gi down the river," says the historian

t KUU' enough. and powers that were too mentally, y is a s ua - previously quoted," the enchanted ‘ R O Y A L B A K ,

"ws antee of a more hopeful future for great for democracy and too little D1'~G@0- B. IH-ke. editor of Clinic- wird- ‘ fairyland through which the St.

9“°°eS5f“1 15 me h°Pe and expect* every citizen of Canada." The gov- for autocracyi He had perforce to gézmlgigggalilemghd Say? ‘one~e"M1‘;lMtUhlg";xW*r: gn; °f 3:9, Lawrence makes its stately pro- O F C A N A D A 1

ernment has turned neither to the make himself unpopular with both in mn d H 5 t tzih go th United P° ° V9 °“ 1° grass unfolded its bewitching beau- '

forces of production, and he had a Y. PW “Ce 9' We HS 91' lm 9 1413860111. Bhd butt mg fp mg gygg of the ogg” uwu-

risht hand nor to the left. It has conspiracy behind his back to c°n_ will physical effort-work. In these up a une business. As he advanced amd, who ,med the mu, The in Simply °°’1°°“f“t°d on sound tend with ee well considering eu “YS it ‘S “°” “IWW P°““"° f°’ 1" Yell" he °"°"°dh|H°1" *° b°°f nuniersble little villages 'smiled a

CANADA’S PROGRESS measums for the salvation of the things' General Jbhnson has done busy people to obtain as much sleep mg by-dnt of gmpmgmg and 5g,1gg_ mendly G°d_sp°ed_

as much as any ,mm could be ex as they really noedao it beoomes in- ne had not crossed the Atluntio ...nw mod, that veiled th, mm

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AN EXAMPLE TO KEEP

and by its homely virtue gave beginning to a nation. Hll example is qno to be

- followed today. Regular deposits ln a

Savings Account are the sure road to financial Independence and security.

The pioneer knew thrift or c stem necessity

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0Ull.'il , th ‘ s

The Financial Times of London try md ess have bmught’ d. H ever had a cmasmgly 1mP°"tan* that the! for fifteen years when it °¢°“”’°d and shores and half-hid the tiny ' Vll\Cel'\t MHSSCY

' “dm hmm' “'h"1°°°“"° ’°°““" pected w ° 8 H ln smuld1°amthem°He1°mu°“'1" to hun that he would mere one ttiements were decked in the

American products. ‘

If Mr. King and his associates

Engla-“d» has Published 3' 5Pe°m A °h°‘“°° f’° make his “ndertak 3 a order that they may take their rest b bl his 1,," to the se DiSagTe% had been less supine, if they had

supplement on Canadian eco conditions, outlinln.g in particular the progress this Dominion

111809 811108 the “PWM business A .-4- tiring than done with no particular R°b¢ft 5°d3°""°k» Vue M th* W°n the conifers. The ineffable charm Add,-gggmg' g New YQ,-k wnfgr-

trend began. "Statistics relating to the comparative extent of the economic recovery in Canada and the United States," this British publication says, "reveal a market superiority by Canada. in all in-1 dustrial activities: I “This is all the more remarkable

in that Canada’s advance hus been brought about spontaneously, with scarcely any Government interfer-, ence. As far back as 1933 it became discernible that the economic rc- covery enjoyed by the Dominion of Canada was rapidly outstrlpping that experienced in the United

States.

"Ever since, without resort to any

extreme examples of Government interference in private industrial and commercial activities, the Do- minion has been apparently forg-

ing ahead at an amazing rate.”

CUBAN SEED MARKET

The recent United States Cuba

Treaty did not atler the tariff cov- ering seed potatoes, and conse- quently they remain on the free list, writes Mr. E. L. McColl, Can- adian Trade Commissioner in Hav-

ana, in the forthcoming issue of the 1

Commercial Intelligence Journal.

During recent years the econdmic the then Dominion Commander’

situation of the island has adverse-

ly affected the market for seed po- famous founder' and smce has sen"

ed throughout the Empire and in

flrs

tatoes, as a large number of farm- ers were unable to finance their requirements, Buying on credit has been overdone, with the result that losses have been incurred on the part of several Canadian shippers., It would appear that the potato planters will be no better off this

,fe Ottawa, the Hon. H. H. Stevens.

