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hich would appeal most to the prac-
tical British mind as the only con-
`On their part they are doing all pos-
. George H. Roberts,  P., i-by the way,
finest t es of the demo
ritlsh Parliament). Mr. Roberdts, af- 3
ter remarking that ‘Canada had not D
increase production and conserve food,
ish Government was able to keep the
sen route clear, made it possible for
Great Britain and her Allies to over-
ation was very critical and food be-
f munitions For example, in Decem- n
` "er 1917 France held supplies of wheat rl
about three days it has been my c
hat had to be encountered and the re
tion was thoroughly organized, and i1
c_ct_iv_eness of Canadian assistance,,
Mr._Itoberts added, was in respect to A
was impossible to maintalnthe small
"Although the Canadian Government
the ‘splendid results ensued from pro- ii
of the people. Producers were there- t
OWN! it HGCSBBKYY i0 H0011! 0011191115' ocratic and moral issues involved in
ry rationing in its food control meth- the wa,-_ and to reams that no “CTL
0118. Said! fice was too great to uphold the pur-
"The measure adopted in Canada to pose forwhlch it was undertaken."
combined with the fact that the Brit- UST QF °F‘FEN¢E3`
come' what was 'their greatest enemy, Ki'-i59|'»" the W0l`ld’s Word says in
insufficiency of food. dn 1918 the situ- mi- March 1591191
ca-'nie' as important a problem as that _ England' have' declared that there is
o . `
__ _ _ _
a
needs of its civilian population for the Peace Conference has made an ex-
privilege to become acquainted with committee to determine among other
the measures adopted by Castia, par things. "the_de`gree' of responsibility
ticularly during the last two years for these offences attaching to par-
fthe war, and I know the difficulties ticular members of the enemy‘s
o
nd flour sufficient only to ‘meet the swer_for their crimes; despite this,
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o
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n{arka`ble efiici_ency__achieved. `I'_toduc- ,eral staffs and other individuals,
having regard to its enormous terrl- there ls no sentiment more generally
tory. its diverse conditions of climate, prevailing _in the world to-day than
ths_few crowded towns and the sparse the dembnd for the punishment of
settlements the achievement nl' those who have fought the most
canons ln furnishing food supplies ot atrocious ws. in history ln me most
he gravest period' of the war, have atroc`_i0us__vv`ay. lf no tribunal exists
for bringing these arch-criminals to
butter, when the stock ofbutter in creds Martel, has done _the world a
réat Britain fell abnormally and it service, by assembling in concrete
form _tile _particular offences charged
weekly _ration of one ounce a head, to particular individuals in his recent
no Food .Ministry _wfas ohio to secure book, ‘fvvliat will so the End or wil-
the whole butter 0ut`p\`it_ of Canadian lia‘rn_ ll. and His Accomplicesl” M.
creameries for six weeks; which Martel has compiled a list, a kind of
meantv the addition of 6%' million lb: “W'ho's _Who _in international Crime,"
to available supplies. containing 573 high-placed Germans
A who may with propriety be haled
did not hesitate to apply compulsory before the bnr of Justice. Most of the
powers where necessary, it is intcr- fflerman leaders who have fiigured in
'B51-in! £0 ODBBFVB liliitil QPSK! Dart of `the war news of the last four years
. _ _ 3 ~ - _
pagandist appeals___t_o_ the piitrlotisni the_Kaiser stands at the head, and
hen the Crown Prince, Bethmann-
_sistent form' in whlchifths national =` "l
entiment couid_ be expressed. More   M h ,( '
oodstuffs and still 'more produce of _ _ _ ' y  '
um no . 0 -“ ‘
» I 1 ‘~ f ,dx f
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inert.. ' ` _ _  _ _ _ 1 e f - ~-~ ~-ef- _
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er- a‘:-n.¢'5-'   U’l’l1\l_m |¢|'Qd0  _ Q " V . "31
between -the lliotlleriand and Cancqi, '- 1 ' -_ _ /W ~
_ whose .oppgrtuneneu the Cansdiini '-" ' _ _
. _ .` _ _  _ _ ' Trade Cpmlhilslon i.i1l&i'Bl_ses upgn _g  ~
~ ""* = »`  _ biisinesi cénimunlty. is the Britig ` il'    all /
predilection for on goods from within ,_
the Empire- ` 1 ._° . ' `e   ._  F  Sold by the Best Dealers Everywhere
tif proof were wanted ll would be , _ _ ' _ 
found' in’ the cordiality of the remarks _ V , `  » =
cently published broadcast in Eng _
3:5;,,;“;,L?§‘3;f3,;i‘1‘3";2;,‘;’,,2‘,,‘i  __ __  _ r.. a.wA'rlzkMAN coMrAuv,t;...nea,119stJs.ne. st Mournsat
_ M.. .=.,.._- » _ _ n
ne of the yp - _
_ ~  _ _er __;--__ _ ‘ -_ ' __._ 
ratic, self made labor men in the 15'-if _ e°“- _fl 3_1 _ _ _____ ______ __T,.__ ____ _,__:,__ _ _ ____ ___ _eg _ ,qs
di_¢1Ii_S were as quick as the Home
eopie to jerceive the trmendous dem-
--___-_-_-_.
