Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 2, 1915, Winnipeg, Manitoba Editorial Section 9 to 14 Winnipeg Friday july 2, 1915. Fife Mitotes every Manitoba oreo of Locos 300-302-304-306 it real. Winnipeg Mau. E. H. , Tresi Ciconi and Jenral manager. Calls. It Iview Branch Exchange All Usiri Arimms Day and no get Pui l to holidays l Henry 800 mailers building. 3-Uu Surcel. Minada Edgar j to Rollo. Room 306 no. 1 weal representative Canada Lite build los i a Leepom oi1 the in. Their Campaign to secure popular support in. The United states for their perversion of naval War fare the germans Harp on the cry that they Are fighting for the free Dom of the seas against the tyranny of great Britain which is represented As desiring to make the oceans of the world an a Panage of the British Empire this Appeal to free the seas i Rorn great Britain s heavy hand is of course All Huin f. Representative Largo. 29 Ludgate Hill London. E. C at the general Post of face London England Tor transmission through mulls in the British lilies at Inland rates. I Rodom of Trade Liberty in Liaison. Equality in civil Friday july 2, 1915. The City registration. Remarkable shrinkage in. Registration in tie Down town hotel District a is a result of the new political conditions prevailing in tils province. In past registrations hotels of a certain Type were under orders to do a specified amount of Logus registration. This was easy for them by the provision in the election act. Which permits absentees to be registered by the per son with whom they last at each election these hotel Yut on the list Large numbers of names purporting to be those of out of town boarders. Under the pro visions of the Law which a sworn declaration of eligibility proof shift everything but the most no Ulnic testimony it was found Imo Clear the voters lists of names. A hotel clerk with an Iron nerve Zirul some facility in equipment which appears to be pos by a considerable number of Load the list with illegal registrations and keep them Luiere despite every Effort to remove them at the court of revision. In entry Winnipeg last year hundreds of bogus names remained upon the , although the liberals did everything possible under the Law to secure their removal. Thanks Low Evev to an efficient organization determined scrutineers the liberals blocked the voting of these fraudulent names on election Day and the elaborate preparations of plug the ballot boxes fell to the ground. This year the hotels have other things to worry about than commit ing crimes for crooked political Bosses. Some of them arc out of business others have a Date with the exec Pioneer in imminent Prospect and they Are All in fear of undergoing an operation for the excision of their bars. The hotel is an Agency of corrupt politics has Ruu its course in Manitoba. The registration in Winnipeg so As resident voters is concerned leaves Little to be desired. No doubt a Good Many absentees most of them soldiers serving in Europe have overlooked but so far As he coming provincial election concerned this involves no hard ship. Taken As a whole the list just is the cleanest Ever compiled in Winnipeg and it will enable the people to express their views one of these Days upon the political issues of the Day. Bug but there is. An element of shrewdness in it and in the hand of diplomats and publicists less plunder headed than the germans some damage might be done to the exist ing cordial relations Between. Great Britain and the United states. Be cause it is a fact that Britain s control of the seas which is so much m evidence at the present time operates to the injury of Neutral Commerce hits the United states in a somewhat tender the pocket. Great Britain has some reason to be thankful that the Ger Man Case in the United states is in the hands of plunderers like or. Dernburg and count von Bernstorff. As for the German chatter about the seas not being free the sea is As free As the air in times of peace. In the thirty years in which the German merchant Marine was find ing its Way to every port in the world. Great Britain s naval Supre Macy offered no obstacle to the furtherance of Germany s ambition i a Reader s notes books Are a flyer world within the a Reg Ina Reader seeing in theae notes that this Bookman was curious see or. E. V. I Lucas s gentle satire on. Sven lie Din s sycophantic and ser vile acid Adul Atory with the German armies in the has kindly Sene me in gentlest Germany by Hun in the cover design the explorer is standing on the edges of his Book reaching out to put a Halo on the Kaiser. Among the Many illustrations Are two or. Or ken1 Bernnard general Bernhardi the . Of Germany which needs no comment. Or Lucas is Imit Ablo Only in trans Lator from the sve Galese of Sveden s descriptive narrative which is introduced in this fashion. Hun Sec blend was dining with his old friends Mangold and Lerr Wurzel when an invitation came from my August and unconquerable Friend the German emperor saying that what he wanted was the absolutely impartial account of a Neutral Hun seized the Day and at once took All the necessary Goose once in Berlin he recalls the scenes of Triumph during his lectures there the Sublime emperor himself pres ent the Crown Prince listening As one in a dream. Nobody coughing