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iriiiiery ,irilviiy ni western hunt.
tllussiaus have ilepuised Enemy- aiid Captured Aeroplaiies.
(Special to the Guardian.) Near Khotin on the morning of the
PARIS. April‘14.-The War Oillco 12th an enemy aeroplane from the
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communication issued thls evening direction.of\Boyan was attacked by says: in Argonne our batteries have our craft and compelled to retreat.
been active in the region of St Hubert, Meanwhile another enemy aeroplane where German works were damaged. succeeded in reaching ivantz on the Our batteries have been active also Diiiester opposite Khotin and threw against roads used by the enemy in bombs. the explosions of which wound- the region of Montfaucon and Malan- ed sentinel Anatoie Bostanneff. Hear- court. To the west of the Meuse dur- ing of this the Emperor. who was re-
lng the day artillery oil both sides viewing- the troops at Ivantz, ordered has been active in the region of Lo Bostainieli’ decorated with the Fourth Mort Homme. To the east of the Class Order oi' St George. Mouse our second lines have bee bom- On the Caucasus front ilgllilllg C011
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burdcd. 'in Woevro there were some tinuos. West of Erzcrum the enemy
volloys by artillery. To tiio west of sustained heavy losses and everywhere i'ont a Monsseu we scattorcd convoys is failing back in disorder, energetic- on the road from Essoy to Nonsard. ally pursued by our troops.
There is nothing ot' importance to re-
port from thc rest oi thc trout. WQATHER
A Belgian oillcial coinmunication “P RA-I-“RE
ss 's the du has b`cen niet in genera ' TE E
i y <1 1. ° `
along the Belgian front cxccpt north ~ TIDE “OSH ETC,
of Dlxmudc, whore artillery actions have taken place. Our batteries caused a German depot of ammunition
10 Gltplode. Strong winds or moderate gales from
V (Special to the Guardian.) north-east and north with snow or
rain in many places at first. clearing
TORONTO, April 15.-Maritime:
PETROGRAD, via London. April 14. at night. , '
-_The ofiicial communication issued THE WEATHEII Yesterday was
today by tho'War Ofiico says: inthe fair and mild.
region oi’ lkekull bifldgehead there has The highest tcuipcraturc recorded
been' an artillery duel. Wednesday yesterday was 42 degrees above zero.
eveiiliig the Germans resumed. the At nine o'clock yesterday morning it oliensiye in the sector of Lake Sventen registered 39 above; at nine last night and llzeil. but were repulsed. leaving 36 above. The coldest the previous
in front of our trenchesgreat numbers night was 37 above.
uf men killed or wounded. Enemy
The tide will be high this morning
artillery has manifested considerable at 8.44, tomorrow at 9.19 and Monday activity 'in the region oi' Lake Mlade- at 9.53; it will be high tonight at 8.53, zaoii and north of Smorgeu. Near tomorrow at 9.46 and Monday at 10.37.
Sesvalno railway station our battery
The sun sets`this evening at 6.47
brought down an enemy aeroplane. tomorrow at 6.49 and Monday at .6.51; which fell near Gloubokis. In Galicia it rises tomorrow morning at 5.11, in the region of Trzibouchovtze south- Monday at 5.10 and Tuesday at 5.08.
east oi Boutchache we/repulsed an The moon rises this afternoon at
enemy attack; in the Stripe region our detachment seized Po oil and
4.11.
The first uarter ofthe moon was
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trenches southward. Two enemy on Monday. April 10th at 10 a. my
ilouuter-attacks in an effort to regain
There will be a iull moon on Tues-
the last sector were repulsed with day. April 18th at 1.07 a. m.
serious enemy losses, according to re- The length of today will be thirteen ports received thus far we tooklin the hours and thirty-five minutes and of course of this flgliting five olilcers and tomorrow thirteen hours and thirty-
over one hundred men. eight minutes. ,.
QONDENSED ADS, WANTED.- GIRL. FO2§l GI5NhERAi.1
TOO I. ATE FOR
housework. Apply c mon St. 8034-3-31M tf .
Ul.ASSI1"l(lA'1‘ION i=`6W`.°f=.7\`EE`.~`-°°l.T>`é`s`1"€RTv| EN n0PE
lion for advertising in this column.
and Anchors. Secondhand for sale.
