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DAILY EDITION << Tuesday, Dec. 8, 1944.

 

EDITORIALS

The recent words of the); In the meantime they go on
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German Chaneellor, accusing} collecting their hundreds of
Britain of not having raised] millions from the starving Bel.
her voice for peace, is one if| gians, while the American peo-

the basest of falsehoods. He] ple are raising charity funds

says: “The Cabinet at Londen to keep the Belgians from
could have made this war vine} starving. Indirectly the Ger-
possible if it had declared. at mans are “holding up” the
St. Petersburg that England Americans and every other
would not allow a continental country in the world by rob-
war to develop from the Austro bing the Belgians. They might
Servian conflict, Then our as well take the money direct

from New York. And still the
Germans have the unmitigated

action as mediator betwéen St.

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Petersburg and Vienna wonid!

have been successful.” Sir Ed- effrontery to proceed to the
ward Grey pleaded with th» States and plead for sympathy.
German government for time , 2

to adjust the trouble and as- - Germany is dsteined to go

sured them that if they held down into history as the most
Austria in check Britain would unhuman monster that ever
do likewise to Russia and existed. The charges of ecru-
France, or refuse them aid. elty and blood thirstiness need
What Germany no doubt want- no arguments to substantiate
ed was that she and Britain them: for German scholars
should hold off the other na- were good enough to put the
tions and allow Austria and worst side of their case in print
Servia to have it out. This before the war began. Future
was nothing less than sacri- historians will take the book of
ficing Servia, as they have General Bernardi and through
since done with Belgium. It it interpret the conduct of the
is a fortunate thing for the Germans. What might other-
smaller nations that all the wise require,a good deal of

big ones are not as selfish and credulity to accept will be dif-
cruel as Germany. ficult to refute when their own
* ¢ «@ scholars have already approv-

The Germans are making a| ed of the action.
strong bid for American sym- a
pathy. They are sending their | The average man is more wor-
best scholars and their most/ried over getting a drink in this
skillful sophists to that coun. | w wid than he is about the pros-
try in the hope of changing | pect of going without a drink in
public opinion in their favor.| the next world.

 

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AMERICA AS A GERMAN SPY

\CALLED AT CHIEF CENTRES AND Gave PRIVATE TALK TO
GERMAN CITIZENS—NEWSPAPERS WERE NOT
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year General Frederich Von Be Asked a to ternhardi'’s |

Passenger trains carrying Blandard Bleeping ¢
Gare leave Prince Rupert on Wednesdays ana Pari
Edmonton, Saskatoon, Melville, Winniped, etc, « ne tS

St, Paul, Duluth, Chicago and all Eastern coy

Teutons Whe B olieved Belgians jardi, the famous Germany
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for the Empire ame by way ; cs ir America iis very Full information apply to G@. T. P. Ticket Office. x ; ° .
eiiamse amanema coming was unherald ohuns .
rE ti pury 1s to neutralize AGENCY ALL ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP Liye:
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lation indicates that the total , g was unchronicled N red tt inne J
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number of pro-German Irishmen American newspaper “plays ' ;« io} ra
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in this country is about one {he visit of one of the 1 t |! : : { ;
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where should attach any import-'and the Next Wat was publisl ‘ — wae
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to the movements or state-|oq early in 1912. while he was ; 452 Eighth Ave. ate! AN)
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Irish polities at all. He is merely ty, the United States he was the : : i“ , —

ple ed dw ld be ear .
a former British official, with a) oypct of the Ge in consuls. His ' fin, Qray-
or guest of tt , ed t to the greatness and Martin Swans
grievance against his old chiefs. | aqdpesses were Germat t ; m
Sir Roger appears to have fool-|Gepmans invited individually by | #!0™ f the Germat mpire

ed the German Foreign Office into !the consul His mission was to| Ve nmistakeable were his CUT PRICES

believing that he vdieasiaili planned march

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amusing, but inconsequential. The | ang the rightness of the then im-|°! Pa He did _— ,
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Germans fancied that the Belgi-|,ending war that now “staggers|'*"s: & morals, of 5 The tay
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ans would not resist an invasion. |ihe world He told its story, the at il treaties, of n 7 a DR. GILMOY, DENTIST lea Brightest, Best
Possibly they are capable of an}ecconce of its program, the year rights, he brushed aside sage Groene ‘tnd Brides Wert 6 NEW WELLINGTON con
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error of judgment equally colos- neteen 14 beren. the said, ‘is a makeshift; the real : Ros die
sal with reference to Ireland. If lol lity is foree, Law is for weak Specialty. Getone Avenue Pr
7 | These things The Globe learn-| .) Office: Smith Bik., Third Avenue
they came here to invade us they | : : lings; foree is for strong men ”
ed since the war broke out, and 2
would be resisted with the im-| ind strong nations

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placable spirit, if not with the ef. | (irred to editorially Nt ate shee. I I ; UNION TRANSFER co] POR rLumeing ano alt
ficiency displayed by the Belgians. | to advise Germans in the Unite

 