every body spelt bound pins dropping with the sound of Jack and he decides upon the method of his Book. He will be practical theoretical philosophical observant photographic. He will pass the whole War through the Alembic of his sve the new Tacitus will he portrays Tho great 10 secure a Large and of the overseas Trade of the world but when War broke out Tho. Free Den s think hard As peaceful German nations and its Noble austrian and turkish allies arrayed against inferior races. At the office he is addressed As sir Hun Sveden and at once discards the English title. We the authorities Are very keen on your impartiality hence these facile says the smiling and charming rowing Sha re i and courteous officer who seems by my and who is to Tae the guide Etc we go Dom of the seas ceased for Germany through thu Champayne District but later that is As it i . With a Prince for a Chaut except in so Lar As she could enforce foul. Uki a passport and All they Start May it by her naval strength. Has spent uncounted sums of in providing herself with a Navy with a View to depriving great Bri Tain of her Freedom of the seas when the Day Ai Rived. When the time j Germany at Daybreak going at a r _ Speed. Weimar a tin of. Money jews milled Are thus Hundred mile came for a test of strength it was speedily demonstrated that it was great Britain and not Germany that held the Trident. Whereupon the seas remained free to British merchantmen and ships generally subject to the guerilla War waged against them by Germany by Means of her submarines while the seven seas became a closed tract to Gor Man ships whether merchantmen or ships of War. Great Britain held the seas against Germany owing to her overwhelming strength on the water just As Germany held Bel glum because of her overwhelming strength on land. Germany with that childish in consequence which has marked All her attempts to justify her Causa before the world complains that it is not fair for great Britain thus to rear the advantages of her naval strength. If Germany a 3 been Able to drive the British Navy into protected harbours Clear the seas of the British merchant Flag and blockade the shores of England the ears of the world would be dinner with the German shout of Triumph but things being the other Way about the whine about great Britain s Mastery at sea and appeals is burst and Given to the Home of Goethe. How Happy could Thi great German be alive to read the triumphs of Kultur. When the enter France it is such a bore not i to be b Oina straight to Rheims. The itinerary is completed the last v the charges the disinclination of the Public to take the Fullerton charges at. Their i inc value pending the production of supporting evidence Lias been amply vindicated by the retractions which or. Fullerton found it advis Able to make before the commission on wednesday morning the Gravity of the charges rests upon the declaration that Money passed from one party to another first to secure a withdrawal of elec Tion petitions against Roblin sup porters and secondly to bring about lae stifling of the Royal commis Sion. The evidence Given by or. Wink ice and or. Hudson on wednesday revealed the facts both As to the suggested saw off which did not materialize and to the proposal Flat in the event of certain conditions which however did not arise civil and criminal actions might for time being replace the inquiry to the Royal commission. In neither Case was there any suggestion that Money passed or was even mentioned. Or. Fullerton in deed. Expressly disclaimed any Sug that either of these men know anything of any Money Side 10 the negotiations with which they were connected. To also included j r. Johnson in his disclaimer. Or. Kellerton s original charges of graft against the Liberal govern am the Liberal party As a arc thus changed to a charge against the personal and political Honor of Premier Norris. It is important thai the Public mind should be seized of this important fact. Later the evidence is brought out the electors be Able to form opinion As to tie care taken by he Noble fourteen and their Cham Pion or. Fullerton. In ascertaining the facts before assailing the Honor of the Premier of the province. To the United states As great investigation being of Germany s sub Lime submarine work. I Felt sorry enough for the poor wretches in the water but after All they were civil ians and every one knows what a monstrous part the civilians played in this struggle vain for know whether our German fellow citizens right in assuming that moral obligations have no influence with us and whether Force is the Only element that commands american re Spect. This would be a conflict that would have some meaning and we would have a Chance teaching these would be dictators that there Are moral obligations upon our naturalized citizens and that there is still an ele ment of strength in the native Ameri can. The supposed interference with Neutral Trade and the operation of. The British orders in Council under the stress of Dally warlike necessities dwindles into absolute insignificance beside this arrogant dictation of the foreign element which has found Shel ter Prosperity and Freedom among us. And which would embargo not Only our arms and ammunition but your Independence and our Freedom of