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aa-==.=_¢===e _ _ I The P“atriet, for want of something more your vsiiisiiis“?i|m', ii'iiiiii'=i°i'wu';=
_ 'aqui _aim at ciimomuwn. amish cfm at num serious to do-although many serious sub-
»\`°NlQ§,»;N\'°'*°"~ Pig!" *"4 '4°\\*-lI“.°- ~ I jects could be found these days-_-chooses
Saturday Wsek|{_-'(|ouA\_ded 1887) \l,50'per annum by to play thebuifcon Over an interview with
“"'1"f__°'"'_':°‘°'_ ‘ 8' _ ' ` fPremier Arsenault in a recent issue of the
_ shining buiyifou-ww iam. sw w ye-f. (miie St. John Telegraph. The St. John Tele-
ma) in gdvmee; $2.50 -per year (mailed) In advance, In graph is -a Liberal a er as the Patriot pr0_
Mme |5115! and being a fc-ruier teach
ef in Melneuue soiiooi. i was very
inuch pleased to read ln _viiiir issue
of Nov. lst. the interesting address
delivered by Mrss Cordelia Munn,
President of the Teachers’ Associa-
tion at their convention this year.
I adnilire the bold, free stand she
W... _.f-»-
l nm, sir ,elc.,
MRS. JOHN CAMPBELL.
(ner-_ Kiiiheiiiie Stew:ii‘t.)
ill) Goddard St., -
Quincy, Mass.
LUSITANIA CASE
LIKE INVASION OF U.u
iigsressioii, i`oi'eigu ci-iicity, lo hart
WASlllNG'I`()N_ Nov. 22.- Ex-
Pres’-lc-'iil Taft. speaking' here today
-it ii uiuss niet-tina in the interest oi
the Y. IVI. i‘. A., $35,000,000 war
_ -¥-o----
'|`lll‘I l’.\'|`l{l()'|".\` I'Nl".\ll{.\`l‘l.\'.\'
.DAILY SELEGTIOHS FOR
" euiiiiiiiiui iiiaiiiieiis
~ Furnished by W. S. Louson,
PARTED FRIENDS _
`l<‘rlenil after friend departs; °
Wlia liiilii not lost ii frlenll?
lleyonil the flight of llnie.
Beyond the vale of death. _
There surely is some blessed cllme
Where life is not a breath.
T °""'“' 'M ‘am M U' 8' A' .- _ - _ 'fessesyto be but wlitli) the difference that 2” ‘““°“ f°" d<"“°°"-\°>' ‘“ ‘he
’daii'iifii`2§i}i°:.u:'»ii'§§%°{f,,'f,'f7§,_°fj°° ("°""°'°" °' "’ the Telegraph 'had the intelligence to see iiixiesiihee/lifiaiignhiiiifd§i;f>i»iiisii,miIii
 the needs Of its country and the manii- ?.';‘,¥ ',;§,";7 _'°7,°"i;“ °,§,;’;§ 2:‘;${;i
_________`_________ Hun” N9,,EMBER_23fa. 1911. ness _to advocate these needs,_ whereas the union. rof"i iieiiefe out ‘ii is by
  _“___ _..-___  iP=1fr1°t -evldentlv has neither. The Tele- l‘;,§‘;,,;“,§f,', {,§°-;;__,°;,-*,§;~,‘;“,';,'.-cglgfgfg;-,;-;»
 _ _ _ 'graph sought and was given the interview inn for me good tif nie t-mise, that
'rm-1 Ni-:X'l‘ ti0\'l-Ili.\`.\l1<1.\"l‘ _referred to and it makes excellent reading- ‘f “Y ""P'°"4m°_"f C11" be """‘° if
_.__‘__;_____ _ _ - y  . . - . _,is the dut_y ot' the teacher to bi‘lng
1 _ ,a _ ough it probably did not suit the Pa the matter, before me “limit or the
There is now' no reasonable doubt in triot’s book. Premier Arsenault expressed Dem;-ve ml _ _ me u S ace
anyon,eTs,.mind about the result ofthe Ge- the opinion that, while the result of thefiii y-our vaiu;i»iere,»s‘f,er_ iitiipcaiinoi
"-.‘ " "ff ‘ ' ‘ - ‘ ° , - - -» -iuiie without voir-ing the senti-
neralteléctions. Phe Union _Goveinment election is as yet unceitain the _Union Go-lfxfgét of an me bmded _,_ _Ismnd
will be returned by a large majority. Even vernment would carry the province. .Thisers sin-oiui. who always have o deer
solid Quebec will- ma-ke a break in favour is, as we show elsewhere, the opinion of _{l§;°§§§}f .‘“ “I'}>';§‘*'l"H__ 1’|"'f";‘§‘2§ ‘fi
of Union to the extent of ten. ` Ontario and most reasonable 'people and of course the’siiiiicpoiiiif3 iiiiikiilisf ‘iifiiftisi tiiifwi