' . cheap. Apply Moreli. Peakes Wharf
ONE CENT per word each inser V V 8256_4_15MMpd
N02
Cash must accompany orders. Mini- To LET.-A i.ARG€_§EDRO0M ON
niiiin charges twen_ty-_five_coii_ts. ___ "`ibT:'A’D"sAusAcss Atwsvs oN ' hand Iiolman’s Charlottetown
at . ` -
eliiiiiir sov wAN'reap for campus- .____”_
main iloor, in private family. All modern conveniences. Appl'y 84 liilli-iboro Street, or Phono 234|...
,ng ,.,,.,m_ Amy yo, mn guardian Fon sAi.E- HAMS. aAcoN,'Frt7iNi<
Oifice 7917-3-21-MU.
WANTED elm. 'Fon GENERAL
housework. Apply 188 Queen St.
5Mtf
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furts. (looked Pigs Feet, Sauer,
m- Xrant. Bologna and Sausages. Also
buyers of dresosd pork, Eggs and Butter John Hopkins, St. John. N.B.
8266 4 15M6i.
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LOST- A BUNCH °F “V5 "EM oriEssM'A'K|No.`-1`iii'iss sfiwoiven
Post Oillce. Finder leave at Guar-
_ dian Oillce. *_ 8271-_4_;15M2l. WAWTIED TWO BEDROOMS WITH
hoard for tliroo. Address. Box 164, City. 8210-4-14M3i.
has opened a dresemaking room at 45 Elm Ave.. lately occupied by Miss E. Mctluigan where she will bo pleased to receive orders for dress- inaking. . 8256-4-15M3i.
W'§`i~i»Ep_.B"y"a young niaflioarcl FOR 8ALE.- A 10 H.PI°T|i1-l"Ell'l',A`L
and room in u private family. Apply Guardia" Oillce. - '
IIBW Ailvlv
Marino Motor Reverse Gear and Motor Bet on angle Irons, making it unit powor plant. 10 gallon gasoline tank and iixturos. Apply to Dr. A. Il. Rolil. 127 Suniiyside. - '
. , 8259,-4=16Mt_f._
i.im'm¢»\\ ,omg-_ colon., egg.
COMING .EVENTS -
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. .lEE'l'lil0S ETC
-an-4 _ _
I ON! CENT pet-“wore each
tor umrur s in ¢l\ll_°\‘l , must accompany Dfilifl- ; 1' chart” twenty-il" 601113- ‘-
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*°N01'ic£.-- 'rho Regular mvlithlv
meeting or the xius Edward Perma" 1
institute will -take place ln‘Win|loo
.Hall on Monday. ADl‘11 17 51.7 D- 111-- A ii gttondance is requested. lm . Aul¢i11. Secretary.
8284-4~i5Mli .
8204-4-1211111
_iiiizflitlem there-were some iliominthat $5 us _had been called upon mgigg :gms mguey ha, ,ma |,0.,,, co||:;:,,,|. 1;
' , , , , n li t e country; tnever c o into' 11km! 11114’ “°°°““1 1-11°-,1\l1v8i‘iie»oi‘leots the fiends of the Government. We 0 1-iw [rar upon the receipts oi. the could have ,collected the grantor port
*male 0°V°m ent: ,so that itit had not been of it, but in doing that we might have pdlave .hlmo ,lair trislnanggile was ;1=°l_:‘a:|l'c;'|° glzwshiigdgia Igor you;-r neon rioiogds damage that count never
- 6 11.66! y be repairs .' it is a fortunate thing
“3~1“~ 1 °11°11°113° -R111' hon0i_il‘\ble` that _since that time there hail-been ar §°”‘"’°" °" “"1 °‘1“?1` Person to dues- great rooovory in tho rox. business. n°11 111° 11119011116 l°¢=\ll'l¢¥ ot these Through the action of the Sales Board
res and when the hon Loader ol' the Fox Breeders' Association add
25 D1”-“N0 ~ ‘. , "' ,J . . ' ew or an esewere, V ¢ _ - ' _ ' "‘ .~- -4 ~ =°.2¢_‘@‘.°,,_f°..,,.;,,.f?‘.i%.1°,.,i§~ig.j;.i“:.z°..'.; V;_-.»;.'.,'3."c:.‘:'.‘..‘-..*‘;..°'.e: -.':.°::.':»:s.:'°:.:.:::°..:'-.::i:.‘.::'.V.l..':.:: .Al1D1¢t1°11=.rieSrubl1»1\¢dprevi» on Q, .egiitwc , A .-"°.+.. I -.wma rar; y and to my »nieuil~i.'»f eo.. " M . »- ~ Iliff!! . M, \, 1.3; -N31 °..1'¢°- 3, . “'11 giirough tho hulincu abiii .oo I q
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the Legislative Chamber last night
graclng the occasion with their pro- sonce. _
The i"REMli1llt on rising said:
Mr S eakc irsuunt to notice No.