Recovery bonds src booming.

Three-and-a-half per cent. for a

gilt edged investment will be con- sidered big interest before very long. _

Argentina is alleged to be manip-

ulating the wheat market to enable her to compete unfairly with Can- ada's output. In consequence, Mr. John I. McFarland, head of the Central Selling Agency of Ca.nada's Wheat Pool, will ask an cfilcial investigation of the selling of "fut- ures" on the Winnipeg Exchange. It is also suggested the Government should act upon Sir Josiah Stamp’s SUSEWUUD Bild lDP0i!lt R Govern- ment representative ori the ex- change to prevent "rigging" and other illegal practices.

viition Army in Canada, Newfound land, Alaska and Bermuda, is

mmissioner John McMillan,

Commander of the` eastem district of the USA. who has grown up in the service of the salvation Army,

The new commander of the Sal-

his father having been an officer in Glasgow, scotland. He was stat o ed in Toronto when sixteen years of age as private secretary to

H rbert Booth, second son oi’ the

the USA He is now in his sixty

t year.

At the Govemor-General’s Con- rence of Boy Scout leaders in

who represented the Prime Min-

coming season, as higher costs for labour and other necessities have added to their present straltened circumstances, without a. sufficient- | ly compensating rise in the price of their products. As production and consumption of potatoes are inter-l woven with the prosperity of thel sugar industry, an enlarged market for seed potatoes can reasonably be , anticipated a year hence. The fun- I damental improvement which is' getting under way can be attribut- ed mainly to the fact that the_ 'United States has extended in the Island a quota of 1,902,000 short tons of raw sugar per annum and ‘ has reduced the duty from 2 cents per pound to 0.9 cent per pound. which is the lowest affecting Cu- ban raws since 1861. Another im- portant; factor leading towards im-

provement is the upward trend of] sugar prices. Last year’s imports of seed potatoes amounted to 38,500 barrels of 165 pounds and 44,000 begs of 150 pounds. Estimates place imports of seed potatoes for the coming season at approximately

tbesameasthoseoflastyear.

THE MIDDLE' R0)lD

ln-assessing the reasons for Cen-

uivfs lead oder the United ,states in the extent of its economic recov-

ery, el, s montreal possession’ I ee the "iitddle-on

O/he-Road" policy pursued by the Canadian Government as one of theohief factors. "Holding the, strongeetgoodwili tmrardlafsv- orsbie outcome of some of the amsungotrperimmtl bolnc am- duetcdunder President Roosevelt, underlne federal h6erlhipofllr.Bennet4.liasheld, hl|ldl@l¥dlUi|omMlin|

1 'men at the head of the Scout

‘man who had been refused a lio-

,convictioam Result. the Attorney General Nt an order-in-colmeii

statins onwliat rrolmda. seth liberals and Conservatives are admitting ur. noobuou an msdealldbaai. ~ ..- `

ister, paid a glowing tribute to the

movement. In referring tc those who were “behind the organization," Mr. stevens said he could not con- ceive 'of a liner sense of duty well

done than that by Scout leaders. He l said he was deeply impressed with the type of character of men at the dinner. The dimculties confront- ing Canadian youths as they step out into life from schools and colleges with no employment to go to constitute one oi' the gravest problems. Anything to start a boy with Med convictions and high ideals is invaluable.

Ontario’s Attorney-Genen.l`

"caught a Tartar" when he at- tempted to ride rough shod over Col. George A. Drew, Securities Commissioner. A securities sales-

ense for good and sufficient reasons, importuned Attomey General Roe- buck to compel Col. Drew to with- draw his embargc. The Colonel re- fused, and Mr. Roebuck immediate- ly "fired" him on the alleged ground of incompetency. Col. Drew declined to accept the reason or even to acknowledge the Attorney Generei's authority in the matter, and indoingsochargedhisrcsig- nation was demanded because he failed to heed the Attorney Gen- erali "command" to reconsider the lwlioltion of this salesman whom. he maintained, had il orimlial

d|smiesin¢Cd.Dl'ewblit without

Sir Oswald Mosley, the English-

sionately that he wants to set up a black-shirt, regime in Britain, found himself moved the other day to praise Fascism as a force making for peace. Discussing the recent Turmoil in Germany and Austria, he asserted: "Fascism is the only thing which prevented Europe from

is one way of looking at it Most of

Russia has been admitted to the League and given a permanent seat on the colmcil.