action. Manitoba As a Forest province by e. E. Bartlett. Of the can Adian forestry association have look at Lou Back in his study in Stockholm to finally lays Down the pen. Hoping that he has it Clear that though Germany was prepared Lor War and England was not yet it is wholly England s War. The Book is full of Good things both in text and in the drawings by George Morrow. Thu now York times sunday Edl Loon devotes much space to the War and a particularly timely Leader to the great change which has come Over official German utterances concerning us year the German people were told that it. Was a. War of conc guest now they arc assured that Germany is a Stini for her very existence. It s better to know nothing at All than so much that Ain t said Josh John Kendra us Bangs recommends Che dictum to Gouverneur mor Ris the american writer who in an interview published on the limes -m.aga.zinc, said Dracula Ray that the old Short stories we loved to read Long ago were no Good i expected that a. Dozen or More would be at his Throat Wiery on into a who read the interview wrought no a rather Long article by or. Joyce Kilmer will relish or. Bang s reply which is in the form of a letter. Morris praised Poe who if i remember the in it is it not the what about trading ration which is suffering in jury with ail other nations As a con sequence of the War to attempt to Force great Britain to relax her grip upon German Commerce. Of course there Are business interests in the United states which would like to do business with Ger Many at present. There is a Large Market at profitable prices in Ger Many for foodstuffs for Copper for motors for rubber for practically every thing the United states can sell Germany would be willing to pay it High Price for these articles. Conversely United states importers would like to bring in from Ger Many shipload of German goods on which they could make a hand some profit. Between the two sets of would be bar gainers there lies the British Navy with its prohibition of Trade As a weapon of offence a galust Germany. The germans whine because while the United states trades freely with great Bri Tain and France her merchants Are not allowed to Trade with equal Freedom with Germany and they want the United states to apply pressure to permit equal Freedom to them. Great Britain trades with the United states because they control tha Atlantic Germany can Trade with the United states in War time when her Fleet controls the Atlantic and not sooner. The situation is to Plain that a Chils can see it. The British blockade of Germany is no doubt inconvenient to Many United states business interests but they will have to put up with the inconvenience As an incident of the War. The throttling of German Commerce is one of the privileges which great Britain has in this War. And she in tends to take full advantage of it. Or. Rogers who has taken charge in Manitoba in a desperate attempt to save the situation judging from course taken by his Organ in the connection charges is with a firm the Fullerton believer in the Efficacy of poisoned Gas. The. People of Canada without distinction of race Creed or politics will unite in congratulations to sir Charles Tupper who today begins ter View was the last writer of Short stories. What about Bret Harts and i Mats. Of roaring Camp or. Lianas. I should think so. First american prose idyll Stockton s delightful stories. There is nobody like Stockton these Days unless it be the Irish Birmingham. They Twenty five years ago Henry James was writing his very might Well have ceased writing at his Zenith. I wish that we could get his really line stories Short and Long in a cheap Edi Tion. What about to. Baldrich or. And the loved Long after hangs fancies and so do we Marjorie Daw will to read Lovely imaginary lady per cent of the modern creations in crime infidelity and neurotic imbecility have been buried in indeed she will and Many thanks to or. Bangs for the comparison. He tells of a. Score of writers whose Short stories several american magazines popular. We know them Marion Crawford Harriet Prescott Spofford Burnett Constance Fenimore Woolson if. D. Mill Ett Thomas Nelson Page Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Mary Hallock foot Joel Chandler Harris octave Thanet Harold but the list is Long. H. A. Bunner James Allen t. A. Janvier g. W. Cable too undoubtedly the United states Lias produced a Galaxy of Short Story writers of High rank albeit her great novelists Are few in number. I shall ii ver forget my first Reading of Jan vier and Page and Stockton and Cable and Bret Harte and Allen. Marse and Meh lady have become air. Bangs. They came that Manitoba is destined some Day to produce enormous quantities of Timber creating hundreds of new industries and. Advancing the. Prosperity of the province and Dominion has Long been the belief of practical foresters. There is no conflict in this belief with the cause of agriculture. The Forest Engineer is laying no weird plot to extinguish wheat and. Stock raisins with stands of Timber. All he seeks is to turn the Forest areas to the highest account to compel them to produce revenues to the people of Manitoba 10 or 20 times in excess of the present sums and to hitch the same intelligence to Forest manage ment that