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Russian statecraft, when it
is faced with the inevitable
results of its blunders and
crimes, will probably try to
sow the seeds of dissension
among the allies. The way to
meet this is not to oppose
eraft with eraft, but to meet

craft with straightforwardness
and broad, humanitarian
statesmanship. There are
conflicting interests among
the allies. They are all alike
interested the maintenance
of law and order in Europe.
They want law and order,
anarchy. They are working
for a condition in which a
small nation like Belgium will
be as safe and as free to live
its own life as a powerful na-
tion like Russia. They
peace, as a condition of orderly
constructive development.
ee a

Belgium the champion
and martyr of civilization, of
international law, and of pub-
lie right. There is no taint of
selfishness in her position. She
had no quarrel with any Euro-

no

in

not

seek

is

pean power or any nation in
the world. She had asserted
nothing, fought for nothing,
except her own sacred inde-

her own right to da
to follow the dictates of
to

pendence,
right,
her own conscience, and
the world.

serve
*
Great Britain stands behind
Belgium and the Belgian posi-
In all the
made by British
tothe causes of the war

tion, declarations
statesmen as
and
the purposes for which we are
fighting, we had not heard one
word of any selfish advantage.
Forty-five years ago, Mr.
“the
triumph of our
the enthronement
of public
ing idea of European polities.
Mr. Asquith recently defined
the idea of publie right:

“Tt means first and foremost
the clearing of the ground by
the repudiation of
militarism the governing
factor in the relation of states
and of the future moulding of
the European world, It means
next, that room must be found
and kept for the
existence and the free develop-

Glad-
greatest
time will
of the
right as the govern-

stone — said,
be

idea

definite

as

independent
merit of the smaller nationali-

each with corporate
Bel-

Holland, Switzerland, the

Lies, a
consciousness of its own.
gium,
Scandinavian countries,
and the Balkan States

must be recognized as

Greece
they
having

Sa Tuesday, March 23, 1915.

Telephone 98.

Contract

See

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it
to mean,

sun. And means, finally, or}

it ought

perhaps by
slow and gradual process, the
of = foree, for
groupings and alliances and a
of a real
based
equal

substitution

precarious equipoise,
European partnership,
the of
rights, and established and en-

on recognition

forced by a common will.”
ee Ne

There we see the declaration
of a principle intended to serve
not the British Empire alone,
but the whole world, a princi-
to Belgium
with its seven thousand square
If one nation has more
territory or more citizens than
another,
its duties

ple more valuable

miles.

it means simply that
Under
Asquith
of
empire,

are greater.
such a system as Mr.
the

a

foreshadows rights an

individual in great
and he would have equal op-

portunity to develop his powers]

 

for the service of humanity.
The allies aré united for the
furtherance of the policy des-
cribed by Mr. Asquith, and they
have acted and are acting
perfect harmony. They are
seeking to bring about a new
order, a better government of
the world. The hopes of the
statecraft rest upon
the belief that some lower, ig-
noble the al-
more of

in

Prussian
motive actuates
lies, and that one or
them can be bribed and turned
away from of duty
of the grandest oppor-
for the of hu-
manity that was ever present-
The allies will not be di-
verted by any selfish
from “the great hope of the
race.”’—Teronto Star.

the path
and
tunity service
ed.

motive

EFFECTIVE FISHING BY
GERMAN SPY IN FRANCE

The latest capture of a spy in
how well
laid all her plans for the subju-
gation of France, for more than
four months the spy had fished in
the Marne for
By accident somebody caught him
fishing a telephone wire out of
the river, saw him attach it to a
pocket instrument and talk—Ger-
man! The traced up-
stream and across country to the
It had been
stalled by the German engineers
before the retreat from the Marne.

 

Paris shows Germany

two hours a day.

line was

German lines, in-

The Pinch of Blockade.
Various nations are beginning
to show the pinch of the block-
ades or

 

France has
The
gardens of the Austrian emperor

of the war.
taken off its duty on steel.

 

 

 

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here
of
British Columbia,

keg

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them but to ge to the

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able,

TORIES LIKE LABORING

MEN AT ELECTION TIME

ditor,

Sir

structions,

ho he

here.

th
the

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government,

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ted a
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the same

 

The

I was

ive brought
Men
irough

who
the
golden
rere

they

all

informed

if enforced,

t
w

ac

opportunities

Ww

found
opportunities monopolized by the
the

Daily News:

on good

authority that the officials of the

drydock have been instructed to
discharge all workmen that are
not British subjects. Such in-

would af-

fect a large number of Americans

heir families

ere brought
ivertisements
of
hen they ar-
all those

fertile lands

province had been distrib-

mong the

t for the

nd

here

friends

man eould not make
T

was nothing

of the

McBride administration and noth-
settler
mountains,

but mus-
a
a liv-
left for
Now

where

cities.

government that has so
maltreated them is trying to dis-
charge them off the publie works.