In a recent conversation about

IICWSDHDBIS ODS DCTSOII WB8 V6l'y sure about the correctness of his views. He stated solemnly that there wasn’t; a daily newspaper in the country fit for reading on the part of any one, old or young_ And he offered the proof by saying: "I know what I am talking about; for I hsven't read a daily newspaper in 12 years."

The revelations brought out by

the munitions committee of the United States Senate regarding the manufactlue and sale of arma- ments, prove that a shocking state of affairs exists that should arouse the attention of peace organizations throughout the civilised world. If the statements are' true, those who defend the private manufacture of armaments and munitions of war will have considerable difficulty in justifying their claims at the bar of public opinion. The big arma- ments manufacturers have branded the charges made against them as false and hysterical, but nothing that has been stated so far could be more damaging to their interests than the exposure made at Wuh- ington.

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PUBLIC FORUM '

This column is Dbqn hr the

llscnlslon by correspondents of questions ol interest. The

C rdlan don

Chnrlcitetuvn na lol neentlnrlly endorse the opinions of corralnarldentn.

' that

iant grass?

It bends its will to wandering winds

that pass,

As glad of gi-eenneas as of nnal gold.

once again!

-Dora l-Iagemeyer.in"Poet World”

tL‘_i_T_""" ' *‘.".'_'T -ry

and spade; to read, to think, to IWC. tc holla. to pray; these are the things to make man happy: they have always had the power of doing "ISHS-th” never will have power to do more.-Ruskin. n _1=_*_-_-;~*i11

and available on the farm. Good

IN Wt in disinfected, wann, draughtless crates from four to five weeks before marketing. The bird;

Even through death its courage will should be fed twice a. day morning ' me ~ 1 A1'r£ln‘|ot|

To pierce the earth with springtime ‘ I

*U4 °V°¥11li¢. on a ration of finely INUDG h°m°-frown grains as fol- lows:-¢¢iu-ll parts, oats, wheat, bg. 1°! UI’ buckwheat. Add potatoes at the lite of one-third of the total

the meal mixture. Mix

lo that the mixture

Further detailed M fattening may ing the Dominion

ture. Ottawa,

15 do preparing

>§. E5 ‘gééé giégiélei lies*

in the last month or so to persuade -5° “me f" °“" P"°d“°f'°' N°w it 1' ified for A grade. There is no mys- usthat Fascism is a potent force for _ time that °‘““` f'“'m°"“ p"°"°’t°d tery about the affair. the report $nW‘;'3“'HH°§lng&mfU:?tbT; peace.-Guelph Mercury. “Kam” this lmml3“t1°“ b“’me°°' states. nor is it dlilicuit to point ' ' ` ry `

We have enough people on relief out tm, muon why the chvkem 5f1'°f~¢hmB Wt. with Cid! tl‘Ul8D°l't in this country without sending for no , gm, four cable ienstlu behind its pro-

-rbe it-ue cm-lsilsn te the true more did tgrsd higher. It was p- Mem, ,mg th. Meguntio, nu- E R BR 0 W

' 0 0

citizen, lofty of purpose, resolute ~ ly because they were not autfi- '

in endeavor, ready for a herds I °m» 51" °t°" ciently fattcned before they were Qing: B¢°krT,“f;m'S1A$°m°i‘Iv';; deeds. but never looking down on som” FARMER' marketed. Chickens must be well muh “L mgdn' cnc “lin °n 5

histesle beesuse it is eustiuthe dey - failed and fleshed to quitliiy for m,,,’, P ' ”““ “n . . » ~ .

ef ...su ous... ...mu .1 1....- w-+ oredei. on one 1- ~ ml-ol meh- "' Fire Life Accident Sickness

ness, awake to his own duties as ,U7 ' --I' ' , 01* P¢l'°_¢Dta3e of birds degraded on The centre column, headed by ’ 7 g ’

well as to his rights, following the ‘ ‘ _. account of not having sufficient fat H. M. B. Diana, comprised the ~ , ‘ higher hw with I-gvgremg and gn \ . ~. _f _. than on account of not having suf- transports Monmouth, Caribbean, "and Plafe Gzass Insurance

this world doing ull that in hun ’ 3:1112? n"h',I° ‘fn“°°1°»S. lays the Atbenis, novel Edward, ri-sneonis

e P0 or to

lies, so inet when seeth eomes he 'Q icuii try Inspect , csneas. molto . 'ryi-oils, 'runtsl 1

