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i-rl_~‘_=¢all`kinds _of_ _war.times, some we-_should have a

preferablyicon-

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one rises to

.factory arted venient o the tories, from the are suggested and ment, féderal, blamed _for not

Arguments, are advanced bility a the

to the imposSible,i

the govern: '

or municipal is

"alld"` near-fetched.

nil _ »

ture and it is made;as.pla_in asthe proverb- lv

ialpikexaif th_at_if such _ a_ _factory »w.ei:e

once st ted” 'ff ”vv6lild"`p1"o\fé a inine of h wealth not only to the promoters but to the al provinc at larg , . _ _ - _ lll Thergis no ddllbt that any one or all of t_ a'-numb§‘ of__inanu_f_a_cturirlg cnt_ei°prises, if re

started on a‘”proper`bu_siness' basis, would iv _ ,_ y _ _ _ _ _ succeed tin this province. This refers to order of the Ki'ng.“"Parli'a‘m'ent_in its' fam- ninennee in 'n'in` nnneininieni it ninni “*“"° “"1 "le l"°* W” “"0 b'°“Sl\* ai those in stizies the raw_material for which ou or ‘a rea nable proportion of it, is produc- th edin thQf,_province.f » Climatic and labor con- p editions ' e as favorable. i7ier_e,as__any_where pr

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in Canax. It is true we complain of the K scarcityjof labor. The same conditions ex- ly ist_here‘.as elsewhere; la_b_or_ _must b_e_ve_ry ll largely imported; it _is,a‘s feasible to import _re

o Wg; 1 - - '-

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it here as anywheraelse la

What *then is the matter with us" Vt e

lm ort ' e _ of__ _re =irs9l__fo_9.dstnil§ th§`raw or`Av€hlc we grow here H in abundance, the raw 'material for which 3 w'e not only grow_and__export to be manu Ea factured for us but fiiftlie manufacture of “V

whjchwe deport our young men and young QW women. For these foodstuffs, canned, preservedydried, or otherwise manuf`actur- fi ed, wepay the freight outward and inward, °

we pay 'the'w"ag`es of our own sons and fl

daughters in other cities and other coun- tries for manufacturing them. It is ull-

businesslike; it is unjust to ourselves, un-‘ _D just to ourprovince. But what are we go- -ge ing _to do about it? _What can we do about 5 it? _ Common-sense will answer. Put up D the money to build any one of the factories L

for which we can' furnish the raw material; : build on a sufficiently large scale and fin - ~ alice liberally enough to ensure the carry- ~

ingon of the concern until it is Strong cn# of Ireland. Like all other law, Habeas

ough to sustain itself and to pay dividends. "

his is the wall up to which enthusiastic

advocates of homie industries have walked ’i;

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at interval= for many years and at this wall

they have halted. Whether it shall ever be n climbed is the conundrum. In any case the e

wall is- there and the manufacturing indus- tries are on the other side of it. They can befattained only by means of a golden lad- der. We have_the gold but we are reluct- ant to use it. At best any one of these in- dustries, if started, would yield only a legi-

timate dividend, possibly ten per cent. or a c little more, to the investor, but a dividend Lreal organizing Russians there to protest of incalcutlable value to the province. After igainst the expected intervention of the

. _ _ _ _ . _ A

revelllng in fox stock, gold mining stock

oil wells, etc., which either paid or promis n _ed to pay,_from one to two hundred per cent. ‘

the legitimate ten per cent. dividend does not-enthuse the moderate ca italist and the

erate means. _ _ `

This is the situation as it was from the

beginning, is..no»_v-_and ever shall be ~until some enterprising capitalist invests his money in any one of the industries possible

to the province _or untila .sufficient _number 'that every soldier who has died for the Al- 1-ne wny lie ninnnn en nie ieeinnfl inner bearer sol under our load and carried

ied cause since the first of this year owes Faure llumcroilsblallvs llnllfblovisl ‘°

his death to the Bolsheviki movement in A °_°'""¢_°““ ‘"""’° ‘"‘°“ "“""'° “°'

