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written shortly sitter the catastrophe

TUESDAY, AUGUST 4TH, 1914.

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Peter the Great. In the seven-

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al and severe struggle, Russia ba- cs a united Empire. In the be- ginning of the 18th century, the frontier, though only partially de- fined, had a total length of 9,333 nliles. The army was from 150,000 to 280,000 strong, but, through lack of

teenth century, after violent upheav-

to be relied upon as a fighting force.

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peoplels Theatre’ 745 ,md 9 P' m_ the war with Charles XII,, it was

greatly improved. Other wars lol- lowed, and at the commencement of

.____..______ the 19th century Russia had become

B105 WATER- a strong military power. During the

ensuing hundred years Russia. had to face several diilicult military prob- lems under complicated conditions. One of the earliest of these was the conflict with l\'apoleon's invading host. In the north she had to make sure her position in the Gulf of Finglnd and B0¥.llI1lB. In H18 WQBY. she had to keep the Poles in subjec- tion. In the south her footing on the shores of the Black Sea had to be made secure. In the Caucasus and Far East everything had to be done. Three wars were waged with Turkey- in 1906-12, in 1828-29 and in 1877-78. In the middle of the century the in- terference of the European Powers ill Rusaia's affairs led to the Cfimssu War. Thereby Russia lost her Black Sea fleet and the possession of the mouth of the Danube. In 1877-78 she won back those last advantages. and also obtained l>°B°’e55i°“ °f Ba” oum and Kara. Of this conflict-the lsst great war in which Russia Was Engaged in tue 19th century-General Kuropatkin says that,_however in- volved its causes lnay have nren, it

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EFFECT ON LOCAL

FOODSTUFFS MARKET.

Some concern has been crested in the flour market as a. result of the war, some of the large mills stating that owing to the fluctuations in the fwheiit market it is impossible to put B Drice on flour. It is understood that dealers here do not usually ltwk heavily st this time ct the -your and consequently are not in as 8004 I position to supply any large demand as they would be-_in the fall., Bonn of the large mills have with-` drawn quotations entirely so that it

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my “gum ,Hem 80:. ‘atlas dltions. No dreadnoughts, super-

mlllllrsnlklnlnl muslim (lin “VID” °f *NU lllilral. Ona of the large companies, in an advice to their customers here, stats that

could not on the market to- and buy flour

76 sts

viirioualy estimated at from ons and

we know as little, excepting' that the

tion has imposed upon the rest of

is also mid to be n most efficient one

serves, and a fighting strength said to be over n million Of the mobil

ment little is known.

It ls to be noted that this war,

if it becomes a general ons, is the hrst to be fought under modern con-

dresdnoughts or submarines have yet

CONFEDERATION CELEBRATION "““““’°'Y°“'“"°“g ""““‘° ‘°w“'d`°

the Blunt; Sea, complicated by the ________,______.._ sober-minded of my people." This

'_"' 't f ssistin the kin- admission in face of Liberal asser-

naarsfrnn OF ACCOMMODATION. gsggsséeivinni, am: sulggricns. nur- NOTES mms ,hat ..c,v,| Wm... ,,,epam,,_,,,,,

_ W re all bluii, was like spark 'n

'T IDB the ‘W0 cenmnes that ended We have fm desfire _ to “How The thee gunpowder, and catiised ii veril-

Aregister o‘ accommodamm in with December 31. 1900. RUBEN DB0 Patriot in its qulbbliug 011 the W' tnbie explosion of Liberal und Lali-

. . waged 22 wars, for the expansion of presentation or uny other question. our wruth. The Chronicle suggested

lgnvate bonu' and 3 few bllardlng thu Empire, lasting inpall about 101 ,nu stand on the “fourth represents- lhfit U16 King had bI`B“'~ll€d Hcliffllv'

V ouses may be consulted at the years; ,,, ,Our Wa... nn- its defence, uve~ has ...uae it rlaiculnuu even in f\}g’il;h° t‘;;‘”‘;:§;‘§£‘;ste§‘ ‘Guardian Office. Pr0v|8l0ll lla! euiiui-ing for 4; years; had been en- the syes of its friends. The H811' though; His Mujcsty had been un- ialrendy been made for about 400 gngca in seven wars and two cam- ‘zurd reports are open to its readers, duly .ilurn-.ca hy reports ol ununiciul \ l Pccllle over and above the ordiuilfi' vsisns. in “the interests °f €““@'“l and if will b@'f°““‘1 H m“°" *"0"* W' “°“"“e"°""'