llouso do now resolve iiscli' into coin- niittee of the whole to consider sup- ply to be granted to His Majesty.
in making this motloii, according
to the longestablislied custom of this Legislature, I desire to review. with some particularlty. the progress oi this province during the past four years, and to fore-cast, as far as one proper-
hopes oi' general development for thc future. This is the ilfth occasion
occasion, in 1912, we had to deal solely with- the accounts of the year ending 30th Se tcmbcr; 1911 the accounts
our predecessors. i may remind the House that i’or a nuinbei' of year.-r before we came into power the finan- cial year had ended on the 30th Sep- tember. The Palmer Government was in power up to the 30th Sept. and coil- tiiiued in power until the second day ol December following, when the gov- ernment passed into our hands. We found, as we had known by our ex- perience in the House, that the 30th. September was not a suitable time ir . close the fiscal year, as the businor ‘ of the province was then in an u finished state. The contracts cor only in process oi’ being poriornicti it broke into the school year; it br'»!<< into the taxation year; and altogethc it was most inconvenient and undesir- able. We therefore reverted to the
many years before. that is, the on
December. So that the first period with which we had to deal wus a period extending from the 30th day of September. 1911, to the 31st. day of December.. 1912-fifteen iuontlts During thc two months and two days ol that fifteen nionihs the Pitlinor
left us a legacy which did not appear lu tha public accounts for tho your cn- diug 30th. September, 1911. it was it very large legacy of debts und lia» blllties which amounted aiiiogother to 8168.000; and the public accounts up to that time showed no trace whatever of that hugo liability. We took the precaution of calling in two accoun- tants. managers of leading banks
Messrs ltossborough and Dench. and wo gave thorn instructions idonticul with the instructions that had been given in 1891 when the Peters Gov- eriimont camo into ‘ power. We asked thoni tn iind out precisely what tho financial state oi’ tho province was on the 2nd December. 1911. and l have hero-their report. They (ouuil that the debts and liabilities of the
province amounted' on_ that duto to 1,072,000 There wo have ,solid
8 ' . s » ` ulrg. 'Pliers _is one matter to whi,cli_ [would like to refer in that 'congrue- tion before pa§slng_on:_ that w, lie they investigated, with all the"oare_ th t wlo proper. the full extohtj.ot,tho
-tif ,could not! (ako illto account
,o_-that' they did notlmow. There
vt' tliltrofw it Ifwds n claim .Vfor A l which we afterwards sotullii.
po something, over seven ousan dollars. That was not takelllinto ao- cunnt in the lt.0.7l.040. neither worofl. number or smaller toms which 1. will raterto exactly iam-»on; _ljloweverfit will be o flieiotitiy shot for up to begin
vxrivi. I tztia t, hertillgy’ l\\¥M1\Md
y ; » ,r pq ','»-'-\.
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liiaiiticiputioii oiiho Budget Spcccli"cil<ictl that period with iinbiiiiics ol' time in our banking system. unc of
$1,027,105, thus rediiciiig thc liabilities ‘our island sons. But it any oxpcri
they deliberately stated what was not truc, or thut they were utterly iiiconi-
l li. ci finding as correct. Whitt did thc party
in that period. for the largest dohcit on record in this province, and i have
iicnrd that some uni'oundeil statement repented over and over again during
tlomon on thc other side who nrc desirous ol‘\knowli1g wliui is trnc. und,
what was false-to thcni thosc records
we made a reduction of debt us I have
further reduction_ in liabilities oi' $24,711; so that. whereas wf; com-
menced with a million and seventy-two days of our predecessors, and like
thousand dollars. we had now como down to $1,002,484. The year 1914
was a reduction, this time oi' $19,130.