BY GERMAN LEADERS.
Under the title, "Ho.n.glng the
Several respectable authorities in
o _tribunal before which the Kaiser
nd his associates can be called to an-
ollont beginning by appointing o
rces, including members of the Gen-
owever highly placed.” Probably
What' specifically are these crimes?
n industrious Frenchman. M. Tan-5
ure in M' Martel's list inevitably
by stimulated to greater effort und con-
tary rationing and so increase the sur-
pulses' _available for export."
-Mr. Iftoberts said in conclusionz-
"'i‘ho record of the Food -Board, though
its machinery _was necessarily hastily
improvised, shows wonderful results
the scaptre _of prlvatlon in Great Brit-
morai of our people and their deter-
mina_tio_n _tp persist in a victorious pro.
secutlon of the war until the 'enemy
was compelled to a`cltliowledgs` defeat
The R Hon J R Ciyn , who pre
ed tolsir' Roliert Borddii, the'Can'adian'
Prime Minister, our acknowledgments
of the splendid assistance renderc.-l
sume‘rs were induced to adopt volun- ‘and all the rest follow in all their
which contributed substantially to lay bread which had been found soaked
aiinfand so assisted in preserving the ‘to the Russian prisoners. Being at
codedf  as h`ood'_Cohtholver, convey. _responsible for the violation of tombs
‘at Carlepgnt, Candor, and Roisllse in
Hoilwag, Hindenburg, MacKensen,
hideous eminence. The following
are n few of tho specific offences
which, according to M. Martel, de-
mand thevconsideration of the allies:
Von Hindenbnrg: As Commander-
in Chief in East Prussia ordered that
in paraffin should be given as food
Rofsel (Somme) on the 10th of March,
191.7, gave the order that-everything
should be destroyed, burned, -and pil-
aged in the regions which the bar-
bariahs ,were about to evacuate. Was`
uor`o`n,1s`17. i_
` Von Mackensen: Responsible for
'were justifiable prnctioes in civilized
.Jliovr to future sei1t_r§ti¢`lik._t&t can-
 Mghsaoi-on and hanged civilians' in
Russian Poland in 1015. is respon-
  '.`&9l28"slMe for the deportations of_Lilie,
lV0anadianmqd£nQ`r$e ta;_ 1%-8 Y
which itwas given. 1 would only aild
that_since fi _have been Food lqontrollgr
1 have made myself i\'cquain_t_`ed` _with
the efforts of Ca`rla‘dl` and affirm tlilit
if they were known to all our people
pire, and _if properly recorded would
' _ `  ...be .' 'l lr
. Sl K ll _ 7. _ of 1
oa'n'{, 133%:  (inet),
Winner of elicits Munir best
o an
age, st Pronv ca .
Will stand. for season ‘st ewner's
- ltle\.»Vernon Rivdiii ',-6§p*q1_c§r.fee ilf _ __ _ _
when ae bali _collected ln the-noel!
 - rl. u.,w'oel\,
 nl Vernon River, ~.
z;‘_'°+‘. 1 “
|800-0-25lWs4ipd til
dndli our appreciation` nf the' spirit' in thefts, incendiarism and the execu-
“upn of notable; and peasahts in'
lloumania. Ordered about 1,000
ltollmaniau children. from 10 to 17
'yedrs of age, _to_ hs shot on the
ground that they had conspired
they would develop a _profoundsr un- , against hitn. Stole 10,000,000 lei in
d6f‘8ll\\l"U¥' 0f` IBO lnlllnflf Of Em- ` fhé 0CC\lDl8d Dirt! Of Roumlniu-
mrhad with the help of Von Grae-
vaitis, Military Governor of Lille.