_ ° _ _ _H . . _ 4 - ,_ While the Unionist newspsperslvuve 1" I jholel accommodation. The names E“’°I’°““ "‘?"“°“' °°'°_'".'g "1 'fn h“b"’ _““'h°"”' tha" Th” P“.;"° upheld thc Kings ucuuu una umu-

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_ across our borders with an army of

a half to ine mlllldns. Of her navy 1,000,000 men." In railways 'or the

transport of troops Germany has dis-

psce she has set in naval preparav “Deny we advautaga of RUMML she

t - h

Europe burdens which.hsve become .has seventeen “ues “wen yt me

1 _ _ tracks) leading to the German fron- a most unbearable 'l'he French anry ner. by which she m “me to and

and she has an uid and carefully "'° the "Wt more than 500 tr°°p"

nursed sore 'to settle with Germany. tml" ‘iallm wit?" arts; 1°? |53? Of Russia our actual knowledge is the dec am on C; W? t “sixteen equally short. She has a large ariiy, c°'“"at° 'mm R our fan’ °"° nd three or four millions, including re- "my "°Ds °" “seas ron r’ A

was really a continuation of the two-

peace in our time, 0 Lord"’

He begins with a concise survey of

T H E G U A I A N maining constant through all time lhss, moreover, s command of tech- fluent speaker and 5 keen qghgtu-_

_i being that "war is hell." nlcal relources, Inch as light rail

lAdval'tl`sln| Phono 13|.-3 WIYG. lftlllery, ordnance and engin-l_Queen'a, ons of the largest md moo; gubscriptéloadghoss ".1312: RUSSIAN S0l.D1ER'S VIEWS esring stores for telegrnphs, mobile 'untluential constituencies in the pro-

. ews an . ay hom u;,g,_p,|-“_ gn," 1,, beyond thouofvince and his elevation in u uisii.

News sud Edit.Night Phones 1315183 It is interesting to note here the which the Run," war Om” can ,,e_lm;¢ri¢cd compliment to his consti-

views of one of the ost th htf I

"1 °“3 “ _ tuents ss we1I"'aa to himself. Mr

Hua om t Chuht"¢°,m_ . ly. Blues the Crimean War, contin - Brunei. oilu-sc: ‘st sunima-side, °' t:;‘°'|““ m‘°;‘“°‘:' G°“;_‘:: K}‘;"°' ues xurnpstlnu, Russia has lshui-sa Jenkins' svvointmwt il equally non- t Muna _ 3 ps , n s oo n “

n ouris d Monte us. ° ‘W 1, Q ¢ W Loudon Omcs, “Mu-sont t 1-rouse, sian Army and the Japsiiese Wsr." at "° pu um vu” md “saw

their borders.

|g‘ven“o the (luardlan WI" be trans 50mg ten y€&I'B, in \»\0 C\V WBFB 1D 0l`€ IB, 88 W8 BVS 8 EB Y B8 D0 BuLe' they have lu Ieuhty been M at

_ ~ -_ - the Caucasus) lasting 65 years, and joint address or any other action by as pe5si,niBuc au their wuf,-ef-eu

.levl eler & Optlcldn “erred tc the Acommodahon to the suppression of revolts had de- either or both of our Houses of Par- nhout the outcome of the confel'cli\:c.

--_ f Bureau ol the Lonfederation:Com- voted 6 years of military upuruiinns. iiameut asking iur nn nnvuamcnt ui The Pull Mull Gazette tieclurcilircru

lmlnie, Will |18 0P¢ll€d |0011. ll; is not surprising that Nicholas U. the B. N. A, Act and no amendment‘giflfil”“‘?;'atl;‘:,e1_°‘;°l:ii)l§;°“h‘e "mm or 5.._.£m ' _.___ __ _ Sh0ll1d have llmyed aloud; "Give “B is possible until such action ic taken' The L'-oliference has suffered the fate

Having surveyed the actual fron- earty congratulations to Honour' as both Liberal and Unionist pi-.pers

V I the Empire under eight ables J. H. Myers and L. L. Jenkins have declared each evening that it

-*_ tier; oGe eral Kuropatkin is forced on their appointment to the Execu- had broken doun; but next morning

. s n . - ~ -

Servin and Austria, the two ori- ues ' cl Bi th t er _ the tive and to Honourable Premier Ma. it was again in full sail!