1 that mankind gg in at/nm; expect range fedbirds or short per- ian and Laurentilc. at' Ldwest Rate; I

may fee some _

degree better beeeuee he use lived. i°d crate tattened birds to have the 'nie third,/or right, column, led

-Theodore Roosevelt. 'nm an fit Niiillrod for the top grades. It by H, M, g_ Ed] muted gf gn ~ -. . .

_ t ru I Ass me doe:n;>;°br;)p1?‘nTli; rzrlstterhoi g,,°g,m_ _.,,,,,d,,’§,°_° ggemnd' o°,.,,,_ Agent at Summerside, Llovyd Lewis

Swl se nd deserves the s applng The spears of grass that l "mn 5” “A ' 'thian. Virginian, Andania, Baxonia, . -

edniinistered to her in the Leegue. lighter spring "P" th’ “Wins the producers' revenue is dmmpmn, L,k°,,,,,_ Mom,” ,md 146 Richmond St., Charlottetown

Whatever claims she may have, And point their little weapon, ,D me °“l»1!'°1¥ in UN hind! Oi tha l>i'0dtl°- Royal George. Bringing up the rear `

whatever justice may support them - sun "9 th°m5°lV°5- With tm, ml-fkotina wig H, M, 5_ nlmt

she hed no oeoesion to relse the How sturdllv they stlmdl How sharp °‘ “‘° P°'“"“'Y ‘WP °l°‘° at hmdf - t

question of Wm. indemnity M she they bring now is the time for action. Subsequently H. M. B. Glory and --I

I-,med |;_ img" is no d1_,pu¢,¢_ as Promise of life unending; uribegun_ BY B limple method of crate H. My B. Majestic joined the escort, Anthony Eden pointed out' ,likely Hgw sh," I pass and me them hy fattening on s. mixture of finely taking up position on the flanks. to lead to B ,.,,,,g,,,._ g,,,,v,e,1,,,,d\ the reed- illvund homo grains, there is no on october lo, the battle-cruiser did it in g dc of pique be¢gu,glC°ul’aee0us armiesoftheawakentng ”“°” wh“t°"°" Why a very 111811 Princess Royal Joined the escort,

Year- P°1'°¢l\tl8° of thb poultry marketed having been detached for thia pur- .

And sive no sign. no shifting ol the °h°“1<1, 11°* bo mode to qualify for pose from tae or-one meet. lu1is.|1

1°‘*d» 5"‘°° 5P°°m md lflde A- Them: Majestic then went out aheadf / » _

The burden or futility end lem *fo vlfiouo hitonins mixtures that ouurding the southern tlsnr but

Si” ii°°d- Milli-it but the point is I uutot sight. was l-1. M. s. Lenésster

0’ J°Y °f Pei" Wh” cms tile vol- °° “‘“° ll” °1 l-ho feoii produced or the North Aurel-iesn squsdr-ou.

Ever again returning, your-ig ci- old, results will bc cbtgmgd if gh, mm, &

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1”* » -_--__-- ..Ave a md mmm had med in Game Bev toaweit tho oomple- velts look of authority to plooood. t

h dm” M um V ` swag' P tion of the convoy. This was but he has nolw obtained the nec-

mm W ° ° 53 “S50 5° PW' "And of those who were len md achieved on October 3. 'I‘hirty essary power from Congress, and it mg incompatible bgtwggn tm,-ggggq

of the tm B u had to t H th transports were needed tocarry the is hoped thitt lullldthlllg lfllwibll' trade within the Empire and in- about Grind? what asfxmmig Canadians alone. One conveyed the may Nault in the near future- creased trade between the Empire

them mom," p and i:hicé'1,grl:iev:d by the Mlékismon mpeoordqghat wheii the

oya an n e en a Ber- e e ng vemmen wen wma at1x;‘rte§‘°1ts$!d U_°,$Ie;“°“'5 muda, ,had come north for its es- Ullt Of Omoo the trade situation be- t o W 106,, he poonnae-d to' his shy* cort. This regiment, curiously tween the two countries was ab- forward by Messrs. King and Hep-