now distinguishes the Farmer acid his oat Field. Although most of us have thought of Manitoba As a Prairie province Criven Over to Field crops it has always had a considerable area of Forest and by the recent extensions of the boundaries Large territories have been added which Are almost entirely forested land. Manitoba and Sweden. Can these valuable sources of sup ply for the world wide Commerce in Wood manufactures fee turned to such As to duplicate some Day this returns from agriculture Why not asked or. R. H. Campbell Dominion director of forestry and he proceeded to draw a striking comparison with Sweden a Northern country with similar conditions of soil and Cli mate. While the population of swe Den is More than ten times that of Manitoba the total area of the latter is 77.000 Square Miles greater with a land exceeding that of Sweden by acres. In 1911, Manitoba s 103 Mills ac1 courted for a lumber Cut of cubic feet. The number of swedish w Ood working industries by the Lasi statistics is and the Timber output cubic feet the Mills afford employment to people. Against Manitoba s acres of Forest reserves directed by the Dominion forestry Branch swe Den s a government reserves Are acres do per cent Oil which is forested and the net Rev Tiu therefrom is a staff of men is employed of whom 230 Are technically trained. Heavy expenditures required. Sweden has probably the advantage Manitoba in having1 better Drain age in some of the Northern Areat. And having a More extended sea coast with quicker and cheaper a Cess to Long established markets by i cannot Sec that other conditions exist that give Sweden an advantage Over Manitoba it the Forest areas were in e Ood condition. This the Are not at present nor will they b for a Long time to come and it Wil rect ire a Lars e expenditure on Protection and improvements without re Gard to Revenue during that time to bring the forests into Good condition and to produce a Revenue that Wil More than offset the expenditure under the administration of the fed eral government the forests h been allowed to get into such an unsatisfactory condition and the i Edera government should make the Neces sary expenditure from its larg i revenues to place such a great Nat ural and so important to the Prosperity of the province and o the whole country in a condition o permanent Security and producing Power so that it May regularly Anc continuously produce a Supply for the Domestic needs of the population u Revenue for the state and the raw materials for industries. The investigations of the rate of growth of Timber in the pro Vince of Manitoba compare favourably with the rates of growth in european countries such As Germany Friio and. Sweden where forestry is being practice profitably. The rotation o the period required for maturing crop of Trees from seed in German with Spruce and Pine from Jaq to 8 years in Sweden the rotation is 6 to so years for pulpwood and 100 to 120 years for lumber. The invest Gallons of rates of growth of sprue1 and Dine so far As they have been carried out Here indicate that on Ordinary Well drained soil the period o rotation might be within Simila limits. Chan classic says Cassa s out in Harper s Magazine and we read elves and read them aloud. When asked if he had Book replied of i Don t read books 1 write Bookman. German american arrogance. From a letter in the . Times your Issue of yesterday records a meeting at Cleveland Ohio for a. Union of All German american societies Church social fraternal and to Force the United states to Stop the Sale of arms to belligerent nations the most pronounced Atta Clr. This upon american citizenship that birth while progeny admitting birthday congratulations to july 2 sir j uly Chas. Tupper bart., m.g., c.b., m.d., . Bexley Heath Kent born am Herst n.s., 1821. . Buchanan . Lethbridge born ont., 1876. H. Ferguson Bor London eng., 1s63. V. A. A. Mcmeans born now abroad o Active service. John Williams .p. Melita born Tucei Biog Flintshire Wale 1860. John t. Moore red born , ont 1844. R. B. Bennett . Calgary born Hopewell n.b., 1870. W. T. Clark Bor Mono Mills ont. 1s71. The War Day by Day the German mind readers of English dailies must be writer in tha London times who has ust about fed up with special articles from alleged Neutral of Pevers describing the wonderful unanimity and enthusiasm of. The 3erman people for the War. There Las been a purpose no doubt in the simultaneous outpouring these articles. It has part of the Vaka Ninor up process which has Jeen i oink on in great Britain for he last six weeks for the purpose of tire fug up the people to a Resolution or greater sacrifices and More de people have earned something from 11 months if War dui ins which period at least me Man in every five military age Las Flag ured in the casualty lists could be inferred from a general of human nature even Ermine action. That the German been visiting Germany says that it is no longer pretended by the. Intellectuals that Germany was the victim of aggression by her neigh Bors. They still Call it a defensive War however a word which has a special meaning to the German Militarist. A defensive War is one which is waged against a rival that threatens to be is a Case of in David Harum s phrase doing to the other fellow what you think