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ota. Monday, January 18, 1915.

EDITORIALS

 

It would appear as if destiny |
had taken Germany in hand to

work out a retribution that
would be thorough and from)
which there could be no escape. |
If, when the war takes the turn
that has been inevitable ever |
since the victorious rush to- |
wards Paris was stayed, and,
when great armies begin to!
enter Germany—if, at that |
time, any nation among the)
Allies was likely to be satis-}
fled somewhat easily by capitu-|
lation on the part of Germany|
and by professions of peni-
tence, that country would ordi-
narily have been Great Britain.
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Nations at war with her al-
ways revile Britain, but in the
day of ‘defeat they always
count on her magnamity. When
he fights John Bull fights
hard, but when he has won he
is ever ready to help his ad-
versary to his feet, brush the
dust from ‘his clothes, hunt up
his battered hat, put it on him,
and as like as not take him
home to dinner.

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To put it in other words,
there was the probability that,
once Germany had been ren-
dered harmless, had been
driven out of France and out
of Poland, once her navy had
been. so reduced as to be no
longer a menace, then the

 

 

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ing to its temperament, begin |
to feel rather sorry for the
great German people. The

British people, more than any

other, would ordinarily be in-
clined to hold back a time
like that, longing their
hearts to be indulgent and gwen-
Tt is in
Britisu pub-

at
in

erous to a beaten foe.
of the
lic to grant peace as soon as

the nature

the enemy sues for it.

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But it appears to be the des-
tiny of Germany to deprive
herself in advance of whatever

advantage there
might be for her in this strong
tendency of the British people.
The ruins thats the
Germans have wrought in Bel-

ultimate

needless

gium calls imperatively for the
punitive invasion of their own
country. The French, the Rus-
sians thirst to avenge the dam-
age, much of it wanton,
in the provinces.
of
feated Germany were
from any quarter among the
Allies, it eould come from Brit-
ain only. And the Germans are
closing and barring that, their
only door of hope. They are
doing it by the brutal thor-
oughness of their ruin of Bel-
gium. They are resolved that
when they leave that
they will leave a desert. They
are steeling British opinion
against them by the mode of

done
If counsels
towards de-

moderation a

to come

country

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the war they make, by dropping
bombs into populous towns, by
shelling undefended coat cities
and killing British women and
children, by sending their
ships to dodge battle and per-
petrate murders, by putting
out drifting mines that destroy
unarmed merchantmen, The
heart of the British publie is
being hardened against the day
of settlement. The British pub
is beginning to say what the
Belgians and the Freneh say:
“The people of Germany do not
know what war is. They have
into into
into France twice, and
But they do not
not

sent war Denmark,
Austria,
into Belgium.
know it

abhor

is, and will
it it
been brought home to them

what

rightly until has

where they can see it as it is.” |

Toronto Star.

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After reporting the tilt be-
tween the Attorney General

and the Chief Justice, the B,C.

Federationist, the organ of or-

ganized labor in Vancouver,
has the following to say:

“We cannot let the occasion
pass without expressing one or
two thoughts which arise after

this little epi-
this question of
intoxication, As a purely rel-
and imaginary case, it

seems to us that a judge drunk

contemplating
sode. First,

ative

with booze while on the bench,
would be likely to do far less
than an Attorney
drunk with
in office. One might do
The
to one or two thousand.
But, just by the way, it is not
a of justice, but of
law, something very different,
especially in British Columbia.
laws, they

injustice
General power
while
injustice to one or two.

other,

question

As to some of the
may be administered by the
judiciary in perfeet sobriety,
but they bear every evidence of
having been conceived by men-
tal processes which that term
Mr. Bows-
er’s whole trouble arises from
the fact that while holding the
office of

would not desribe.

Attorney General, he
in a leading
who,

find them-

is still a partner
of
time to time,

firm lawyers from
may
selves opposing counsel for the
Attorney General's department.
Ile may not take private ad-
vantage public office.

But the point is that he should

of his

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service.
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Aeroplanes Scared Nobody.

It now seems very doubtful
whether the presence of German
aeroplanes over the Channel on
Sunilay was, after all, intended as

a raid against England. In any
case, nobody's nerves have been
upset. London is, if possible

Such places as
the Strand and Whitehall are
ock

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the
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EXPECTS CANADA
TO FOLLOW LEAD
OF AUSTRALIA

Manchester Peper Says Dominion
Is Likely to Adopt the System
of Compulsory Service.

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pinion gathered from informa
on in interviews with men of
importanes throughout Kurope
that the United States has incu
red the enmity of all the bellig
erent nations and that with the
ee of the war this nation will
fac solation and peril In a
wireless dispateh from London to
his paper, Mr. Bell says
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fores representing — the senti
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ve suffering, and that
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Russians a Italians blanv
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The Hague, and then spring
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vith a protest relating exclusively
to matters of trade The argu
ment in all these ecompiaints is
that if President Wilson had pro
tested against the violations of
treaties and the principles of ety

ilized warfare he could have pro

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the

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hockey matches between the Estimates Orv: ¢ tone
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either ought to leave his pri- bility and even likelihood, but the |tween players, with less than a 117 2ND STREET—PHONE 41 EXPERT ACCOUNTAN
vate firm or ‘his public office. story published to the effect that|}minutes to play AND AUDITOR
As long ‘as he stiches ‘to both there have been many eager to Five members of the two teams | Phone 318
he will be open'to suspicion. A rent spacious cellarage well un-jwere badly hurt, one Rimer Irs i eoooenetil
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never reported for being intox- shine. ane 4 om scam, 00 Rely 08:98 Grass-Widowers J GILMORE
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opinion. of Bearborough quitted the town |tured skull. His recovery is said and i

after the German cruisers’ visit.|to be doubtful Kedmond Quain Bachelors | nen
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