total reduction made by us in the bt oi the province was $89,241, No
_ue who values his reputation as an
less or fins" figures, 1\1""110l‘ .Your has closed. and it luis
clcsvfl with iwnilis that arc vcry illi- <-rciii. Inilcctl lV`roiii thi' oilea to which l have just rclcrrvil. \Vc have limi it
1115 further l"clIiif¢ilni\ in iliu liabilities
was crowded to capacity; niuny ladies ot' thc province by $45,400. Now. nu- accoulltzuit. il’ any man who has any
less one is prepared to say that those reputation as it bookkcepcr and an auditors falsified thc accounts, tiiat honest mail, will-not back up that
assertion. I aiu prepared to hand over
ll 1'. Di the rt-.ins of Government to thc Leader
24 on the order pupcr, l move that thc ietcut nic than wc iiiusi. acc it thi-ir oi' tho Opposition or anybody .else who
might. nsk i'or them. That is our
press opposed to us say at that time? record, und while it docs not mark ad' They said that we wcrc responsible. great it financial advance as wc had
ho cd for it year ago. yet it stands
ungivallctl in thc rccord oi the pro- vince sincc tloiifcdcrutioli. And 1 rc- pcat: was it not worth while chang-
the campaign that has just clue-lcd. But ing the Government of this province it to anyone wlic wishes to know thc no other benefit accrued than that an
ly may, the financial possibilities and truth-and tliero are honourable gen- averugcdcilcit of $45,000 it year should
he rctliu-cd to :in uvcragc oi` $4.000?
on which it has been my duty to deli l believe, who knowing thc truth THE FOX TAX. ver the budget speech. On the first* would be incapable oi' stating again'
stnud to prove that in our first period 1 referred tt monicnt ago io iho
L w s taken oil 2iiii Det(-in
- P ' _ utzcoiiiit thu ar ' '» -
that were made up on the record oi stated. We had an audit taken on tho hcl- 1p11_ .ig omitting Smut-, it¢|n=;_ l
“°°°“"1S 01 1913» and 111111 S11°W0l1 11 have those itcnin hcrcz “falter Lowc's
jndgineilt was $7,343. That was a lia- bility that had arisen during tho old
many another burden. it had fallen upon our shoulders from the political
closed. and again the external uuditor's generation-tliat wont before us. An account was taken. and again there ed Tmdgnr slim-to tg that
old unadiust y S had been carried on through thc
'1`1ll1S» UD 10 1110 01059 01’ 1118 year 1914. accounts since Coiifeleratlon time, ol’
$419, we struck off and bore the loss. It was worth nothing; it was handed down, ,ii more scrap of paper in the
| ““0“"”"" ‘V111 1115111110 1110 <`-0FF0l=t- cash box. and we wrote it of`i`. Other
iniscclluucous items amounted to $3 321, so that thcrc was $11,083 in addition to ihc$l,072,000 wliciiwc cnnic liito power. if we icuvc the record there for a nioincut. i uni sure thcrc
.V‘=1"` 111111111; which our revenues is nn man or woman or child in this
date which had been the one adopted slirunk~- from miiistes which I will province who will not say that it wus
11 “U91 W111' "limi lllll'1-1011111115' llrvlwlilly it fortunate duy for this island when
of the calendar year. tho iiist. day of -with thc iw.-itll. that instcnd ot' mak- that change took place from n condi-
tion iii which thc debt was growing
as we had coiiliiltciill' ""bcd. wc wont hopelessly iiirgcr and iurgcl' und every b“°k'u'° “'h"1° “'""""' U1 1110 $59241 public service declining. Before l go which we had advanced. and some further, ict me speak of precisely how 316.191 besides; that is, the iiicronsei wc izninc lil this last year to fall so far of liabilities as shown by tho spcciul short of our expectations. We esti- §Wd1101`5 1011011 101° 1.110 your ending mated the receipts at $517298; the