the west will go almost wholly Unionist,‘Pati-iot cannot be included in tliis'§‘,‘“'“>`“ feel H l““@_““f=e_°f Pride l"
while both New Brunswick and Nova S-co-‘category - f,,,'_§ fe§‘,‘1,"“°,°‘;‘;u,§l‘,f§, §‘lff,‘,ff3‘°"'““‘S °f
tia will return a majority in favour of the! I know from vast exiipi-ience that
G0\~-fn-iientlr-i1ice 1-__;H<i\~-3-fi island _ --- >°i---- i:::§..ai§”i:;;if.::“l;;‘-.2:'§;...i::;‘."si
_not calculate( in the o cia prognostica-‘ f|~|||.; 3||.;|)|l|.;y o|.~ Non “_ .~  just ones. limi i-sei mst-sri tual
tions, but we may safely assume that this' I \ I m\` E21. §,‘,‘§"§,’§,T*a§§§§nf§_;°‘§f§"§‘,fg H“a'ffl‘;
Province will be a unit in favour of the -l '.-_infix which i lic-ily.-ve site egiieinin-
Government. The principles at stake dc- T  _ . iiigntillsi iiilaxlifiiilsifii i'iiiii0,_"“(,‘§;‘(’_fl_f`i
_ mand i_t,__,but placing the obligation on an he IMA Of 110m1l121I10I1S HOW before the_S,,,,,_
altogether lower platform exigency also €:1eCl{”'S °f__C"m.ada ‘S ““.d°ubtedi5' the m9St
reqnnes n_ Tnls province naS_ been bet_|co1ig_omei.ito___in_th_e_h1sto_iy_of Liiiiadiaii
ter -treated than any other province by thee _ec Ions- _ _‘Q19 ‘U9 btmlf-‘Zhi Ul1}0Yl{-“S-i
late' G0-ve1.nment_ Whereas LaLn.ie1.__Liberal Unionists, C_onservat1\_'c U_n_1onists_
through one nfteen years of nig _1.eg.nno_fed Independent Unionists, Laurier Liberals.
us on promises, Borden provided u°s w'ithlWm'th9'W2l1' L1b91'2i1Si L1b€1"°11S lllllquilll'
the substance itself. Ho has given us awed Emdfufattachedl’ Labor Pflrt-V Umon' ‘
car feI.1._v_ nnnrovod telegraph fn»onitioS_ lsts, Soc1alists,_Independen_t Win-tlie-Wzir,_
ilnnn0ve(1n_n_b1iC_ wm.k5_ no has given ns nn Independent Farmers, Nationalists, Labor
 Of  DCI' Zlflllllllbialnq Others' _ _ _ i `iinil, rcvicweil l1.(»'iiiii:‘-1%.-t of Amer
and he has fixed our representation at four rl hog” new 1_”"1`t-V d"~`S1f“>m“t“m.S Wm lead U i.i,‘l°,"",‘nl",‘,f{§'i _i.§‘,§f.’ f""‘.l`.`4,f",'  “I’."_’§'
instead of three as it would have been un- much Collfuslon and “n.Ce1.°t“1"t5'- M3115' l--iii.-iii'\\-ii§i§ii_° iiii]idio‘.>i.)?ssiit-_ wit(
der the operation of the B.N_A. Common ff-f fir-‘m._1nd@@<i the m=\J<>i‘1iv. src i>'fH't 0 ‘jf-"_-;§f>'; lf-_-,_*`,f3'-‘fm U" "-9 -‘-lu*--=
_Q‘ratitude makes it imperative that we the L3U1"191` Cflmllalllllf lilld 1Y1`-`@lll9‘l foil ""i~‘i-~M°i_»`i;`ii`ii`iiiii tiisof- will
Should not bitotno hand that fodnS_ If Wo the sake _of confusion and iinccrtainty _nit-_ 'ini-i, --t-_-nrt no iiisiiiiguisnoi:
do, what is most likely to be the result? The Phe Hamlltfm SlJ_9Ct‘¢lli0l` ffflmlillelltiilf'-’§ UDUY .»Iii’li]n»i_i~]<?  ‘iiii-Ililiiiihliiigleiii
Union government Wil] Env; -‘Wnnt is tho thc_niattcr_, new in_ Canadian politics, says. _jj _-_\_'uf‘_\'if-=\_n_ --‘~_iv.~-ii--_ buf S<-Ii-Har In
use of doing anything for that Province? _ “lm Shlfly d@V1C@S Of I-2lU1`1€1' 2l1`@ »“9<3i`-liiiii_-(sMt(.i.f§iift-( tiiilfii-i»lmiiiiiiiiititigniiiiioillf
The less you do for it, the more support you ln his 3S_tUt€ lllanagelllellf Of all 2l1l`ll05t des' ““i;“\.“,f"""" ‘-"‘l““‘_""“f ."“"-‘." _
willgetfi-om it.” On the other hand in thc l>@1'21i@s_1t1121i1011- _0iit"0f-a-mon-g'1‘@l medlstf Inffffiil§f{"§it.i§§"If£l l',`.e§i"§i“sti?l
unlikely event of the Laurierites being re- of Cim_d1dat@S_h@ 001393 t-0 Secure fl m?l.l0Y`i' "mil ""_'h°“°`,“"°“ "‘f`"""` °f f°"‘?i”f".