Russia. Had Russia remained in the war “"“" “’ “’“" " -_~ - '

- When nothin his` pi‘og'réss bars, _ in the past year Germany' would probably, Bu, ,, takes ,,‘,,,,,,, to ,,,,,,d ,,,, ,md sneer lin. eennear' Love in nnen in

DOW be Ol] her knees. Hadithe 'United ` cheer ‘ the inverse ratio to the merits of' States not entered the struggle to take the while some <_>lller_ fellow mrs ` "‘°'°'_""°"‘ W” '°”"~ W” *‘"° “ place of recreant Russia, Germany' might __ , f _ ”°“““°°’ “““‘h°' °' ""“’“"'°” "' ’“‘* have for d ‘ ' It |Bll’t l__B i7lct0l"Y»_Btl l’ Bli-

-.ipen tnecllliiaeepeace. of lf” °w" d"'S"'g Hui fhivjsll ellllls l=f°°l~f m»l<°=»

. . . i The mam, ho, _driven against _the wall.

It is éncredible that the laws of Canada nun B ,W up ._,,_.,¢¢ ,mn im.,

inwar- ime are no_t potent to resti_°ain_Rus- rne nies e`€`fnl‘e wi¢'ii"nln` nerd liela

_s_ian and other agltators who are properly hillll.

escribed as Bolsheviki, from-beginning a ”‘°°"_:¥ “.““ "'“'°°“ “"9 °"‘°' ' i. , God. , campaign in this country which _has its __l_s_the n wholl will in the _by siq 0 s uve fqr he loves sinners and _

of ordinary well-to-do people pool sufiicient l capital to start such an industry.

_ 'Some'li_a'y perhaps some en_t`erp'rising in- dividual__fl‘0'iii_ another province or another country_,m.`ay .come in and exploit some of our latent»possibili_t`ies -and then we shall realize what weshave missed; In _thef mean- ' time these several possibilities are open to a_nyone-who has sufficient-faith and enthu-

sl%_m toienthuse others -and to entice their

ca tal.; _ ~_ ~‘~~ 1"

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_ i_l_1ABEA's` 0`0RPUs ‘ = ~

_~ _ a1_¥q___i.‘_I¢»-.»_~l -. ,-- 1?.. i `_'_I‘o a dirnfgy readers, it may lie of in- terest _vi-loalf. _lziefiy the nature fof the Corpus_'Aot. ' _ _ ' _

, e Habeas Corpus" (literally “that you-hate the body”) ab subjiciendum is ap- plied ts' a writ (an order) issued by a court to any"person detaining another person, commanding him to produce the other in court, statethe cause of -his detention. and receive and submit to the court’s deci- sion in;tlie case. ' _ ; Habeas Corpus has played a notable

tarted it long ago. Crown. Various acts of Parliament up to the

ractica- su a veii~ ` of

_“bp

A » _ 1.

_ _ _ _ p _ Foronto the ill-fame suggested by the re-

magoritylof our capitalists are men of mod- iort. It may be that the authorities do not

lnderstand that the Russian Bolsheviki “$8” " ' ' `

. . __ _gmssal»_asa_aa.s

ire enemies ofthe Allies, enemies of Can- _HE ____A__ _“__ _ lda, and have done hardly less damage to ._ __ _ _ _ iur cause-than the Germans themselves. --.~~»~»-i -»- It would be scarcely on exaggeration to say The tm ohm" mhmm he makes

one

old, it based oil English baronsj"':Tt upon King John

a o. _ »

#Magna the year of our Lord 1215, provided -that no ' English freeman sh

lawful lidgglentiof hi§,e‘quals,_or by the law or the _landl Q _Note t " ,hnase “the law of the laijifi’ ,fiabe ' p`us_has no status against clear law." a na Charta is both

seven.