Such actions cannot appeal to

iy

when
imber
bettered
land of Uncle
not the
but some of the

ans,

tion of Prince

employment
jects;
without
Americans.
control over the drydock,

site on

property
vineial or

rey

me

build on

much about,

eould

they
of
their

for

but there

If th

Third

surely

arrangement

it

the election.

Sam.

broad-minded
consider
Canadians

conditions

sentiments

work of the Conservative
Rupert.

discriminating

ey

Avenue

regardless of
was owned by

h

s

and help the

few

Canadians
the
that

large

have

in the
Such actions
of Cana-

underhand
Associa-
It

is only

right the government should find
all

are

British
other

sub-
ways
against
have such

why not

make it an eight-hour day, which
would mean more employment;
and compel them to pay a fair
wage, instead of paying carpen-
ters 45 cents an hour, the same
wages that the city pays to la-
borers?

If they bad built the postoffice

with the $95,000 they paid for the

when they

had lots of property just as suit-

this
Pro-

whether
the

Dominion government,

to
could

ave

o they

come

ployed British subjects that they
just commencing to worry so

weeks ‘before

It is only a short time ago that

large

aled

number o

to their

conditions

f

en
in

our British

subjects on Vancouver Island ap-
pe
safer

for
mine;

iployers
the

THE DAILY NEWS.

ts jt rhe ae or «work TURK CRUISER GOEBEN
HAS BIG RENT IN SIDE

Pro-German

ing@man went out on.

Our government ttren called out
their militia to protect the men
the
brought to take the place
British subjects, that they are so
They went

hat

mining companies

of our

today.
and sent large

worried
still further,
bers of them to jail,

over
num

young Canadian, 17 years § my

absolutely

one

age, to die there, re

fusing to give him medical treat

ment,

Did the Conservative Associa-
tion of Prince Rupert stand up
and tell their leaders that the)

would not allow them to trample

on the rights of our loyal sons?
Not a murmur! What a chang:
an election will bring Let us
hope that when election da)
comes it will bring a greate!
change, and take from the Me
Bride administration the powel
they have used to trample on oul
rights.
A CANADIAN
Prince Rupert, March 22, 1915

TOMMY ATKIN’S WAR CHATTER

Atkins’ fondness for
slang is proverbial rhe official
dispatches have told how he dub-
bed the largest
“Black Marias”

Tommy

shells
“Jack John-
but, naturally, a lot of
trench chatter found its
into the official communica-

German
and
sons,”
has not
way
tions.

Wire entanglements

are known

“Flagwaggers” and
for
are fairly obvious nicknames
the latter’s grin when they hear
them that of
the members of the medical corps
the
of

“linseed lancers

as the “zoo.”

“helio-wobblers” signal men

and

is only equaled by

who are known by somewhat

: poultice

undignified names

wallopers” and

The
been nicknamed the

ordnance store corps has

sugar stick

brigade” on account of the trim

mings on its uniform. Tall men

in the army are generally referred

to as “lofters,” and more often
than not a cavalryman calls his
horse his “long-faced chum,
buglers being “fiddlers” or “wind-
jammers.”

In ordinary conversation ‘“Tom-
my” speaks of his clothes as his
“clobber” and the canteen as his
“tank.” To be in hospital is to be
“in dock,’ ‘while money is refer-,
red to as “oof,” “rhino,” “the
ready,” “pewter” or ‘shiners.”

A reservist is a “dugout,” a re-
cruit a “rookie,” and a veteran
an “old sweat.” A wheelwright in
the artillery is a “spoky,”’ while
the long service medal is called
the “rooti’ medal—‘‘rooti” being
the term for bread, because the
owner has eaten most. Puttees
are known as “war socks.”

MUST CHOOSE SONGS
WARILY IN DALMATIA
Word has been received in Ven-
ice that the Dobrila di
Videvio, a member of the

Countess

of one

noblest families in Dalmatia,
has been sentenced to one year's
imprisonment at hard labor, at
Marburg, Styria, for singing the
Serbian national air in her apart-
ments with the window open. The
court declared that her aet was
calculated to excite public sympa-
thy for Serbia.

 

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|| Young Turks, ‘the
Party, Find Position Very

Difficult.

Paris, March 20

The

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