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It is the most extensive Empire the world has ever seen. _ or 1-4 of the earth's land surface.

1i is '1 time! as 1am as the Roman

extent under Trajan, Ii 15 4 times the size of the United d Slates proper. It would make 65 Germanys.

This b an anea larger than m; United States, including possesslo or than all the continent of Europe.

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states. ii i5 Iefliiy an Empire of empires. its states and provinces are found on every continent and in every ocean. Its islands, scattered over the Globe both in salt and fresh water seas, are without umber. Canada. alone is nearllyaslargeas all Europe; Canada islarger than the United States with all its possessions. Australia is as large as Brazil, or . as the United States proper. British South Africa is large than Argentina, or than the United States east of the Mississippi. India is as large as all Europe. ex- cluding Russia; it would make about 40 states of Pennslyvania.

0f the Empire's area. about 0,000, 000 square miles are new countries -thc bulk of the world's new coun- tries are British.

These new lands have about 20,- 030,000 inhabitants-they could sus- tain 300,000,000.

It is therefore the great future country of the world-the ‘Greatest Unitéd Statw.‘

The Empire is the largest lsnd~ owner on the Continent of Africa.

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It is the largest landowner in the Eastern Hemisphere.

It is the largest landowner ~in the Western Hemisphere.

It is the largest landowner in North America.

It owns more of Central America than any other non-Central Ameri- cah country.

It owns more of South America than any other non-South American country.

It possesses more of the coast line of the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian oceans than any other Power.

The greatest section of the Empire is in North America. the smallest in South America.

l It is the mist populous Empire the iworid has ever seem-about 450,000,- 000, 1-4 of mankind. ~

I It includes more races, languages, and religions than any other Em/pire that has ever existed.

It has the greatest Hindu popula- tion of the world, and the greatest Moslem.

The malorlty holding the ancient Persian religion of Zoroastcvr are now ‘British citizens in India, the Persia. India alone has more different

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. n has t state of the world. c, g. New Zealand, “crfls” by 55°“ 43129-093 Queensland, Saskatchewan, Aibertl, square miles during the last 60 years. gnaw," Km“ r W011i AUBZIIl-ll. Th a mp1" includes m‘ “dent Africa" Kilimanlam in Tanganyika. . i _ _ mm on °I Cum“ the 5m“ 0°“ Mont Logan in Yukon.

Union of South Afrioa,—the splcn- world d. _ . “L mph’ °* “w” mm‘ “s. within its borders.

Plsgah, Tabor, Carmel. Sinai is under

Palestine. the Holy Land, is now sway-Judson, Samaria,

It includes the old capital of Queen

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It has the largest island of the It has the highest mountain in it has the highest of the Rockies,

The highest mountain range h: the the Hlmlayan, is largely Among its mountains are Hor. its protection.

It has within 1k borders the larg- est inland sea after the Mediterran- ean, Hudson Bay.

This is s. Canadian Mediterranean -as large as 3 Baltics. ‘

Other great eels. the shores of which are all or nearly all within its borders. ara-themsbien Sea, the Bay of Bengal, the Gulf 01f St. Lawrence, the Gulf of Cl-rpentaria, the Coral Sea, the Tasman Sea. There are six great white states of the Empire 0n the Pacific coast, l in Canada, b in Australia. ' These Empire Pacific states are larger and more populous than the

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The Empire ls the world's greatest diamon producer: the Cape Province of South Africa alone ts.

The largest diamond known, ‘The Cullinan,’ was found in South Africa. From 200 acres in Kimberley, £203,- 000,000 worth of. diamonds has been taken in 40 years.

The Empire produces 90 per cent. of the world's precious stones.

The Empire is the world's greatest tin producer; Malaya. alone is.

It. is the worlds greatest niokle and cobalt producer: Ontario alone produces more than all the rest of the world combined.

Southern Rhodesia is the world's greatest producer of chrome ore. Quebec province is the world's chief producer of asbestos, also mica.

The Empire's coal resources are the greatest in the world.

Albert alone has l4 per cent of the world's coal reserves.

Newcastle, New South Wales, is the greatest coal shipping port in the Southern Hemisphere. British Columbia has the forges coal-fields on the Pacific coast of America.

4 Pacific states oi the United States. The 2 chief cities of the European race on the Pacific coast are in the Empire, Sydney and Melbourne. A recent Australian Prcmierseid —-'The heart of the Empire has been moved from the North Sea. to the Pacific.‘ Many of the world's greatest riv- ers flow wholly or partly within its borders. The Nile, Niger, Indus, Brahma- putra, Zamboni, Irawedi, Ganges, the Murray, in the Eastern Hemisphere- The Mackenzie, St. Lawrence. Saskatchewan, Columbia, Yukon, in the Western. Also such historic rivers and streams as the Euphrates. ‘Tigris, JorduhKisi-im, Jebbook, and Az-non are under it mandate or promotion. It contains or partly contains, the largest lakes in the world-Superior Huron, Ontario, mo, Tanganyika, Nyasa. The other great lakes Victoria Ny- anza, Great Bear, Great Slave, and Winnipeg are entirely within it. It has the largest mercantile mar- ine on the great North American lakes. It has fleets of steamers trading up and down the Central African lakes. The Dead See is completely within its borders the Sea. of Galilee is partly within them. Canada has half the fresh water of the earth. , Many of the world's natural wond ers are within the Empire or on its borders-e. g. Niagara, Victoria, Kale ieur, among waterfalls. Kini Balu (Romeo), licrairna South America), Ruwenaori (the old ‘Mountains of the Moon,“ (Uganda), Eglon (Kenya), among wonderful mountains.

Thvfloinrus wonders in New Zea- ls-nd are among the world's chief natural ones.