3, __

U ies to-be inefficient, particularly against the

tim of Kin Ch lo -I. de

s , g _ '

liued to be unsatisfactory' until in the ign of Charles II-_§ the present English w"was enacted._- _' ;_ .‘ T = _ ' ___ __

hat only Parliament can sus end the

Iso it is fully- recognized that Parliament n suspend the Habeas Corpus Act -when-_ er it likes, or in other words that the will

hat the lawyers have been arguing iii

at the will of Parliament as expressed by resolution of Parliament is not superior

The Imperial Parliament has often sus - ended Habeas Corpus, to prevent inter ~ rence with executive government in mes of national stress. The Act was sus- ended by Parliament in Britain during the wo Stuart rebellions of 1715 and 1745, al- Iofor two years during they American re -

olutlon and for a period during the French evolution; also a dozen times in the case

_orpus is a matter of national expediency. ere is. nothing sacred about it. To use to defy the expressed will ofthe national arliament may be law, but is 'also foolish- ess-worse than foolishness, at the pres-' nt time. _ - ‘

];()LSHE\'IKI [N CANADA lo provided with _moneylfrom Ger- °

shortly af_______ liqglhnihé éfithé w'a~;__ rlaquilred enclose a five cent stamp.

Toronto Bolsheviki, says a Toronto ex - ,nn tim, ..~,'.,},¢ in ann lnnneiinn ii

_ " -1,. - .

hange, are reported to be engaged in Moll- :ei clilnn. rearing. capture by a "'“‘”"' *"‘“ ’°“" """“‘“ °“"’ °' ““

llies in their home land. The point to be

ussla to operate in Canada and to five

aim.-ithe situaton that the in; Y For ‘hi isn’t affrald to fail. A, ' I

Russia have created. _Even with the inac-‘ ‘_ if " A' _' P ._ __ f, , 4 °

Ewell p0l;§6_~%_nd _)?i1itgpy;§__uf,_}_}<0!_jt.i§s It’s th§o§i;i_:ls you get; and the jolts mnud.. Mmem and by Phumln. i

an Osevllareno ey 0

do any damagehto the Allied cause, biinthis A»a_::_i:d:_lieel¢. inet' mul-_enn_rnge_iiss__¢ __ _ _ _ _ _ ____ _ ___ _ _______________*____.___“___ __

is no reason w y they should be perm_itted The ,,,,,,,, "0, ,,,,,,,, ,nd me mn ,.8 _ ll; ~, '~ » - ~ -

to organlzeand agitate in favor of the cut- pei; ' ' f"\' A T throats who are now managing Russian af- '1'*'° Pfl.*'° "ll" °'°°P°° Y°‘"ll'll\<l'»l ~ T ` " , 1 1 ' ' ' ’ ~~» - - ‘ ` fairs in the interggt of Germany They That test.your mettle and pmve your ,_ S BUtf0R_€d $2.23 f0l'_$1__69. ` ~'_l‘_ _ _ -~ ' should be arrested and internefi because "ml" ` A i P V ' S” wr wmd°w1`

their operations are offensive to loyal Lian- :;,,'lf_L§',§,';f,,b';’,:f,' ':,‘;",,,, ma

lldillllll. and especially to those Canadians'

ould be _takenor imprisoned but by the' °° '*'° M'i°!-._l°!.ill_9_ 5‘P‘P_l°.'°“."P_’f ;{_fi‘;;°°_'l'° Cm”f”° "°“d"' '°'__""'

the basis and the limitatgion of Habeas Cor;-' 'nh' ""'J°"* ‘.'i".9: °°'~nsi>llwlr°.'.. -Yet K‘?‘.'°' '” .“""‘l'"" '°' °”° °”°”‘“'

All kinds Qf fac- _ `p_u A'

M the German Embassy and was "__ that he has been in Paris since the

_ _ _ _ E) _ ___ _d al_m_qn__o[ thc

lS`“fll`H1‘§I°@C0 ll Zédfbllt l{'aisei'. Ho was ‘on intimate terms Switzerland’ where he was suspected

rest waning amaspqgnt _o!__iliplof Its and oillolsls ln Pbkin when I.