he is to do to you and doing it the masses have however until recently accepted with the utmost docility the official View that Germany is Fiir Hitrig for her life Given the Post director of railways for the South african Field Force. Here ills administrative capacity was taxed in a different Way. Instead of building a railway he had to an existing network of lines for the rapid movements of troops and material to keep the system in working order and to restore gaps by an ingenious enemy in ways it i dear w. To. A we should Hoar was a More difficult Job for apart j something again of or. Aloir Tagus s sup from other considerations it was some last was it successes in that wearing Campaign was clue to the Coli Cincy of his organization. An example of his work occurred when lord Roberts changed his front soon after his arrival to take Over the command deluding the land area of nearly every Man and what or. Pepys i Rushing them As Well As Lari re rein 0 if in 1 ii i. Siik Early Conns Tiomi Why Orborn our flu pest Ion which or. I Ops Marii in recent session of tin. Leg Maturo. Which ended in Trio Mccla Cuvir blow up in Oliu u Forcemeats. Round Between the Orange warped treacherous War upon taut some knowledge of the real facts of the Case is beginning to percolate after making allowances for through the National consciousness. From More than one source comes the statement that the German authorities Are fearful of the possible effect upon Public opinion of a spectacular reverse on a scale so Bis that news of it could not be sup pressed. Unfortunately no such blow has been administered by the allies the German losses the sum total of which is beginning to weigh heavily on the German mind come from a thousand minor engagements. If the actual facts Are As indicated it would be very unwise to deduce from them any expectation of an impending collapse of German Power. A Berlin dispatch in a. New York paper says that As the National peril increases the likelihood grows that Power will More pass into the hands of the extremists. There Are it is believed two parties Strus s Lins for control in Germany. One led by von Tirpitz the whole Sale murderer who is head of the German admiralty is for ruthless and on a scale hitherto unknown the other headed by the Chancellor is at least in comparison moderate in its views. The next will probably be the Triumph of the extreme Jing Oes and a renewed attempt by desperate exertions to smash the allies with a corresponding speeding up in the exhaustion of Germany in men and . Such a course of action assuming that it brings us Corn must hasten the apart not jealous neighbors who have dodder Rivers. It was essential aberrations of the German War but it is not to base a judgment on deductions of this nature. Resolute As the German authorities Are to keep up the pretence to the world that there is not even he slightest rift in the National Soli Darity news filters out from time to time which shows a state of mind very different from the exultation of ast Auer St. Could there be any Jiing More significant than the news hat the German authorities have suppressed some six so playlist news papers including the great org an of he party in Berlin for publishing an anti War declaration by leading members of the social democratic party plainly the authorities dare lot permit free discussion of the War and its causes. In the prussian chamber of dept Tes thursday last the socialist Mem aers were bold enough to say that we have the masses with us and he masses want the socialist member Braun recorded his disapproval of talk about continuing he War in order to carry out wild plans of there is a Good Deal less talk about annexation in Germany thai there was eleven months ago. It is reported from Berlin that the German news papers have been ordered to abstain Croni discussing plans for the even Tual annexation of. Belgium by Ger Braun like his socialist col leagues holds that the majority of the German people earnestly desire that no Opportunity for securing Early peace be they reject annexation plans of All kinds. What the German people do want is peace without bringing humiliation or subjection to other this is very different from the kind of talk that was Universal last August. There arc indications that the Ger Man people Are beginning to do a Little thinking for themselves As to this War and the causes of it. A secrecy should be pro for March m list that or. Pepys that difficulty of the railway stall. Only j Vav. S. D. Or. Pepys wrote la added the the suggestions referred to by at the last moment was the Barest information sent to the officers concerned every unit being designated by a letter Tho alphabet and Only the of flyers in authority Possession teen or seventeen Days Girouard supervised the passage of some 30.000 troops with the necessary number of horses guns and transport to the scene of the comm under ii chief s new Effort. It was the director who Drew the attention of the authorities to the possibilities of the armoured train j for outside thereof what could be More lilting than tha. There should be a or Osipe of of he j Roick size pos d a top or the great dome in the Centre a Buffalo stand ing for and beside inc Buffaloe and upon that Mijc Suciu Beaste two one re Prescan Liik