Govorilninnt had been in power. they .list December 1015 is $105.-i112. We ’
tciuai receipts were $470,729. l`hnI
had gained $89,241 in headway. und is io say. the receipts were $47,604 it-ss We 1'“\'¢ H0110 NICK $105,432; and the than the cstiniatcs. This drficroiicc is llcl increase in tiio liabilities ol' the largely inet by decrease in im fox tax. Drnviiicc from tho time we came in, A year ago ihcro were niipnid taxes ""1" 111° 01050 U1 11181 YGHP. u period amounting to thirty thousand dollars. 01 10111' YBHFB. was $16,191. and wo estimated that last year thc
N°W' 111111 13 i11l‘111Di>0iiiting; but .fox tux would yield fifteen ihoiniund
nevertheless. if the record stood with-`1ii|ore, making forty-live thousand. As 0111- 0110 5111510 011112? flualifyliig fact. it iuattcr of i'uct. it only turned in it would be the best financial record $2.372, and it lurgo part oi’ it wo'ut out
d01l18 1111141110118 111 11113 lll'0V1l\0U- 1111111110 Di‘0V|ll0_e has nlntio since Con- in nhl oi' tho industry iii one wuy or
‘foderatioil-an nvorngc llicrcinic in the another. Oi' course. ii wc hail pressed. ‘|0111 01 1110 llf0V11l°0 01 $4-000 a year. wc might have tokcii that money und W1l0l'0BB. when wc_took charge. the we might porlmps thereby liavoriiliicii \1V01`HS0 ilirrcuso ol debt per annum thc lndustry. Everyone knows thai was $45.000: and I leave it to yon. Mr botwccii this time lust ycaraiidsovcnor SP0l1k0l’. whether it would not have eight inoiitlis ago. thc fox biisiiicss had 119°" W°1"~11 W1111” 4211111181118 the Gov-` been going through ii porioil of doubt 0111010111 01' 1110 Drovinco to have and dliliculiy and thorc was n danger 1ll’0ll8lii about that rosuit._ if nothing that wo might loso the advantage ol' '"°"" - that proiniiiiug tlevelopnieiii. which
was spocfallyour own. Wo were put
UNFORESEEN EXPENDITURES. to th'o`ciiolco of whether wc would
und and th t is our point of dcllllli- `
rivo it n o ol ic a mont oi
‘ ti lirdadc ntp ti p'y
Bill- tiwro is o word to be said about taxes., or whether wc would give con-
, vegnmont in the lifet me"di"tl.iiyeh`o
0 111111 5110111- 332.335 direct! without
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7~,
.1
111.11’ 11‘”"““5° 1" 11“17111iY- We 1uM1~Biriprntion'io`tho spn-lal ondiiiouuf 1ll<=_.l1l'r§d. on avC0\1111. -01 ¢1I_€V`_wo`r. an .thai existed and allow. tiiovtaxou in a1;P°11 111116 W1l1‘;1i h1\l1|D11y no other. sta_uii.ovcr,;wlierc they could not.‘witli-
out grievous loss. be collected. And
'wits uibiiiiiwoti f '. ,\1'\\_v‘¢t mon ,w¢..iuivq~u=,oie"‘i_»ro i on for custom ir; we umtrouua
tt"-
Great Budet Speecli b rPr-e-mier athieson R” Improvement in Finances of the Province
increase in Work
interestingly
(From our Own Correspondent.) OTTAWA. April 14.-A businessiikc
summary oi’ the operations uf thc department of thc Naval Service was given to the House oi’ Commons to- day by Hon. J. D. liazcn durliig the consideration of the estimates ol` thai department. ’i‘h_c Minister explained thc great increase in the work of tho iicpartincnt which has cliariic ni con:-it defense, wireless tclegruplis und naval intelligence. contraband and thc exu- nlinatioii of ships entering (Tnnudian harbors and tho transportation of war supplies i'ron.i Canada to Europe. llc told ot' the additions which had been manic to the list of vessels engaged on patrol duty, mine sweeping ami in cxoniiiiiiig service.
Some tiisciissiun urosc upon a pro-
posal iliat provision bo made for the training of nicn for Caiiadlaii flying corps nt thc I-laliiux Naval College mul that cncoiiragcinciit be given to t-hp 'ir-.roplanc building industry.