rather dirty -mm _in-_loamalfs garb turiidifnp uid promoted credentials

as German Minister to Chinn. _China

_ _ atthis timb wal neutral. and of course

wb have neva, beueved mn; um' Von Hlutxe wu properly received. eiinraelei-"ni .z'l'i`¢f‘iiillii who llnpp¢iied` He at mos let about his plot to keen at me m°me'_j¢"'¢,; 5°' |m‘i,'é,'.|,( ‘chfmi ¥§hiiia"fnautral. and for this purpose “nor _ms pnrélkn M‘|'|§|m,,. |n~q¢._,,-_ stirred up seversl revolts against the many was a mattsrof any importallco 0°*'°fDm°H!. lavishly using money

"h°°_ 6935552 i%_’.'i"%.°f'."_‘ ‘.’:';__"_#._-'.'l"_.i'_-_'_i_?-»i- ...ffl _

Van' E ... .9-s~...§:' fu, '9~ -Q' » '

Ka|ser,'hdidlh¢_;o_qicbwat _his yvill, a_l_ld_ __ Find From Norway ~

liable to be dlaohar§s'd'ai, q__monil3_nt'l _'_ r ` _ ' _ .mm when th, dn a,,,,,,,,,g ,hu 'lie one iam mlm rservien' mr :ne

there !lil`b0P'l I Vdlliltierable ldiifor- ll'PP"°° 1'6"' U|'l“°""°"9°""‘."“5'.

I N f 5 \

9. ,... Q SP __ li’ .

most respectable: of them undollbtei),-_ were ‘ixpecled to' bww d°w“ ‘h""“g"' ly _wasl Vbn J§5_°_w: ms s,wce_gB.,|._ india. -_ To keep China out ‘of the win' Zimmermam was the most unprmpl was his chief work. and in this he fall-

€ g _ 3-1' 8_ __ ?V.0I`€d t0~el’l--A 0,1; K_iemmann_ lately _reu,.ed_ Wm; dd. _When relations' were broken oh", phat has ylglfgd p*|-ederimon .fn years

re 3 prompt mvestlgatigll mt() any case the ablcst. lllldflt may be that llc mi- Y_°“ Hllltlle went to Nprwny, where passed over about _seven 0'°l°°k T“°°`_ dwellings. etc. from the bail will li arrestof aicitizen, but did not always willingly dia seine, ei ,ine einnee ni gf-$1* lie; l_l_§°_ln3_> t_ll_l_>_yGcr_;l;_»;_l_1bf;_nlb any evening and wanccompilnled by » ‘ - ~ °

.` ' `ih Kai r. Ai. ally; t he now a em 5 ' “ ' 5 “5` 5'

0r;{S(l)ll'tCI(`)`ll£l;ll?tI,lt;l(r)lI(l “P;'~“° “'Blr:h' keen'l>leaslll“: df the Pl'0G- "“°d` 1°" Am°d`p°"s were my°t°"` th

-pact of gemng out of Germany for ously blown up at sea. the same meth

n _ _ is Parliament _which contributed eventu- uwhm and ,mm _ms "me ,G kg nan being nnen in nentrnl Nei-way by B

Srelgn the judges of that day ruled that "_ may be sam that he is probably the eral America. Contempt for little Nor- H

gxistin laws not authorize them to most unscrupulous.. brutal. dishonest “my °““’°d the b°mh`pla“t°" -t° be' T lease a Pgrson committed to Prison even "m°'“' ""° M” "°l’“ °“""d "’ hm' come mmm' and eventually one ag' ta

’

m the plots was discovered Mor im nn modem _,mes H them ls any sis portant still_ the connection of vou

- " " which has compiled an excellent dos-

Qon Hintzés name appears in -the 'sler of von Hlntze, the man is not on- amous W_my_N,ék‘y c0rm,;p0ndence_ ly an able director of spies, but a very lle was in Petrograd as_navul nttache, wmpetem any himself' HB h°'""’