The Victoria Falls. Nhodesia. the grandest in the world. Kaieteur, British Guiana, is the highest great waterfall in the world. Labrador possesses one of the moot magnificent water-full in the world, the Grand Falls of the Hamil- ton River.

The Empire has one the world's chief oceanic wonders, the Great Barrier Reef off the coast 0f Austra- lia. There is nothing like it in the world.

This is a gigantic coral breakwater. 1,200 miles lend. making smooth water along the whole east cont of Queenslan‘.

British Columbia has one of the longest and most beautiful landlock- ed ocean routes in the world.

The smipire holds most of the great ‘Gates’ of the world-Gibraltar, Suez, Aden. Singapore, Quebec.

It possesses many of the chief ‘keys’ of the world-Malta, of the Mediterrsneen; Mauritius. of the Indian Ocean; Hang Kong, of the China Seas; Bermuda of the North Atlantic; Falkland Islands, of the South Atlantic.

It possesses fa: greetor mineral wealth than any other country.

It produces more gold than all the rest of the world combined. ‘rrsnsvul alone produces 80 per cent. of the world's output d gold, surpassing every other country. The world's largest gold nugget, ‘The Welcome Qtrenger,‘ was found inAultralils The Empire is believed to possess the world's greatest silver area.

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Nova Scotls. has the only large tideweter coal fields on the Atlantic coast of America. ‘

Port Harcourt, Nigeria, the great- est ooelshlpping seaport in West Africa.

Welsh steam coal is the best in the world. Coal mines are being worked in Rhodesia, near Zambesi. Alberta's oil fields promise to rival all the great oil fields of the world combined in production. Tanganyikafs coal field is said to be vastest in Africa.

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LONDON, May 23.—-'I‘he announce ment that the Indian government has ordered a fleet of monoplane air liners for the operation of internal airways in India marks a new and important stage in the development 6f Empire hair communications. For the first time the principle of un- ified control, fuliiilled in the mon- oply operation by Imperial Airways of the existing lines radiating from London to the east and Africa, is broken.

The experiment is interesting ;on- ly events can show whether the 1n- dian government is right or wrong in refusing to budge from insistence that internal airways in the ter- ritory over which it rules must be state controlled.

Prom the end of this year, when the present agreement chartering‘ Imperial Airways aeroplanes for the continuation of the an mail from Karachi to Delhi is due to expire, the British company will be faced with a. gap, between Calcutta and Karachi, in the proposed service to Australia. Undoubtedly the Indian government will permit Imperial Air- ways craft to carry mails and pas- sengers embarked outside India to destinations beyond India as Dutch and French machines do today, but they will not countenance the cer- riage of internal traffic along the main routs by any aeroplanes ex- cept their own.

The alternative is for the Indian aeroplanes to be responsible for the transport of the mails from Karachi to Calcutta. Here difllculties might arise from differences of size and loading of the machines employed. For example, should one of the new giant four-engined Handley Page biplanes reach Karachi from the west with 8,000 pounds or more of load on board severarsmaller planes might be rrquired to take the load across India without delay.

The machines ordered by the m- dlen government are three-engined "Avro Ten" high-wring monoplanes, a single pair of wings being located above the fuselage, with space in the cabin for eight passengers and serv- ed by a crew of two or three men. They cruise at 100 miles an hour and are deslnged to operate in Indie with

The Empire has the greatest known natural gas field in the world, in Alberta. -

It has the worlds richest iron mines. in Newfoundland.

India is stated to have the world's vastest and finest deposits of iron ore.

New ‘South Wales has the largest iron and steel works in the Southern Hemisphere.

South Australia has the largest- lead smelting works in the world. An important authority has stated that Canada is likely to become the leading producer of minerals in the world.

Northern Canada has a greater area of pro-Cambrian rock-formation (the oldest rocks of the world espec- lally rich in metals) than all the‘ rest of the world together.

Australia also is one of the richest countries in the world in minerals, in almost every part and of every kind.

The Empire has the world's great forest areas.

Canadts forest lands of fine tim- ber alone would cover 5 Spslns, or l4. states of Missouri.

British Hondurus mahogany is un- surpassed in the world.

The great teak forests of Burma are the finest in the world.

The West Australian forest would cover all Germany.

Canada has the greatest pulp- wood resources, fox-making paper, in the world.

'I'he tallest trees ever known have been found in Victoria. Australia- over 500 feet.

The Empire is the world's greatest rubber producer-in Malaya and Ceylon.

It possesses the vastest areas. and ls the worlds chief wheat producer.

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By SAMUEL DASHIELL United Press Staff Correspondent

PARIS, May 23 (UTA-The plight of exiled royal princes in France was revealed in alliis drama. and path- os when the youhg Archduke chaimant of the Hapsburg throne at Budapest held a recent conversation with the Inf-ante Gonzales at Fon- talnobleu. ,

The Spanish princes, three of them with their two Princess sisters, have the run of the beautiful forest of Fontainebleu, and the rigors of their princely training has somewhat abat ed since Alfonso renounced power at Madrid.

Young Otto, who since birth has been raised and trained for the throne, visited his royal relatives and looked wlstinlly at their sisters and brothers, riding and walking a- bout with all the freedom of ordin- ary children.

Otto Envies Cousins

“Youwe got all the luck", the seri- ous feccd, rather good looking Otto told the young Gonzales. "Although we are going to stay in Paris. We come here so seldom that I hardly know the city-"

And to those immediate members of his family. young Otto, is already King of Hungary. Last November he attained the age of 18, which is the legal age in Hungary. His ambitious and illstarred mother, the Pknprms Zita, has contrived every means to have him placed on the throne. And so this lad,‘ who has lived to man's estate, almost without n childhood. without the distractions of youth, is a King without reigning. and on him are thrown the responsibilities of leadership without its authority. In

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