'P1110 Minister said that Canada. had
donc ull that the adniiralty had re-
oi-'i-'iciAL REPORTS if ,"'°‘;‘},§E,,'.*{1°.f},‘§f*‘.l‘i,,.§l'..$~‘i..'i.‘L‘£f.Si..;"i‘I..'I,'.i‘i"lf.'i°fii‘l1oPEhi1lons or DEPT. ' 1
Current Financial Year. lie Reviewed the Finances. ol liis Regime audi; Showed That, Taking into Consideration, the ,Money Spent Directly lor War Purposes he had tome 0ui wiih a Nei Surplus oi $16,000. lu Addllluii all ihe Public Services had been improved, .ag ,Quarter oi a Million had been invested in Per-mallelii Works and $145,000 Added lo lhe Education Vote, A Surplus ,oi $5,000 Esti- mated tor the Present Year, wiihil-1,000 Reduction io Public llehi.
A OF NAVAL SERVICE
oi the lleparlmeni Explained hy
lion. J. D. liazen.
,pilots for the British Naval Air servitu- and expressed tho opinion- that thc Dominion had, at the present time. liitio need of a flying corps. if ii could bo shown that good results would follow he stated the governineir. would bc prepared to do all in its po wer to assist tne development of the ueroplanc industry. The administra- tion would hnve to be shown, however. that good result would be attained. bi- forc it embarked in any large experi- diture to that end. Replying to It suggestion by Mr. J. G. Turiff 0| Assiniboia, Mr. liszen expressed tin- iopinion that the removal of duticx lon materials for use in slxipbuildinu would not be enough lo increase con-
;§i£i1cii0ll in (‘.i'llll1d~ ‘-- normal con
ons.
V All the estimates for the Naval Dc- partment amounting to $2,250,000 and so-me appropriations for the depart- ment of Public Works were passed.
Holi. C. J. IJohorty‘s bill in aid oi'
provincial prolilbltory legislation was .put through committee and allowed
quired in recruiting and training of lt- stand for third reading.
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O'I"l`i\WA. April 14.--11011. A. E.
Kemp. acting Minister oi' Militia. re- plied with vlgor in the Commons to- day to allegations regarding the class of men recruited lu Toronto for over- seas service contained in the speech flclivercd recently in the Senate by Senator Choquette and in the letter from Robt. Hazelton oi' Toronto upon which much of the address was based. Mr. Kemp read telegrams from Bri- gadier W. A. Logic, and inenioraudu t'roin the Militia department indica- ting that 30,280 soldiers had been en- listed in 'l`oroiito and that thorn was no truth in thc assertion that “any sub-
tliiit it Fo. tile-i'uturc_vvo look forward to its saic and sound developincni, on a broiidur and more sccuro basis than it cvor rcstcd upon bciorc, \Vc'coulrl easily, by nnduc pressure, huvc done, as i said, iucal- cuiitblo. harm to the industry. We 1111Sht have had more rcvcnuc in our tilis. but for cvcry dollar which wc might have iakcn in that wuy we would have dono tlaiinugc to thc cxtcut oi' inuny dollars.
_ (To bc Continued)
SLANDER OF SOLDIERS t
(From,Our Own Correspondent.) .stantiul proportion of the men offer-
ing themselves for enlistment is dis- eased. depraved or deformed. Mr. Kemp concluded “the city of Toronto had enlisted 30,289 soldiers. .The men are as fine specimens of manhood as tho country can produce. The blood ol’ many of them has already drenched thc plains of France to assist in crush- ing Prussian mllitarism which seeks to dominate the whole world includ- ing Csnada. Many of them are now fighting side by side with the soldiers of France who speak the same lan- guage as the lionorable Senator. These men who have been so_ foully siaudored are offering their lives with the soldiers of France to prevent thi- women and children of that nation from suffering horrors. tortures and cruel tics similar to those which it rcicutlcss foo perpetrated upon thi- women und children of poor heari- brokcn Belgium. More than 300.- 000 nion in Canada. have offered their lives for the same purpose. Undo" iiiesn circumstances it is a fail' cou- clusion for mo to ask does Senator (‘hnui|uottc roprosont the opinion oi' :inyolio in ilaiiudu but himself?
M|nlrd'a Llnlmont cures Diphthoria.
Mlnsrd'o Lillmont cures Dlphthorls
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