_"ded as the Conn mu war began, and he certainly was ln

with the _Czar, and no doubt carried °f being 8' French “g°“t' It is eve" :llany messages back and forth which said that before gmng ‘mm Mexlwi _:wld not be wmmmed to piper nm to China he passed through England' _[usted ";"t;;é ’drd,nar 0 It is natural that the Kaiser should

. . . _ ' y ffidals of » " ' ` 4

f Parliamentis superior to Habeas Corpus. me E,,,,,,,,,,,y_ _AM ms ,,,,,,,°,,, Pm; not nermll so riililiful a servant to W

rograd was completed he was scilf to spend h|”'"m° in “Ilene” Wm' the

task of bedevillliig Mexican affairs, Foreign Mlnlstgr’ "mush -"om th'

lining “Dune Germans ,n__the __,0,|n“._v_ time of Frederick tlis.Great the _in- in preparation mi. whatevm. might variable rule is that ll civilian shall~

0 Habeas C0rpus~- ‘- come. and especially trying to sft be appointed to this omce' There in

Japan and me Umted states by me will be great curiosity on the part of Gam It is sam _hat he ,named Jaw the Allies, and no doubt even greater an to induce Mexico to grant her a c""|°°-ny 1" G°"“a“y' as t° what pm" naval bum m the h0pe_ that this ticular task is to be entrusted to this would embroll the United States and dl.Pl°m“u° th“3' 0"° "img ls °""` Japan; and later on frustrate-i the mm' and that is that V°”_'.Hl“tz° is move with the idea. oi’__ bringing the “fn the 8°” M F°r°ig'.\'_.s°cr°t“ry wh° iiniiea stnien into enlllelnn wlui ner “’°“ld "° °“°“°“ ‘° “°g°"‘"° Wm' "W, wmhem._neighbD,._ At any_mte |._ is Allies. The German peace secretary more than suspected that. a German 'B “M Yet' l" sight' ' \ "gent 'stole a copy of the provisional _ _ _

rlreement and communicated it~f.o _ minlilngion, wlileli lea ie the molilliz- -'*********»*'*f*’**°‘***¢f*\_Oli

lltion of American troops on the Mexi~ `

can border in the Taft regime.

_ _ sv a:v_ 1-.s.Lluaco1'-r, o. o.

. Spent Money _on_H_uorta _° _ __ '(M| "Ibn r“."“)

In the “Nous _Mex|c‘a'n_' 're,,¢,`_]ut_|0m-, _

\'on Hlntze played _several parts, _Hs

tinr Pacino fs

uffering from shell shock were over-

_ s is ct ,_ _ _

ly to .Charles I. losing his head. Early in inn yan in von ninlne or ine inner °<_"”“"i°S°”*= all “ml-“°°d in flell- come by the storm. one in nie earner A

.W till Wiz

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ss/xt BRAND `icoi~i=1~:s l

» and howto

` I America's .most ’

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. Our -bool¢.let_ _"P¢rf¢-Ct

_ _ _ yen_..__._i¢'.fr».. _Wn°n»fefif:.

Q s sAi~ison1`ii

_ __\_’ -~\_.~_ ` __ ,_ _ _- _ _ __

_ __ , _ ._ ;' _ mee _qpf ;`§;|Q»'_'?!"m§n ‘t'h'§f th-B `l:i`y w=a‘y"'oi the Amur Riverland Russia, _ ” n 3' YA A ` V

But legal machinery to enforce the stip ,ms 1, ` ,,', ‘md M, n F slid had some success in selflns ni

fafmous chefs

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MONTREAL '~ A

ll, hail. thunder, and _ligbi_.niug` rm. Practically *noi dsinggn 1,9; d the striking ofa ilsgpoie"`on 'n