. _ to the COD U 011 B . WV "1 ~ _ The final news before closing of 1

“gums In the worm-shakmg whole 'course of tier history, had Rus- ltllilxslxlv osehavfg gisaciiiilql “gg mail is that the conference has end-

gnme now in progress in I<lurope,are _ t d ° n W 0 W “'° ‘ Y ed, but the result cannot yet be ng-

T0 I t ° FCBFCSIY mentioned today. The scene ma been expgsed tg, itzrerihnnanfxg the VH°Bl1°i¢E 1”€°@I1f1Y made ill his certnined-an announceirlent which

nves In e ,has been shifted elsewhere and the on her Yes em O Cabinet. Mr.- Myers is a successful 908595"-* that the Irish leaders 0"

moves are now being studied in Ber would be m the event of 8 Eumpgllli farm" is °n" 01 the YOUUE men 01 both sid" wish tu my any B“ggEBted

' . ith 2 ' i _ ' - -

lm' Pans' St. Petersbur » London uar in these early years 0. e the any and h B Ire d . compromise _before their suppolters

8. t; th of her p 5 8 B y.vl°_n ms' before they yi *ld any ground.

i and other European capitals. Little century' In the B reng ming “PU” 99 B CleBF‘l\eaded POUUCIGU. 8 L

` _d R I , . . . `is actually lmlown cdncernin the Daemon on that sl e uns 3.8 “ r

g statesman have ample scope for their Fubll-2;; tgfuggg ,i,?.ti€:;nu(§::’,theii,,;l;:

k _ . _

Zgvss Em; enough is 'Down to real energies, without diverting them to issue of tlio “Bulletin of the Imper- i li is Princlpa movers are aggressive enterprises elBewher,,_ Tho ml 1nBtm,,_e' whiL.h is on qualicrly Germany Russia En. land and - t ~ 1

1 » 8 "Gamers as he enumerate.; themmru record of progress in ropicli agli

,France Of the actual lighting h S eémh (1 000 miles long) the \\QV culture and industries," the article streng'th._ of t'hese_little is lrenllv ale; W (738 ’ miles) thu Austro Q4 _,,,,,||:n|,|,,,| bcilig inspired by the report of the

‘ ‘ es ern ' " ‘

known. England wc know -by tum. _ _ ’ Dub, and 0 [_ ‘mth . h 1 Hungarian (760 miles), the Rouman

.. u is t st she wil mn 467 miles), the Trans-Caucasian ,J.w . E

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hogorably thmnil;;ai;1h higtcradéltiins (325 on the ,Furman and 465 on the , I|,_\__.,-M... . ll p to the present tim.. says the ‘_ an come rou e at e ' l ° ` '

phlilr

.L00

rcvie cr, “inont of the wirk f l-

. .m er P9TBiBD b0l`d‘3fl. the 089915" and root;-" ‘larmlhg has been done int tllemllllhi-

nag atm snug' of hw “mes” Rus` I-'sri-Rud (1333 mllfii) the Central tim- Provinces but it is developing sm and France' and other `enm,ny Asian, Chinese and Japanese. We A S* I rapidly in Ontario und Quebec, and Germany we know, practically, but need Daly concern oueselvea at pres- e isolated fur-fn.rlno exist throughout little. Germany has-been preparing ent with two of these lrontiwkthe . ,the Western Provinces, The inost

3 for imlmt day" for many years. Of perm” and the A“stro_Hungarmn. important work accomplished no fur

the manner of her preparation she By vast and well-directed expendi- hss told little abroad, but it is gen- mm' the German mimury authori- olly accepted that her army is n ties have “made ready" says the magnmcem" one' muy wuipped'm0` Russian General) “in the most. com- bile and of immense strength, being prehensive _sense to march rapidly