C nlveli at the theft of money from
lille deportees.
vital st Brolllie. Un the lltwiht thot!
-W1 _ Umm-_l they were "useless mouths." Cause -'_
_ e`irJnli" logilotoyinee.
Prince Rupprecht o Bavaria:
bsisx and Tourcolng, Accoln
\ion,-Behnbertz, .Shelled a number
bid man, women sgd.,o_\ildNd_.
carry 30.
what complaints can tile w'0r_ld make.
if things like this happen in another
.wal-'r it these men 'did not commit
these crimes, of course they l\\0\l\d
not suffer for them, but the only way
to determine that is _by an offiefit’
_pudlcal proceeding. Such s proceed-
ing _wiil accomplish more then* merc-
|y by-ipgingjhe accused to trial. it
d i` eternally upon _the 'rc-
Dlilccd at the disposal of his officers.
Von l}uelow: Posted the following
notice at °Andennes on the 22nd of
sent that the whole place has been
burned and about 100 _people have
been snot." Posted the following
notice at Namur on the 25th of Aug.
ust_ 1914. “Ten hostages will be
taken in each street. If there is
any disturbance in tho street all
the hostages will he shot."
Klauss: Responsible for massa-
cres at Gerbeviller and Fralmboisc.
At Gerbcviller alone 60 civilians
were assinatéd. One' of them, cn-
flagcd in Red Cross work, was sunli-
ed in petroleum and hurnedalivc.
Stcnger: Author of thc following:
order of tho day: "All prisoners,
even if taken in large numbers, are
to be put to death. No living mrm
is to be left behind us."
Von Graeveniiz: Military Govcr-
nor of Lille\ Carried. 30,000 civil-
ians, including many women and child-
ren, into slavery, and told the Bish-
"op, _who protested, to hold his tongue.
V0n Drcicht: At Arion, bein'-I
drunk, ordered the cxecution of 11?
hostages. Laughed when he was
told, on recovering sobriety, that the
order had been carried our.
Biegen: Responsible,for the dc-
struction of Dlnant and the massa-
cre of more than 600 persons, in-
cluding 34 old men 71 women ami
17 children under il years of nge.
Non Manteuifol-Or:l1:r'<~ci the
burning of`Louvain and tho expul-
sion of 10,000 civilians from thc
town.
Von 'Rodeiskl-Gave a formal or-
der that all Cossacks who surrender-
ed should be shot or hanged.
Major von Buelow-Author of the
destruction of Aerschot. Ordered 150
civilians to be shot. Compellcd thc
women of the town to stand by, with
printed in the Munchner Neuestc
earlier submnrlnc outrages.
Von Capelle~Itesponsible for the
later submarine outrages. G.~l\'n
stringent orders that hospital ships
which is not punished is a wrong
which is condoncd, and should the
civilised powers now assembled at
Versailles' ignore such deprcdations
as these, they would admit that they
warfare. Unless Von 'Pirpitz and
Von Capellc nre punished for mur-
dering women and children on the
high seas, then this kind of warfare
would bc practically regularlzed in
the futurc. li Mackensen ls permit-
ted to shoot n thousand ltoumanlnn
children and suffer no penalty. if
Von Schubert is permitted to shell
old women on the ground that they
are "useless mouths," if Klauss is
permitted to soak a Red Cross work-
d b him alive,
er in petroleum an urn
if Von Graeventiz is .permitted to
' 000 civilians into slavery,
woul p ace __ _
cords the precise facts regal-dint! thi?
rnian atrocities and forever rc-
grivo the .salueet n~eiu~tne_ asian.:
eqntroversy.-* All the ifrsf.-hand: \_v_i_t-
neeeeeooeula so soon the stand; 'state
irty-ono girls to be carried off sfg.
exactly what their own eyes have
seen, and thas in coming generation!
August, 1914: "lt is with my con-
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possible, If tho facts coincide with
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countless other investigators and nil-
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mnuliinll will lmvv littlv difficulty in
iixiug the punishment
T_HE LESSON OF SPRING
ln Spriugtimds changing lilc l soc
The prom si of things vol to -
_A pledge of immorality,
their arms inthe air, for six hours. r-“ '- - _. - _ - "_ 1-- _. . ____, A _, (__: _ , _,
witnessing the conflagratlon. _
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-FRED SCOTT BHEPARD
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civilians to "march in front of his 
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