turned to power, Sir Wilfrid would say: tl’ VVh1Qh, amlll all the C011tiYl§`€UCi@S lhili  mes' WWW]-as awchnm'
“The best Way to doa] with pl-inoo Edward may arise, on_ ii vote of want of confldcnci-. “Suri><u'e this had been Vene'z_iieli~
Igland is to iniiko promises 0n_]y_ The poo. will turn agznnst the governnient and sup- l_.lf,f;;,,‘f_l1dtiiiiilmiif-:limo   
ple do not appreciate fulfilling pledges.” DOW him- F119 SUPl>0l't@1'S Of the U1110l`i"i'"-"‘“ “’ ““* "°¥"’"‘- “ ‘”‘“%“""’
Unlegg, therefore, We return to novvol- Government must beware of over confid- f_’§°§_‘l"’,,flf‘§l,(,‘§ff_§,.l";f{.";‘§n_"§?ax"i§§§’L‘
mg]]1b9l°3 Wh()  Sl]()W Ouy app!-eciation €"llC€.  H S€Cl`(_?l.} b£l.ll()lI the 9Xt€ll'(. Of l',hC lnioil ll ileiiiiiiiil pt-i-eiiiptory_ln cliarac
of Wnnt nnn been done fm. nn dnnng t-no real feeling agninst conscription will be - ln",_]‘;1fln‘{,"’f§fff'fw0r‘;,"‘§;';1“'1§f,§l,hn"§n;i
1)L1Sf flve yearg, \\_’(-3 run the 1-131( of being ($01136 l”l'l3.ll1f_@St. _ _ _ 1-liihl_iii t_‘ii<;_i_:<iiiiiti:_v, _piit_-_i_i"ists~and_ §cii_
<'0m1>l@f@l_v 0Si1'=1<'1S@d at Ottawa".   fl h.9HH1“1lf_f>H Times S_'<1rS_1“Th@ T1m@S1>‘ §’i`.‘l'. 53-.iéi..'i'.l§...i.§ii§i.g"`””.€?,l’§$.3l§I»
not so much interested in any other ques-~ toni si-t-_.tiny tiigtiinsi rtiriiiei- innroci
tion as that of conscription. Those in favor "".."\‘.2‘\f."`1f.`,‘§‘,-‘,‘§;"f,‘f2”niffe,_cnW T,,(.,_
Of _Q`lVlYlg lY`fllT1€(ll2ll1€ hell)  the boys  i:~'ii`Ai tiny' 1-xt-i-lit onc, and tliatis tiiiii
--Tie const-vaive @a»<ii<i-ces and pi-ess make no mistake in woe- fo»--@itie»-Lib@»-- :§:;.';":;:".-._.l1.:.‘.1;:. 
in this province 31-9 making 3 fl-antiC.at_ eral-Unionists or Conservative-Uiiionistsf’ A  A '
tempt to work political capital out of the Other” 1>9.1>@1“S also refer to the same sub-  ‘  »
Exemption Tribunals. Mr. Alexander Mar- .lf-301- and With the Same warning. These
tin stated at the Pownal meeting that there “famfy l>0liliC21l religions” have been de - How to S WTB f d B
were only forty exemptions up to the day vised for a purpose. The non-conimittal for the ali" sieiiie feriinfnissuifiu
of nomination--out of 933 applications. C21H_fliCl21f€S. lLh0S0 who -are “1‘Ll1lTliHg 011 "°'2,,t'2f ,',°"i°f .°'ot"°dF°°“
“Of course, the people know this State. their faces” and with a sort of eclectic pol- n ° er . °' ana a
inent is absolutely incorrect. We know of icy of promising their allegiance to the best MENU "°“ S_"“"-"‘°’W
single Tribunals where more than the ill either government, are the real`-enemies ’ _ Breakfast
number mentioned by Mr. Martin for the Of Canada t0d2ly. _A half dozen of these "“‘f“‘Y"*”".G"“‘“"’ "MC" 5””
whole province have passed the Tribunals S€C‘€S. 211 €l€Ct<-ld to “Win tht; war” or to Mme Wheat mem Tea °f` mme
and are‘only waiting for their examinations “V0t€ against Laurier” when thev"s-ee fit °'"“*=f
before the Medical Board before being ta- t0 <10 S0, may, KS the Sl>€Ctat0I` p0`i11lLS Out. c1sh]i3»lilii?>d Beans in Ttiiiiiifiii Sritilgioes
ken for service. We wonder why the Tory h_old the balance of power in the House of Avvle and SHED f’“<l<\i“s
candidates should resort to such gross mis- Commons and turn against the Government rm-.moi t-aiiiinillif" roast.
representation-for the purpose of deceiv- Hi any time. S\w\\1@d.Ai1i>les Cookies
ing the electors.”-Patriot Nov. 2?. To avoid any uncertainty on this scoi-e -pm-,~,,,.,,,e fo, '§f,‘;,,e ,,,,,1S,,g,, Pod.
