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Laid Low With Rheumatism—put

  
 

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Notice

tbe
the

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in the Skee
of

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three-quarters
from the)

head of Alice Arm
‘iack Bear Mineral claim |

Pedro Salinas, es
Free Min-

aod for my-|
Ss0S13B.,
date hereof, |

‘|

its, for the pur- |
wo Grant of the!

action, |
be commenced be-
erulicate of lin-|
September, A.D. |

SALINAB.

| “ "
Cured By “ Fruit-a-tives”, I cannot say all that I would]
| CrATHAM, Ow f \
i : T., ApRrit, ard. to14 i t \ but this much
lam a veteran of the ¢ rimean War |I can tel}
and the Indian Mutiny, volunteerin g : Phe future will
| fr om the Royal Artillery into the Royal ® Canada and Belgium brought
| Jogiveers, and served under Lord very ¢ ‘ :
1 3 norte during the Indian Mutin ' se together,” declared Dr.
| am @ pensioneer of the British |Charles Sarolea K.0 ‘ .
i ernment Fierce hand-to-! md ' H : L., author
fighting and continual exposure left | V Belgium Saved J urope”
t \ great sufferer from Rhet imatism ind othe \
on the war >
| sotiuch so that my les swelled up, o ar, when
| mt ng itimpossible for me to walk en by the Star the rooms of
| * Pruit-a-tives’’, They cured me of |Mr. Vincent M ,

o der ) .
| both the Rheumatism and Constipation , Dean of Vic~
} Im my regular employment, { walk |' » Pesiat where the dis-
| thirty miles a day an o | i

health’, y and enjoy perfect || uished t taying It
GHORGE WALKER | ——v i! opinion,” he con.
50. a how, 6 for $2.50, trial size ene tinued that there will be a very
| At all dealers or sent on receipt of lereat dea oe “ y
price by Pruit-a-tives Limited, Ottawa. | emigration from
| | Belg to th { itry e
| In fact, Belg
San act, Belgium will be really
A Keel Lever Simulation ° brought int tal contact with
a? ae ah eg ith rit
Aiba FREE 1¢ British Empire rhus far the
ae mien
. A_ straightforward generons | ; ms have had very little
} ow hy —— — ! intellectual intercourse Any in-
| Watehes to thousands of ft | ,
} people all over tercourse there has been has been
jmainly commercial It has not
|
n been political in nature;
i iinly it has not been intel.
| | lectual
it
i Belgium after the war
|" Il become the political and in-
lous offer. Ww i : ' >. .
as oe ond Gee then ee velar ellectual centre of Europe. She
Dont think this offer too good to be t ‘
28 conse today» pd vain & Pree ¥ has always been more cosmopoli-
as _eamaaeta _ ‘ “fF itan than any country on the con-
rs tinent. Brussels is geographical-
Certificate of improvements. ly the capital of it, and in the
rll Chance It Fraction, end Black Bear) future wil! be an ideal centre for
Mineral Claims, situate in the Skeena Min-
ing Division of Cassiar District. nternational schools. Hitherto all
Where located Till Chance tt Praction
jlocated between the “Lilly Bertha” endjuniversities have been national:
‘Aldebaran” Mineral Claims near head of
Observatory Inlet, and “Black w the time is at hand when
Bear” Mineral Claim, located one mile, |
|more or less, from the northwest point of they shall be international—in-
the head of Alice Arm, @ branch of Ob-
servatory Inlet. Istitutions to educate and train
TAKE NOTICE that I, Pedro Salina, Free|
Miner's Certificate No. 80313B., intend,|the mind on iraternational lines
sixty days from the date hereof to apply
to the Mining Recorder for a Certificate|/ An international mind is the only
of Improvements, for the purpose of ob- | : ‘
,| taining & Crown Grant of the above claim. | ondition of international peace.”
| And further take notice that action, |
under section 85, must be commenced be- oO ‘ al asec »_look-
lf ore tBe issue of such Certificate of Im Dr. Sarolea, « tall, ascatie-look
proveumate g t t » ig orehee
pete thie 818t Gay of Septemmer, A.D.| man, with the high forehead
eta ‘ ’ rre es of at ’
PEDRO SALINAS. | and deep grey ey f a thinker,
jseemed to lose himself for a mo-
ment in the contemplation of that
wrung gg
: — aspect of the future which ap-
pears to have the greatest appeal
for him
How is it possible,” he asked,
> a es 7 te solve international problems
ALLEL d f each nation sees y its own
The Whisk |side? How can one train a mind
i b y it view international problems
of Quality vhen our institutions of learning
Aged in Wood ire conducted along lines of ex-
8 Years \« elusive and narrow-minded na-
before bottling | tionality?
GUARANTEED BY THE rhis war has brought all the
} ¢ on
GOVERNMENT of CANADA inations of the world together. To
| my mind, the most wonderful
| demonstration of this war is the
ifact of great community and
land solidarity of interests that it
|
has made known. That commu-
|
nity and solidarity of interests is