Tho government of my Boblin. And the other Trio former government contractor. Holding a Cormie Opla borne of pie tic in one Hando and a mounting a 6-Inch Bre ech local Long gun of 1 us Lack Money from it pouring on a. Railway truck Girouard sent it into the pocket of the other la Ruric. Up to the Moncier River and arrived i who in time to Shell the boor trenches at j Mone Magers Fontin just before they were i Cornucopia from which it is your i evacuated. This improvised armoured tunic Ziluni some of onto of its Piekett putts it into evacuated. This improvised armoured j into train later performed excellent service i ".hri1 i re i near fourteen streams where in con i Ala Ulf d to Amu Alsic Junction with observers in a balloon hindi. Could there by a liner the forerunners of our splendid air lick group men it dropped shells at Yards for the other statuary to Adorne the into Boer lagers greatly to the in Newe parliament building then would Tonish ment the occupants. Another Loci u a of my j Wield Imp me Lead of. A . An Harpoon. This would humic on a Poder tall in mines on the line to explode Auto j i runic of the niacin in Raike of course. Trucks in front of the engine win ii a Tram was making its journey i of the Day. If the enemy had any in apically on Contact the locomotive i also was thus spared the Fate intended j sir Percy remained in South Africa. Us commissioner of railways Cor some j Lime after peace was declared and j l this y Liob Llu would Trio Iii i for a Valuary. There would have to a Srou pc of him Ami Torii Mer Damon and thu of question whether Public opinion in Germany is As Resolute and unanimous on the Issue of the is in great Britain prance Italy and Russia. Correspondence crows in their thousands. To the editor Octha free press sir the correspondence in your paper regarding the Crow surprised me the letters showed the Insomuch As some to find favor with Birds. If or. Speechley were to be Here one season i hold be would have a Good word to say for them. This being1 a Park like country with lots of lakes we seem to have More than our share of them. Without the least exaggeration they Are to be seen Here in tile late summer in the i thousands. Last year one held of Oata i of 25 acres was threshed and eaten so badly by them when in. Stook that you could Sec nothing but chaff on the out Side of the Stooks. X have seen fleas badly destroyed with blackbirds in the same Way. They also tramp Down to wheat before it is Cut and eat it and dig it up just As it comes up in Tea Spring. They Are both a pest we could do Well without. J. Sheldon. Or. Prince Albert sask., june 20th. As to Richard Bagot. Forward and assist in equipping a school for training aviators and with government assistance we will Send an Aerial army of a thousand or More flyers who will do More damage to the enemy at less expenditure of men and Money than any other scheme one could devise. Henry Woodhouse of the Aero club of America said the other Day Britain has aeroplanes ready for the greatest Aerial raid in. The history of the world with which she Hopes to help to subdue her ene Mies. For in the last analysis of the bitterness of conflict wars will be fought less by rules than to win Vic tory. Three of my business associates Are now at the front. We have no Gether for the glory of Canada and safety of the Umpire rec quires each one us to do our ja1ies h. Munro. Winnipeg. June 29. V c three years ago and now lie has Boon j called out of his Well com cd Rosl to help his Sovereign in Tho greatest of j Ai diary Tihoni before Tho one i or. Montague As in flowing help his Sovereign in Tho greatest o aim be in flowing cent Utris and a Tho Many tasks that to has been _ called upon to undertake. That to j of Joseph her will succeed As thoroughly in this As Nice a the Mercurio pois d Uler of Ullh from the Golden books. life i my life. Henry David Ali orca cd Cappo and his Long Mous s i Ream ins behind him in the wine of Bis one Oili. L. Taylor one of Ilie Llovio Raber and so on. Hut lilo Joia a rom uie few to to i editor of the free press. Or Ian if i Ead with interest tile correspondence in your paper kindly allow me to Aud jines hereon m the year 1001 the Richard Bagot 1 1 ii cation published in the National certain articles on the Cal attitude of the and in consequence thereof he resigned from the Sovereign order of the knights of Malta. After 1001 he a not mentioned 111 who s who a belonging to such order up to 1808 at least. It he is so mentioned in the 1s15 edition it must be an oversight unless he has 1901 again been a. Member or such order which is hardly Likely. I presume that a Man can resign from the order of the. Knights Malta and still re main in the Catholic Faith. Woolnough Peel. Grenfell sask., june 2 j. Of citizens of German moo vet attempted the right of the United states to Export arms and ammunition they insist that this country has moral obligations toward these citizens German origin who they boldly Tell us form the we have other great allies none the racial element in this and that As in this country strength alone commands it is the duty of the German american element jul "1. _ tm1t. Asquith s reference. From the . Evening Post the prime minister of England close a recent Guildhall speech by saying we have