The above 1S_f1~0m the Patriot of _VeS_ electors Should yernelnbel- there is but one ding. inciitioiied above, is as follows:
terday and, not to mince_matters, is cleli-,iSSU€_lI0dH}{ b€f0l'€ the 13601310 Of C9-113021,  ;atf:i>Da§\fv(2i;iill»if§<iii_ni ifcifoir
ber-gtely false, We Say ill-lilwi-:iii-l_v because that issue is whether we shall stay in the ing f°f an infant fvvd- Slice aiiiiles
we know the official returns from the Re- W=11‘01“ Slwak out. The U1li011 GOV€1“1lm@1ll, iiiii-iiiiiig as-hit" ii’tilgfi§re(,itfiiid‘iii1§i-(llikiiié
gistrar’s office were sent to the Patriot, as made up of the best men of both parties, “K0 and return 10 the Oven 00014
they were to the Guardian, with a request stands for staying in the war, sending rc-iiL'lf,',l ,f,',',`l{ f.§§’,§'“§,,§,ff_ 'e"“"" 38""
that thev be published. The Patriot did lIlf01‘Cements to our b0yS. d0ln55 all We POS' Wim" “"“ ‘.“"°‘“ Saving ’e"‘P“"
not publish them; the Guardian did. Mi-.sizly can with men and means to enable l'°§.y_f.),‘,]"‘f§‘§f§,§§§,'if"(f,§§ff,“”`
Martin quoted from the oflicial figures gi- our Canadian army to continue the work it ` _ 1 l
ven out by the Registrar and published has so gloriously done so far; the Opposi-
in The Guardian of the 20th inst. We tion, made iip‘- of the remnant of the Lib- .
also publish in this issue the returns up erals and all the other “fancy political re-
to last night at 6 o’clock showing that of ligions," is in favor of sneaking out, send-
1,567.cases dealt with by the Tribunals, 1,- ing no more men. ' '
489 applications for exemption were allow- - _
ed_.63.wo,~o disallowed and 15 disagreed, In our own province the Laurier candi-
these latter to be dealt with by the apnea] dateshave not yet told the electors where
tribunal. _ Y ' they stand on these vital questions. Cap-
 What .a;l.e.Pa1_1.iOt readers to think of_tain Joseph Read has no policy except to
this? What reliancecan b_e placed on alf0l10W Laufieb 0lJl90Sillg him Where he '"3"'.“ "" "" ‘~“"°" .""'f °f|'.“`“""`
newsP%l1>e,__ so __________y _ost _O decency and does not “See eve to eve with him-.” Messrs. \v§§`.§".i'.'i'l."’l-.-'l_l’i"?.‘ii§.i"'.,.f$".,'..iy mi,
fair p]ay`aS to’ first’ refuse topublish the_Warbul.tOn_and Sinclair have issued u .Living or dying. none were bleak.
the"-UfliéTal'report offered to it and Whichfmanifesto in which the Patriot says they
_ would. haveput the matter fairly and have “clearly stated their policy,” but in
tru,t__li1f__ull_;_{__bie_fore_its readers,hand after- whi;:_l_i_ourbbc;sthsc_l;_olars arg: unable to find _ _ __
Wal* S W1 U ymlsre pesentt e omcia _ an ln u S u in an an attem t to Noi' life's affections trans en re.
port"Wif‘lch"it had in its office when so intl;-.deZ€lVé-g MV- H115-’h@§ is ‘equally Vggue- Who” spun.” ny “Wm to expire'
,_ representing it. ` It is ” ' 'tt' bl hev are all four, Laurierites d d '"‘°’° ll" *"°"|‘* *“*°"°~  ' M
that any newspaper slidiglrdz areifito Union Government, opposeilntooglloilie /Ctgiigiff eiiiiixiig di 125:." own'
S0_I‘t _ to Such - contemptible tag- men and all the newspapers of anv standing A ";l"“{Il‘;"hf°f “‘fdS°°l§‘ “_’l°’l°- hm`_lc
tics,"any newspaper going into homes in this in the Liberal party. These candidates are -rif»..isiti`ii;ii 'itihiifi_'h§pi»ii>i`“spiiem_
province, into some homes that are deep now soliciting the support of the people of
-'in the shadow of the war,_into homes whose this Pl`0VlflC9- EVGW leading' Libefal in
-sonsin-the blood-soaked trenches in France Canada and all the Liberal newspapers of
. ,an<i___l¥Iander_s, are calling for help which any standing say' that to elect them would
Gie atriot, for small partizan politigal be to cripple Canada’s effort in the war
68
Thus star by star declines.
Till all are passed away.
As iiioriiing high and higher shines
To pure and perfect day;
Nor sink those stars in empty night;
'l`h0Y hide- themselves in heaven'a own
light
..__,___...‘_ _ .L_ _ _ _ _ __ . ` . »
 ..  ...    _"vm IN NEW YURK ,_
lRll-TZKYL FllRMEillY
M910 
~ ._
From a t'-our-room flat in 1\`e\v_Yoi-.c
Leon Trotzky, supplantei' of hereu-
sky, tried to, organize American So-
qalists into the same class -revolt
against the war last Spring which he
has just brought to a cliiiiax in Pet-
rograd. But for the oppositloii of
Moddrate Sociallat:\ leill by l\loi_'i-is
uiiiquit, 'ri-miiys propaganda here
might have -resulted in the calling of
ii general strike to oppose the en-
trance ol the United States into the
war. Trotzky, whose real name is
Loeb Braunstein, found teiiipoiury re-
fuge in New York last Juiiuiiry' ufte-r
being driven in turn fioiii Austria.