, . ,,th'ey Wm "rw 'hutch sum; enough, occupied the liner "Can- WWI? 011° S1406- By`a' series of in- bum has been that the Empire

be I di to me th -1-1-1--ll M ma Amm H B be tn See addy' creases in the American f,aril'l', made trade treaties stand in the way of

ing Plmse n U Warl e one IMMIGRATION N 'mu C n oc n . um- on the wmoy I-ec,|ve¢ |, during Mir. Kings premiership, our closer trade relations with the Unit-

twenty years ago. This, to be sure, ext-B sh Born. furthe, access to strength when it eapéstrtg of fry? prcdxdtgczgdwmtg-

- su-’__I by th Guardian was joined oi! Cape Race by the U “"9 ° Nm D U 9

us. however, had aulllwaed that it General Qegmby if trying to get Poult R --F1m.ize1»» which camed me Royal neighboring republic have been cut ‘celled. How- are these opposing ss- W” just the °°h°’ W” '"°““d` emigrants out here to put on the ‘ ry evenue- Newfoundland Regiment. The d°‘"‘ fm” “b°“° *"2-°°°»°°° *°

h d f dll-fi 31° uudel' 83000000 P01' “num” And oils of the Liberal party to be recona

that e anger o war ng l__

1 th 1 ,B t whole contingent was commanded l - -

most recent crisis has been largely anna' ggdenm; nfinaezffal BVS; (Elmhange) by Brig, Gem victoria Wm|a_ms_ the Liberals in office here had taken ciledt. The former Canadian Min-

due to the high-handed end brutel elm' 5 °n ‘“ S Aeoerdin to e repo issued i 1 own, so ther the ne ot- thmgs which the philosophy of or he would nol;head;'orcll;te“put;ting the Departgment of Aglcunure 3 £21308- Commissioner of Ontario éwfngfvemment th 1930 hid to ister to W‘ashin8ton is generally Fascism makes men do, It will take ‘t‘;g";“1:§1°;p iogglction gow' ang “Z3 Ottawa, only 23.98 per cent. oi the Qutslde Gum, Bum the Conwy reciprocate with tariff increases in better evidence than anything the is me wagon mat we are em" ohiokena illapaated in Canada dur- picked up its eswmng met com_ 0rd6l' to protect our Tarmers' and trans-Atlantic cables have carried 5 ing the fiscal year of 1933-34, qual- ,mmded by mar Admiral shi R059 W01'k¢l‘l fl’°m bein! smothered with

‘in their train. . »

nomic Elisnzkzwtlif plegolfgd Eprlliibglsl; 1?, si§'§‘“I1thi"5'@‘,‘,““‘°“t,s; 1‘,§‘,,o “,h’§ l:;fl° :1dIluspr§ir;b.yHe did 'so and 1 ,§,§",f°:,’,‘,f§ye, °fus‘:,;'f‘f_f‘;"g;§fsf§:,“;a Mr King. had more backbone, they could pro-

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remove many of the obstacles that h ts f d 1 _ thi? f011°Wi!l8 565310" made his °“° and fl ed, akin vivid banks f ._._...

has EDITORIAL NOTES impeded him -EX dgnZt;ulilide’;-1O;i&es'?sur`4;sii:l gllgaxys vlyigxrlé 5°°m °m- mmely' “pm Mr" color axinstmthe sgmbre greens gf (Mgu md Empin) ima muon" before the” mae 'A

y have checked the American

prohibitive peak. But that is a

matter of history. Having stabilized

'the Canadian situation. the Bmneti

Government is ready to meet the United States Government in the hope of making a square deal. We

treaty is even now in the making.

In the latter part of his speech

Mr. Massey was under the necessity

absolutely contradicting state-

Mr. Mackenzie King and Mr. Hep-

e with the United Btates. Mr.

how far exchange of preferences

rad Massey asserted that “there is noth-

and the world if we go about it in the right way: in fact one will lead o the thdr." 'I‘he contention l

ed states and other countries, and that they should therefore be cam-

sertions of men high in the coura-

regarded as being very close to his Federal leader, though he is known to think very lightly of Mk. Hep-

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