Noble comrades in arms but have other great allies none the less potent because they Are invisible among them Man s Union Merable the obvious reference was to Ouw Wordsworth s sonnet to Toussaint to organize As a solid unit for the Pur overture from which any Man or cose of forcing an embargo on the sex nation going Force to face a system of morality based on Force May derive Good cheer Hast great allies thy friends Are exultation agonies and love and Man s unconquerable port of arms and ammunition. I Hope american citizens will Wel come this Challenge. It. Is time to his 95th year. He is the sole sur a visor of the fathers of confederation and the Only link with pre confederation polities. He was for nearly fifty years a leading figure in Canadian Public life and he has now lived in retire Faient for fifteen years. May he lire to leave his Hundredth birthday far behind him six persons killed by Muskogee okla., july Tor Nado that 3tvept parts of Ottawa county northeastern Oklahoma last night today was reported to have killed six persons. Three deaths have been verified. The casualties were in the Rural districts near Miami difficult to reach Telephone lines being out of. Commission. Considerable property damage is reported. A suggested school. Aeronautics. Sir it is strongly coming Home to All of us that this great War is our War for we cannot get away from the fast a Bich is becoming clearer every Day that we cannot win unless each individual in the Empire does his utmost to crush once and for All the people whose doctrine is might Tho Only what would you do if a dog was Loose in the Street biting your own children who were playing in front of their own Home ask yourself the question what would i and your answer. I would kill the dog. You would Well then what Are you going to do when a nation has gone Stark staring a nation who has violated All the sacred rights of Man kind violated treaties repudiated its pledges crucified your own people Cut the hearts out of mothers Bay netted children denied the secret places of worship done everything that an in sane Man or Devil Cociu conceive or do to destroy pillage or murder the innocent. It is up to Eich one of us to do what we can to kill this vile beast. The Canadian people Ara doing Kerful work in sending tens of thou Sand s of their sons to the front to fight in the trenches. In my opinion in the Linal analysis of the War much More will be achieved towards smashing the Gerran s Power by Aerial warfare by blowing up their railways store houses ammunition depots Krupp works and bring Home to the German people be Hind the lines that War is peo ple who Sanction the use of poisonous gases should get a Whit of their own Brimstone. If the people of the Prairies who Are too old or two Young to go to the front want to help to bring the War to a quicker end i suggest we organize an aviation construct an aerodrome and a Factor of for the construction of a Fleet of aeroplanes to Gether with a training school for Fly ers. Our Prairie presents the largest and Best Field for practice nights with sir Percy Girouard. Lloyd George s right hand Man in munitions Campaign is Canadian. Henry Carr in few men have so successfully reduced the facility of hustling to a line like a stroll upon the. Bench As near the Ocean s Edge As 1 can so already ovoid Long. Aly tardy Steps its Waves sometimes o err each i stay to let them Ovi allow word my sole employment is and scrupulous care. To place my gains beyond the reach of tides smoother be Bijoc and each Shell More rare which Ocean kindly to my hand con fides. I but few companions on the Shore they scorn the strand who sail upon the sea yet Oft i think the Ocean they be sailed o erts deeper known upon the strand to me. The Middle sea contains no Crimson dulse. Its deeper Waves cast up no pearls to from Iii Stolcs like the wind Llic k1k- ihiiv.-. In tin . Liro Oli .mta., Herald Hays on to Vii k Imi crop. I. Hut lint i Thor id i Laa Lliliana an Juliak Lor Chr a Brg Lulu Ivl a. I a slush y in Lor m it mar to us re Nii Suil me Lou Ivorra Lour Korotc Ibi in we to 1 rum i he is Oik the whirl. tit univ Kuni Roll j chief i u hid if you would or tribe and the to ill Abo Iii Juni Feii afraid shooting Bow or Lilack i Cinal Lawi that we arc coming. path Elk. On a postcard postmarked St. Greatest War of All time by speeding up the Supply of shells in the Capac Ity of controller general of the new ministry of munitions. It is the combination of a keen business ability with the. Science of the Alliance that should go far towards solving the present has Bee Wirthe secret of sir Percy s remarkable career from the Day nearly Twenty years ago when the present War Secretary picked out a Youngsu Waltern to supervise an undertaking necessary for his plans As the Leader of an army Down to the selection of the same officer to organize the pro of munitions on a in dreamt of until a few months ago. Long before the old world had. Learned the significance of the verb to the controller general of the baby of government1 departments proved himself a born exponent of the game and curiously enough it was the expedition which Laid the foundation of Kitchener s reputation that brought Girouard into Promin ence. When the War minister of today was Given the command