France and Spain for his extreme. and
uncc-iiiprciiiislng piupaganda ot' re-
volt against a nationalist stand in the
war -on the part of Socialists. Fr :iii
Cuba he sent an appeal to New Y_ork
radicals .for funds to bring hliii and
hlni family to Anierlca. Au iniineiliate.
response brought liiin, his wife and
his two sons, aged seven uni? twelve.
t-e that city in January.
f An Energetic Agitator l
For several weeks the Trolzkys
lived with a t'i-leuil in the Bronx. both
foinilies occupying ri flat together. Hy
then Trotzky lpid begun his propu-
-innda through lectures iiiid articles
lfor the Russinii. Gcriuan and Yitldii-.li
Socialist porioilicals in Aiiic:lcn. Ho
was made the scci'ctnry-geiieiwil oi' the
Novy Mir, the Russian Socialist. d'iil}.'
now in trouble with the Post-0ll"icc
l)ep;ii‘lineiit_ which lizie-1 liik_eii :i\vil_\'
its tier-onil-izlas-is liiiiiliiig pi‘i\'ili-gzc. On.
this piilic: ’i`i'otzk_v wus chief cdiirirliil
wrltciz' lle iilso wrolc st-\'ci':il ii it-ics
for thc Jewish Daily i"i:i‘\\'aril aui_'.lic
Volkczcitung. But with qui-li paper lu-__
abruplly sevcicd cmiiiet-ti.;n liter.--Jiisf-_
of its “inodcrzi-le" tiltituilc iiwiirll th-fi
.war. ll wus un elltoiliil by Alirnhiiiii-
(iahziii, editor of the l"oi'wni'il. to thi-.
effect tlint if Ameriirii wci-c iiiviidcili
Socialists here would tiikc up ariiis iii
its ilci`eil<'_c, iintl the Volkszcitiiiig`:'.
stiinil zigziiiist ii geiicril .~iti'ik'<- iii this
’l‘roti.ky’s labor in New York \\":i~. pro I
toiiiil or ii spcciiil iirliclc iii? the .\'o\"-"
l\lir and other pcrlodic;il.:_ _\lnio_-:il
nightly he lectiiiwil, ;idi.'.‘e:~iscil nicel-
iugs, orgariizcil, iiiopnguiillivl-.i. iiiiccl-
cil llic policy o|` our pi-i‘io-liciii. csliib-
liiilict? iiiiolhcr, thc (‘l:i-_is é&:i‘ii;;i<li~,
null in between i`oiiiid liiiic io l.-0 _Join-
erallssiino to the l'lli~:i-llntiiczil Soi-i
alisls in that section iiL`,_ll.i_g~.__i~i\i;iiil_;'__
in the days ' iiiiincilinfteiy p-ccciliiig
Aniei'ica`s llcclumitioii iii wiii' iigiiiiist
Geriiiiiiiy.
A Jew
By this time lic was getting; i-iioiigli
iiicol‘l‘le i`i'oin his writings iiiid lcciiir-
es to oiiulile hiiii to iiiiivo his l'iiiiiii_\'
to ii lint. ol' their own _'iii V_\'.-e Avi-i`iu-:_
iii the Bronx. 'l`li<-_re in ii fziiii'-rooiii
fiat. i`ui‘i\islieil piirtly ou the iiinlnl-
ineiib plain. piirlly by coiilriliiitiousi oi
i`urnitiii'c- by his i`riciiils, 'l`rot'/:ky sift-
tled down loi' what he expel-ted would
be ii. prolonged stay in this coiiiiii-_\'.
illiiiiself ii Jew, 'l`i'otzky, or lil‘ii\iii~
stein, hail' iiiai-riod ii lliissiiin Geiilili-.
ii igrziiiiiiilc ol' i\l:ii‘iiiiiskny:i Gyiiiiiusi-
uni, whicli is thc eqiiiviilciit ol' ii Nor-
iiiiil School. Their two sou:-i allriirlril
 l’iiblic School in ihc iii-oiix :iuil thc
wliolc f`u1nil_v was i'iipiili_\' iissiuiilnl-
ing tlieii' _-\inci‘lcziii f-_ii\'iroiiii.ciit.