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sue Tory outeries against the), i ad ° ned, Suates that Britain, not Franee, Qqgwenat TRANSFER AND STORAGE SMITH & MALLE
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alleged slowness of Irishmen to |! s in Germany's way, that Britain oe See oe ie .
Of the fact there could be no a n be reached, and \@HONES: 86 Office. RESIDENCE 110 tings er.
volunteer in defence of Ireland, | doubt. San Francisco was believ-|“°""" "Or" ™ aoe 833 Second Avenue PRINCE RUPERT |} Thine hve. Heac ot Secone
se , - reached by Germany's war. _ iieeantsibon —_ upe
whose safety in this crisis is in ed to be the place of Bernhardi’s : ) :

“Bernhardi’s address was a lit

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volved in the safety of the British |

» ; arrival, and New York the port of |
Empire, overlook the fact that al-|

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ready the allied fi zy line ¢ ts : jtally frank than his book His nt Ales, M. Meus
eads e allied fi:ine line and i all in important details. - ; H. i? SUNSTON we. ane, BA
supports are more deeply indebt- |} work was part of the campaign
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ed to the Celtie race in proportion | On Monday of this week the ed to organize German opinion in |Seal Cove Phone Green 321 WILLIAMS @ SANSO
litor of The Globe met with Mr. : } Sil lee ia a jablaslaseitiliennshin Barristers, Solicitors, |
to its numbers than to any other jthe United States and to separate |—— ;
; David Starr Jordan, and as he is} ey MONEY TO LOAN
element in the Imperial popula-| é jit from American opinion rhat ‘
a distinguished Californian, the] j : a . Helgerson Block Petes Rupe
tion. | jcampaign was begun here fifteen MAJESTIC ROOMS
‘hancellor o le ste vr -
ime ca NT I chancellor f Leland Stanf ian azo by Prof. Karl Lamp
University, and a great student of | on CENTRALLY LOCATED
Every man and every woman). : bie TT ht, of Leipzig. The same cam = Os
has two dispositions One is re- tt eee ' - jpaign has been carried on in Bra Seam Mented ee PACIFIC HU
- ns of Bernhardi’s mission to Ameri-| 1: caly mock mee Qpenty.. 2 niences—Very Moder- AR
2 oO! se it ; - » 1zi 0 , nut re open is
erved { - in publio and tx ca was mentioned Dr Jordan's| ' ty by Gener hein wychadichaag
other is inflicted upon the people : o ain” oetentnin i. note was struck by General Keim SPECIAL RATE MONTHLY Genere) Caray
answe 5 substance as foi- ON
at home. , , . n Germany, who preached the LADYSMITH COAL
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We Want You to Know many, the Balkans and Australia./ywpen | heard Bernhardi 1 : ; Rstimates Moving &

: These Hose The invitation was from the Ger-j{ ip.) ght his words those another :

They stood the test when atl esaiemrel tai Gidiek: aaa i b * Phone Biack 294
it athens failed. ‘Thar give ‘ lin San ancis< Liof the war-mad militarists t J AXI s :
real foot comfort. They have was on the official paper of the | when 1 was in Germany last Aug 4 3 PeoooCOoCC CC CSCC; COR ;ONte
no seams to rip. They never consul’s office The gathering} .ct arid saw his plan of campaign :

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become loose and baggy a6 |/was composed of about three adopted by “the German army, I * MISS B. KAYN
the shape is knit in- not’ |). narod persons, all Germans ex-|,,ow he apoke for the General! ® 3 a
pressed in. They are GUAR- er ee ee = a ALF HALLIGAN > Professiona! Mass
ANTEED for fineness, for cept one other American and My- | Staff, and that they were all vie- : ° . i
style, for superiority of ma- |/¢/f. The consul presided, and| ime of the same madness.” RARER ERR RRR RRR REED ADI

 

terial and workmanship, ab- the meeting was semi-official but When

asked his opinion of the} —— 4 Cali 110
soluiely stainless, and to

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wear eit months withos, fo” °° Ser a0 f know there! justice of the Allies’ cause, Dr eS
° oe was no reporter present and 40 ' ' \ dd: “Whe ‘ead

holes or replaced by~ new i I : Jordan answered When I read DOMINION ’ iOR
pairs free. report was published. I would ‘Germany and the Next War.’ be- Undertakers and Embaimers JAM ES Gil L) M0 r

OUR FREE OFFER not have known that the Germaa/fore meeting its author. I said FUNERAL DIRECTORS

To every one sending us cavalry general was in America | thet if Germany really adopted Geshete fae Are

50c¢ to cover shipping except for that meeting. He went| p ; , ; ' 14 Terms Ressanable vaene 4¢
sharges. w ) 7 . ’ ernhardi’s views Europe woul G@ Cases & Specialty
charges, we will send, sub- ae Bed Anoiies: tee elentiawl eater, Manager

ject to duty, absolutely free: have to crush it out as a nest of
Thsee pairs of our famous meeting, then to St. Louis aad} snakes,
AMERICAN SILK HOSE Eastern centres of German popu-
with + gage GUARANTEE, lation I understood he came!jpere ean be no peace or safet; Delivered to any part j=. r.0
any color, or pier feom Senos.” Good ie deh ab dee he a
Three pairs of our Ladies’ fees until the snakes and the whete

at Spurr's Market,
Hose in Black, Tan or Dr. Jordan deseribed Bernhardi system that has produced thei P. e Knott's Bakery and the
White colors, with written as tall, ‘ ” ur Fulton Cash Market.

spare, very erect, hislare utterly crushed out.
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