of the Don Gla Force in 1896, the subaltern of the Royal engineers who were selected to accompany the expedition included Lieut. Girouard an officer of Only eight years seniority and a Man who was not out of the twenties the son of a the Hon. Be sire Girouard. Who died quite recently after a notable judicial career in the edouard Girouard. As he was then known quickly took the Lead when lord Kitchener entrusted to these engineers the reconstruction of the railway from Sarras to Akasha Aud thence to Kerma which was essential to connect the two navigable reaches of the Nile in the Soudan. Upon Lieut Girouard devolved the entire task of producing this desert railway. Before a Sleeper was Maici to gave convincing proof of his administrative Genius. He sat Down and thought out every detail. Having his plans he rushed Back to England bought Bis engines and trucks and the thousand and one other of the then be Gan the actual work of marching through the desert stretching out his line of rails behind him always trans Ferring the rail head with its shops and stores to a Point nearer his objective and bringing even a water Supply along with the material. Added to the difficulties of laying a railway in a tropical desert was the fear of attack from the dervishes either upon the gangs of men or upon their completed work behind them. But these dangers did not deter Girouard and his Brave co operators. Within eleven months the creator of this wonderful work had the satisfaction the Hon. Or. Lueshen. Who is Hur r.ving1 around he country i partizan speeches has evidently taken the place of or. the chief i election agitator for the Borden gov eminent. The explanation is that from a political Point of View or. Roger is u finh temporarily indisposed owing to tile the la Manitoba revelations and the ii Iii and downfall of the conservative my a coif is try with which his name was i cited. Or. Let Fieghen s activity is in i itself an explanation of sir Kobe it j Borden s silence. It Means that the in the Borden i inc have by no Means tile i idea of an. Early general election. Xijiu in Light like a Saskatchewan suggestion i hwji1, Virji. In Radii vow of Ukiu the quor come Tiiu july 1, Whenby i a Mirmil buy a your a i1 opened Ever Kli Uiti make 111. Wife Jim in no he Lou Enion Over to favorite our ii looking backward the free press was founded in 187 i will Ami m to buy Hecim Sirij of in in pc ins m i i hi.-, a Jim Tilini your Ujj i will to Iii forty years ago among the at the. Dominion Bay sports in Winnipeg were goo. I Robinson Jas. Morrison w. Snyder a. Dunlop Lee j. Rose Aud others. I Boyne Post of lice is to to opened it Tho Tiv l Hie Inu Kirk d and n will j enough for tic a Piort tin Vou will 111 of h y Pucul i i or we the outcome anxiously from Tho liar Kilili a s in i. I ill the annals War the Prairie boys can achieve like distinction if they Are Given an Opportunity to prove what can toe done by one Ottha aeroplanes. I notice that Montreal and Toronto citizens have Given several hundreds of thousands of dollars to Supply batteries bring the expedition to a successful conclusion. The . And the Posi Tion of director of the egyptian state railways were taut Small rewards for his services. It was but natural that when the British Empire next found itself under for canadians if we have men of arms at i he other extremity of the wealth on the Prairies let them coma Cal Rothard. Should be once. Thirty five years ago there were eight tries in the quoting match on Dominion these included Archibald Al exec k. I. Keith d. B. Lunar Jim John Mccort a. J. Mclean k. G. Conklin. Winnipeg w. C. Mckay Siruc and Smith Thompson Portage la Prairie. Hon. John o Connor postmaster Gen eral is visiting the City. Thirty years ago the bodies of privates Junnis 3-Jutch Inson and Wheeler of the 30th rifles kilted at fish Crock brought to the City for burial. James h. Beatty manager of the Sarnia Beatty line of steamers. Is vis f Iling winnipeg1. A with a j Letu a. Jikuro Viilo delivery Ami j u m i a on a if Iii the , thai Kambick politely Rah d not to Inlo j Furo Vilh for. R would in i Ejmi his a Jim inks for or Thijn porno. Now a in 1 Howard i Avo we of i on did up ? hut whoever it is. To or to to Good runner for Kfir up to Jim should not Houm a familiar one j should begun by it not High j Lime done to put i Toic Iionno rift or you i Naitil 10 Giffi you a number v i ant of chiming Central 1 do not know years ago tcdav_1890 p. T. Barm i the show Man will i 1 -1 pistol shots. Celebrate his with birthday by Holcli Iii Jiha a his reception for his in Loyolis and for undies at Seaside 1 Ark Conn i Ontario papers state that a Deputy grand of. Tho masonic grand Jodge is about to Ontario. Twenty years ago of Sar Nln All Llic 1 know is thai my Only Rcman has . 1 am sure that. Of anal will Bear me out in piste thin a in our column. Auditor Tantum. T 10 Chicago Tribune has some class Eventa at Tho Ca Naillan we i to inti about the or remit g 9 association meet Liucci at water r a Loo ont., today. Llor 1 Lonois of Lincoln s the Musnen v new Liiko Coci plated tour Titoukh Southern Manitoba. Tho Al old , under major Couttee now Canvas at exhibition Park. Time. As punch might aay to e a Init Ujj diaper liar. A. Van ugh mayor at Tho present time in. J. If ;