Trolzky, liiinsclf nu iiitcriiuiloiizil, vio-
ilciiily opposed ony pro-.-\iiioi~ii:ii|i ten-
dciicy on the piirl ol' the Sociiiiisls:
licrc. ` With his iic\\'ly-i'c<‘i‘iiitcd
fricnils nniong the Socialists in New
York lie agitated l`oi' out-aiid-out re-'
volt iigiiiiist Aiiiericn's eutriince iiiiol
the world wiir. llii=. propzigniitlii gain-_
ed sus-li lieziiiway that the lociil Social-
ist orgziiiizatioiis called ineetings of
party uieinbers at which the ’l`i'ot'/.ky
forces anti' the niode-rates led by Z\‘i-or-
iis lliliquit mel squarely on the issue
os to what American Socialists were
to do should war be declared. Trotzky'
and his supporters advocated the
tlireiit of a general strikc. Their
opponents declared against it. "
Nat a German; Just an Anarchist
Trotzky prevailed at the Brooklyn
iiieethig. but lost out iii Miinliuftiin
and llic Bronx. It was the outcome of
ilie struggle that l`oi'csliadoweil the
stzinil tlie_ National Piirty took iitthelr
.<`00\'l’-1111011 H-Don iif`l_c-r the wiii' broke
out. li’_ as sonic suspect, Trotzky had
German money behind' hiin, nothing
iii his inode ot' living here betrayed lt.
- llc :ind his fainily lived on bare nec-
Ghsltififi- ’Wh€l1. lille-r the Russian re-
volution he left New York l`or l‘ctro-
lrrad and wus, hold a inontli :it liali-
flx ily the ~UI'illsh Government, lie
hail lo appeal to his New York friends
for $7 to help lilin and his fiiinlly tide
o_vci' their sliiy iii the Cniiaillaii port.
_luvcn those wliof-ie opposition lic in-
curred iii New York-and his extrcin-
is-ini iiizide liiin iiinny cnrfiiiics Iicre~-
su-oiii. the iileii tiiiit Trofzky is work-
lilg ioi' the Geiiniiii Government. “Ile
is zibsolutely iiiipiirt-hiisciilile," ilcclnr-
cd o_i_ie ot' those whom he has alienat-
eil. Money would not tempt hini to
depart, n hairs brcaiitli froiii his sim
0ll~D\ll‘€ Miirxisni."
My wzii' is the win- between the i-api
victorious. lic iilso declared' repent.
""u""y' lm" ur°“"e"' '|"‘“Zl‘y"‘ i""‘- pai-ty is pieily siroiig, iii \ .i.i.i-i.~ .ii
klligiolls' Every n""`"i""7‘ """""‘ii“g i'"|`c:is\" iiirc. 'As u iiewslmllcr friend
the :\"‘V Yum W""l‘l- ll” `-"""" “" "'l"=<.i' iiiiiii- but il tho other diiy. “iii the
(From our own Correspondent) _
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OTTAWA, November 17.-This was
nomination day throuS|\0“l_ UBMGB.
and so far as I can learn there will
be contests in practically every C00'
stituency. -The l,iiui-lerltes are iiiak-
ing u strong bid for powel. and lf me
Unlonista are to win out the-y_ must
put up the strongest light ll- is D09'
sible for theiii to inake. fl`h9Y “WSL
not undrirrate the .streiigitli of 'the
enemy or place too much reliance on
the votes of the soldiers oi the wo-
men. Quite naturally they will eig-
pect the votes of the, soldiers and
their female relatives; but while de-
penirlng on these they must also pay
attention to other_sourees of support.
They must organize and work herd
dui-ing‘the next four weeks. The issue
between the opposing forces is whe-
ther Canada shall stay ln the wiir ui
get out of the war. The iiiiportaiicé-
ot' staying in the wiir if the Empire
is to be preserved, if Canada is fo be
kept from sharing the fate ot’ Bel
gluin, must be»prcssed home iis nev-
ei~` befoi-e. '
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if anyone has ii doubt in his iiiind
as to how he shovld vote lei. lilm pive
.tho sltiiatio`n a few ininutcs' thought
'l`liiuk of what little cliiiiice tlieie is
for Canada’s further pnrticipatioii lu-
tlie war sli{uld Laurier be returned
to power, backed up uni." doiiiinated
as hc- will be by' that school ot' thou,;iit
which holds that we should not b.
iictlvc in the' prosecution of the war
Not only are the Laurier- caiididiite-
iii Quebec signing pledges asked l’oi
by the disciples of Bouiiissa and La
vergiie to .sweep the Military Service
Act i'.'oin the statute book_ which ac-
tion would pmciicailly put Uiiiiaila out
oi' thc wiir, but siiniglil Iiiiiiiier <-:iii
iiliiiilcr-i clsewliei'-- ure ili~i'_liii'ii\i; tha?
iiic cuiiiilfy siioiilil- iici bc in the wiir.