'livery mule. _'rue electric curl-eil; danced dangerously near the' an

_ _ _" or-2 Hilfe w tv. "fl . _ 7 YYYY 'W K Y- iydli

laflolll of Mafgfla Chartanllrovedifor Getltlir-l eisn oilic._ sinesth ‘wnr be n. 'rl _ dm’ “Y l"°P“S°“d“ °“""°“" which - `

_ 1-.;

One of the worst electrical storms

heavy downpour of rain and hail.

e hall belngas big as biri;l’s egg!-|

the

them. _There wns__i1b__ v,vind_ gt me tim

was

tory'

_ nl. at

'Mlramlchl"foul1`f_lr_y, dazing one of

e. which saved the' windows 6|

very large. Part of tho conserva- glsss roof was destroyed.

Several returned _soldiers 'who were L '

ouse and another in a pool room. _ral

bro

The lightning struck in several roo

the stesple of the Methodist church vlsl

igliznlnestruelr _gnc _biirneii ,_

barn with its contents at BlackyRiver.-

t Newcastle the fiercest storm of

n and wind _tor years was expgrl.

hey were both conveyed to the Mill- enced_ The han _broke gh” In

ry Hospital, where medical aid was huh

. ~. . ' . I G _ he »| -- B - rendered. ‘

lthout assigned cause if so committed b ° ce R “many °r “ww 're we '

sos all. over flown. and the wind ks branches off' trees and tore the t oi! John F’enelen's shed. Much

_ _ fleront parts of the city, the. hand damage was done to cro s. The t

8 Petition Of Rg`l'lilLflh 1628 ‘ demanded meal! llllll German! contemplates now h°'“° t° mm' ‘md 1"’ “'“” “°“‘ h°’“" V0"

at the law should Provide for habeas cor- nrnniles. new 'nnirnges and inn °° °°""““Y' '““'°“d 0' '°°'“S '“'°"“~ being »m\~=l= twice. victoria Hospital' ii

D s orm

ted Prince Edward island but in somewhat modified form, the

_ - _ _ ~ _ _ 'ir-ought her _fnvqriie gunman Lo the ed' “B “'°"e his °“b°"dl““t°°- was also struck. several of tho nurses

u.s namely Immediate fpréducuon of a' I-'oreign Ofilce to plan and dcfeliil b

isoner-held without lawful cause by the _,,,,,,,_ ~ ' ' A Mm" any

ing or anybody else. Charles' I. eventual- - ' w

eing shocked. | Along Nashwaak Valley the storm

as very severe and crops suffered lott

acceded to this but the le islation con K=_l==f'~ Handy Mall "°°°"”“g '° "“’ B'°°""“ E“""" °°"S|d'=f*1\>l>'~ ` - 'bull

At Chatham there was a violon‘t_llttl

weastern part of the Island receiving' the heaviest part of lt. Several cattle were killed at Campbellton.| In Char.

etown, as previously reported, one ding was struck by lightning but e damage was done. `

GRAND ORA

31s', at 10 a. m, _ H :urs of meeting for folio

later. ~

598-7-.‘I'6M2i.

The Grand Black Chap

ameeign Prlnc : of Wales Coll

... _ ~ ' ' ,... t,at a.m. gard to conscriptlon in Canada now, is l~feXl°°~ There he encased “Dell the G“"“““ ““""’ ""1 "° h” be “ “md |)e|(.gau.S -from p.m,im.ia|

note time and place of meeting.

The Grand Orange Lodge _of Prince of Wales College

__ '_'_

MEETING OF 1

Nei-3 Lonnie

ter of riritish 'America ege Hell, on Fuesday, Julyf

Preceptories will _pl_eag§_','.

Briiish America will meet:-V Hall on Wednesday,__ lily

#ins divs wiilbe ariiioiini~ecl_

G. W. MCLEOD, _ if

Secretary .oi Committee;

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appeared to back Maderq. While his agents in the northsupported Orozco. Subsequently he upheld I-luerta. whom

iziany. He finished his tqlk_in_MexicQ

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