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its attention, in a militnry sense, me almost exclusively to the Russisfvuuciunulict una Lubcur ranks. 'rhc frontier, The Hapsburg Empire, lille regrettable part of it was that some that of the Hohenzollern Kaiser, has °l_ this “nge” “F099 "Om Pill” Bild the advantage over Russia in mill- 1:3 tary railways. As for sentiment. the in Germans, who constitute about a killgham Palace Conference. While

quarter of the population, are moat- F119 _ ly friendly towards Russim The Hum :pta on Sunday about the. King s garians still resent the Czar’s aid in Us

repressing the Magyar insurrection in the result being. that the Times, 1g49_ Slay groups, which comprise Daily Mail"and Morning Post were

nearly ,mu the population (the Iilrgspired and came out with the aun- Serbs, including the Cronts, making

not far from onsreisllill Of if) BW» Dnily Chronicle and Daily _News had with one exception/, well disposed to- Iwthing.

ward Russia. The Hungsrians still B

resent the Czar’s aid in representing “co the Magyar insurrection in 1849. no Blav groups. Which 00l11Dl`i5¢ HBBNY they knew that if the amend- half the population (the Serbs, in- ing bill failed through the insistence

cluding the (Troma, making not far oil the Unionists for "more," the from one-eighth of it) are. with One P

0lC€Dl$l0Il. Well _,fll5l70B@d t0Wal`d_B nioved from Parliament buildings to Slavonic Russia, But, like the Mag- Buckingham Palace, which synlbolized yars, “the Poles hate us." says Gen- a_ V

. ll f h l ,

em] Kumpatkm’ It would be B Relics for the wi o t e peope

mistake, he thinks. 70' the H“55i3“5 gh

to expect any of the Austrian Slavs were to confer together in the pal-

to hail them as deliverers. He con- ace.

cludes, nevertheless, that it ‘\\'.-uid to be advantageous neither to Aiistria M

nor to Russia to E0 110 “'31” W1'-h gates, It contained a rcference to each other for the score of enlarging' “the cry of civil war," as being “on

He represents 'the First District of

_*___

gogue is free to criticise and even

.vitable has evoked much bitter coni-

nt from extremists in the Radical,

unded feelings ou the part of min erial organs which were "scooped"

uncement. of the projected confer-

ence on Monday morning, while the

But that/alter all, was only super- ial. The Radicals and Na-

n ot having the whip hand;

rent bill would go through auto-

niaticnlly. They saw the power re-

substitution of nlonarchical

ough as a matter ot fact it was e representatives of the people who

If the action of the King was open

criticism, much more was His

ajesty’s speech to the eight dele-

the lips of the most responsible and

'of an abandoned ship fol tuo di ya,

ular and well-advised. 1-18 represents

-~- 1- - =°=-M- °f °=--=» f°fl*h° S°°°°° °‘°"‘°° -°' °“°°""- ‘° - etc., so that the good quality that marks

hogtllitiog, Bug M Ge,-man ha, prominent and successful farmer, gud _ - -

dons much more in thirty yehrs than's B00d sP°lk°"~ H° ll" ‘HUB “D P ap' Russia has been able to accomplish in lB°¢iV€ PENS ill U19 l>l`0°°9dil1Bs of the I

fifty, the Czar's government is evi-11-PZi5la¢\"'° Bild i9 ill BWI? WB! wor- ' '

asntiy nutoistsnccd. 'rust .ui invsa- thy of the lwvvuf ¢°l1f°rfed ulwn

ing German army would meet with Ulm- _

awe c lt s ia ha an

invafiii(l;mRuus;,:nmar}hllyB wohldn meet LONDON ~

in o - `”`

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mits. Taking everything into con- L0N|_i0\' 249. Jul _

sideration, however, the General is which. Q the Kin; Tdlifuday dl.; disposed to believe that neither Ger- |10 WYODE stems to

many nor Russia would ultimately have pulsed' and today the d°m“°

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Everyone nowadays carries only the

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ance, the Dual Monarchy has turned avert the disaster which seemed ine- ~ -

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