This sliilciiiciit is biiscil on _fact and
uol on licni'siiy. if is biiscd on thc
l`ii<-l ibut ull thc qiiitters in (`iiiiiidzi
nrc lliicil up with the cll`ii'liil liuuriv.
piirlv, and there arc great iiiiiiiiic..-‘
ol` the-in. There are thc- Qiiebet
Latirieiites nnil`tlic Qucbot-_ A-.i'.uii
iiiists, the all-:na ot' euciiiy origin
thc sliit-kt-:us iinil piicifists. ’l‘:ikii_n
llicsi- iiltoizetlici' there is uv 1"'l"~<f‘\'»
ini.: ilic tact that the Quit-the-War
thi tn-ik of bcatliii: if will not be iii'
l.iiui'ler followliig thc quittifis iirc iiol
ilic liiil-tlicy :irc thu wliolc dog."
if lk
'l`lic s`iiitl~_iiioi‘|l is iiiiiiii- by thc
coiiiiiiissioii iippoiiitril to liivcslliriite
llic liiisiiiciui ol' llic \\-`illiuiii lliivici
(`o.. l.iiiiitorl', iinil the I\iiitllicws-lllzii-k-
\\-ell, Llniited, tliiit the profits iiiiidc
_by-.__.tiiese cui'purntioiis._ cspui:ii\lly___!._lL0_
first-limited, were uxccpiionnlly high
dii_i-ini: iiio'\var p'ci'lnd und yielded “on
cxti-iioriiiniiry retui‘ii upon the capital
\ii\'eslt-till" The coiiiiiils-.sic-n, ,lvhlcli
was iirzidc up ol' Mr. Gooi'i:c l~‘_ lien
iii-rsoii, l\".t‘., und .\ic_-sis. i\. li. Bro
till- und (i. l<`. (‘liii-kson, hos just
iiiuilc ii iiliniiiiiioiis report to the .\'liii
is-tr-'i‘ iii' l.iiboi'. 'l`lic ri'p0i'i, ziftei br
ing _iiiiix-i' i-cvieiv ii_v,:i siilrcoiiiiiiittci
ol' tlii- l‘:ibiiivl. luis bcr_i iiiiiilt- publi
in its ciitircty and is cxcitiiig consid-
criiblc attention. despite the fact tliiit
ilic people were prepui'eil for iiliuus.
tiiiyihiiig after thc 0'(‘.oniior icport.
incidentally it is pointed out that
oiviiig to tlic nctiou tiikeu by' llic Gov-
_criiiiiciit rccoiitly it will bc iinpoa
sibli- in the futu-ro for pail-kiln: coir
piiiiii-is to niiike excessive profits. l`n
ill-r the terms of the Oiilcr in (‘_ouiicil
put-koi-_-i liei~enl't.ci- ciiii iiizikc by "\vii7y
of -profit. ii iiiiixlniuiii ol' clcvcn pci
cent. only. Tliey can retain seven
pci- cent. cicnr and one-hiilf of the-ir
eiiriiiiigs on the money invested be-‘
lwccn scvcii :iiiil f“il`ti\i=_ii pei' ceutl
Abovc iiltccii pci- ceiit. ull profits zirei
oonliscziteil. -Profits iiiiiilc, uccoi'<liiig`
to the ieport of the coiiiiiiissiion, rant
iiiade by the Vs-'illiziiii Dnvics Coiiipaiiy,
during the yezir 1916.
I' ll
In these strejuoiis days when re-,
cruiltiiig for tli Caiiziillnir -Overseas;
forces is the oiiler ol' the day it may'
not be out of place to point out that
according to a statement given out
by the Militia Depzirtinent the other-
~.. ..¢~.,~.....-_._,__,..- -_----~»-~»~.-»-~
with Lennie. Ilis activities were those
of a pcaceuiakci' between the Bolshe-
viki und the niore moderate eleiiients
among the Russiiiii revoliitionists. Atl
i _ __ --
`\ -ff
s _ Crowns -
Relation. with twins _ 
tiillst cioss and the w k - _ l h n If '  n *S* 10 and 20 pound ling'-'.
war is on now. nl(wny0iir  hiidlil, tuiiiil l " .I 3 lb' uPerf§°t S531” Glass Jars'
nevci ,w l__end uiitll the workers are co" _ Wr|te for free Cook Kook_
U,ifh,lf:§e(l"l:'rli,1mqf"“l,I“‘"’" ":““ ._  Th_e most delicious.of table syrups for
pm_nnn_.. he W-nun néc',m0_ .'i,"'h;‘l“’e_v2 lf,_|`14..__ Griddle Cakes and Hot>Biseuits. Excellent
lu wur. lint, not wiii' between niitions.  for home made °5ndY° A -
I 2
da the total ~1
my. nie" csnY§iiil‘°°E2§,édl'gw¢=y
Force ° last " month _ ex °“*l°¥
ifhestotal number of recruits sanded
by i,sos. 'rits fm, “mga led
sms. and was mme up or ioi-i ""
discharsed in came-s. .1,5q5 ',m:“°“
L0( Clhildiil ftrqm ovqrgguo fm, :cd
Cherle. and 1.066 .casualties over ‘
The total number of recruits census'
in the Canadian infantry qu,-ln “gd
toner was 1,250. or. time 1_045“m °`
were recruit d in the United State?
    
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An Order in (hmncil has been
ed prriviclng that no app|i.,al|o,?a;;”r
an entry for a homestead in Western
Canada shall be granted unless me
applicant was a British iiubjeq 'nt
the beginning of the war and has iiinco
continued to be 'a British subject or
a subject of one ol' the allied or
neutral count-ries. This new reguiaf
tion will not apply to any alien-born
person naturalized since the com.
meneement of the wair who ie a iueir..
ber on .the Canadian Dtpedltionary
Force, or who has been honorabi
discharged li-:im the Canadian arinyil
4 s ' '
The ainn-oiincevnent is made in the
current issue ot the- Canpda Gazette
that at the request of the United'
States autiioritles notice is given that
persons en route from Canada through
the I-lnlted States to another country
must carry ijegular passports which
inust be uppruvezl by United Stains
cciisuls in (Tauada.
i Q
Dr. (‘.hm'les Higgins. fax many years
chief pathologist of the Deparliiient
il Agricultiire'here. and who is not
unknown in Prince llilwaird lslaiifi,
luis resigned to become the Canaillan
rcpre_seiitatlve of the Leilcrle Anti-
toxln Laboratories of New York. ills
staff piesented liim wltli a gold-inount.
ed i-:inc uni? un nilllrei-is.
K l
lair.-iit.-(lol. Jenkins and Major l»‘. ll_
Mcliuc were among the week-end vis-
itors to Ottawa from (‘.liai'lottefoii'ii.
i`lie l.itlcr is still with us.
BUREAU 'FO KEEP INDUSTRIES
GOING
WASlliZ\'GTON, Nov. 21.-Closei' co-
orxfiniition oi’ tlie.govci'nmciil's war
deiniind:-i with the coiintry’i-i indusii-:~
al facilities will be .sought by iiie
(‘ouu<-il of National Defence in cruci-
tian oi' ii biireau ot' iiiaiiiilactiiriiig re-
soiiiwrcsi. the persoiiiiel ol` wiiicli will
lil! ilIll\0llll('i}(l SOUII.
Plains for the new liureziii, iuiiiic
public ti>day.' iliac-lo:-io that the l‘eiiii-
cil‘s ndvlsoi'_v commission is takin-fr
extensive p1~ecaut~ions-i.-or -guard against
in economic uusettlement in ciililir;
on American business men and the
inilustries they have built up for
wiir'service. _ '
The new bureau will be :i.part of
thc War industries Board, the tioiiii-
cil`s nioat eil`ective agent in ciirryiiii:
out plans for supplying the army with
iicrii-ss:ii'id_=.. lt. will undertake lo
'llsiribute war contriicts so that thi-rc
will bc ii iniiilniuiii ol` iiiiaettleiiieiit
in uiiy one section :ind the contracts
filled' in the moat efficient wiiy.
Estnliiishiiiciit_4;i` the bureau is ox-
y\c.0.l.e.il_lo_.L'lliii_iiint.c_li3iiicli of hesilzilion
.ind possible loss in business as war
-ieniaiids <-all for ai curt-ailment of iioii
~~s-seiitlal industries. It was sliiteil
'iutheuticully that the Council would
make no arbitrary classification cl` in-
flust-riesaa iiecessary--aiid unneeei-isiii‘y
but would let the questiouof curtail-
inent be decided by the available sup-
ply oih raw niiiteriiils, coal ond trans-
portation facilities.
To cliiimcterize any 'business iis
might i'c.-:ter an unfair public senti
nicnt against ii legitimate ti-ode, high-
ly desirable in_ peace limes, anti' jeop-
as high as eighty pei' cent. ou the a"‘H7'0 "-5 credn' _
,nonov invested-_ This prom ‘vast When the demands oi nn iirniy and
the demands of an industry conflict,
the industry must give way, but it is
expected that. complete co-operqtioii
with the government will be given by
all and that the new bureau of manu-
t`actur_lng resources will be able to ap-
portlon war contracts in some meas-
ure to every factory deprived of its
usual work.
The' 'question of housing new, work-
ers in cities where living quarters are
inadequate probably will be placed
liefore Congress next month. in re-
quests for appropriation to can-y out
the recoiniiicnilatlons of the Defence
(‘ouncll’s ccninilssion on housing
which reported that government aid
the outbreak ot' the Russian revolu- was the only solution of the question.
l.ion he :ind his rainlly left Ncw'York ‘At present. advances on contracts ur-.
at -once to join Lenine in Petrograd. ‘being made to manufacture who
llis sister is iiiarrleil to Le-iiiue's for- show that without -additional housini;
mei- i-light-hand mon. Kainniciiey. facilities government work cannot be
wlioiii Trotzky has now sopplnntcd. carried on/
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HI...-.___y»_ _ - if
i-i__ .___ __`_r__n. an '-11 __._k
if   Foot- Comfort for. Cold Weather _ '
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Men's Over h _ 1. 2 . . ‘ `
L_______________mi_s__ o;=_s:_bb_____s_iincI 4 buckle, Cloth R\ibbers._ Mens gnltors, colors, blagk, grey and lawn.
Woin ‘_~. 0 .h - ‘ '
in black null lzilfwn lgeiisiilollg liitviiliitido and bummed Gaiters 10 bptmns' grey' brown’ and mack use leggmb
i-iiiii - -_ . , _ -
_ _‘NIH leirsimzs in cloth and corduroy. All the fashionable sladea. _ _ _ _:.-
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