HABASCA

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to lay out, con- |
wing lines of |

‘ « at & point on)
. head of Kitimat
wing hillmat River im @
summit between
: sh " thence in @ nor-
po © valley of the)

Skeena
Skeena River |
bridge and over
Rallway with!
hborth- easterly
River
summit of |
the
near |

ne |

from the

with

course of |”
summit be- |
thence |
 Ualansheent River |
up the Skeena |

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nineteenth day of
BURGESS & cote, |

HE DAILY NEWS

TO DELINQUENT co- Alice Arth,

 

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the required)
above menuoned |
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samme under
Act, and
ation of this
to contribute |
penditure, to
this advertise
said mineral)
* property of the}
‘of the Min
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H. COVERT,
Co-Uwner
u B. C., _

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| world- wide.

America is affected. The Unit-

|

|

fed States shrugs its shoulders
land says: ‘Oh, we have no inter-
| .
lest in this war: it is for Europe.
|

|

| But we are fighting the battles of
God forbid it-—Ger-
I do not say
sufficiently
the United

enter the

i} America. If
should emerge,
but

Canada

} many
triumphant, not
and
to
dreadnoughts
In to
of America

millions

crushed,

States would have

field of militarism

and large armies. order

save the countries

from militarism, of our

European soldiers are dying.

My mission is to the United
States, not to Canada, I intended
Ite isit all the German cities in
ithe United States for my govern-
j ment, and challenge pro-German
propaganda I do believe that
the honest German-American 15

open to conversion, if only he has

|

lent
|
hitherto

an opportunity to hear the other

side.”

Dr
of the proposed international uni-
is to be known as

 

Sarolea told of the nature

 

versity, which
the British-

of Political Seience
Isl

American University
and Journal-
which have

Canada,

two chairs in

been promised from
though from what sources he is
not at liberty to divulge at pres-
he have

too

said,
narrowly
or-

the

Newspapers,
remained
national. An international
eanization of the press for

purpose of educating public opin-
ion would do an enormous
amount to help the movement.
rhe press has a supreme value
for good or evil, Moreover, the

university Will have a department
Canadian colonization,

speaking of the potency of such
“This,”

of

a univel sity,

ed 06:

I!
i speculators,

= er

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‘THE LIBERAL PARTY
AND THE WORKINGMAN

——

Editor, The Daily News
Sir—-The economical bases of
jour social constitution are of va.

rious types. There are big land-

lords, industrial and agricultural
interests, owned and operated on
The of
transportation and exchange are,
especially on the American conti-
nent, owned and operated by pow-
erful

local

a large seale, means

corporations by
federal governments.
stock-holders,
of all denominations.
landed and monied aristoc-

subsidized
and
There are money-
lenders,
These
racies are themselves

by a whole

section of the social and
the the
class that lives on dividends and
the

system,

constitute bourgeoisie,

profits levied on multiform
human activities,

they
they

Politieally,

for
something to
for

How

the

really

are cone

servatives, have

conserve, preserve,

themselves and their heirs.

can the laborer of our com-

munity reeoncile his interests

with such a class? Of course, his
simple mind sees the bosses who

but
party

hand him the job alone,
the
interests of the aforesaid

The of the
miners at Nanaimo, alienation

nev-
ertheless,
lfor the

Tory stands
!

classes,

treatment
the
of hundreds of thousands of acres
if the to

pledging of the

 

people's land

the

private

lcredit of the province for genera-
tions to come to railway corpora-
tions, the Dominion Trust affair,
ete., are there to testify the true
essence of the party.

Next comes the little bourgeoi-
sie, who can justly be called the

managing directors

of the
intellec-

social
machine: professors,
tuals, mana-
of
corporations and mu-
ete.

are politically andtemperamental-

professional people,

ers, contractors, employees

the State,

nicipalities, These classes

ly the Liberal party, with an ad-
vanced school known as the Radi-
To cite
Great Britain, David Lloyd George
Radical and militates
Liberal party as the leader
Radical wing. He stands
benefiting both

cal party. an instance, in

s a great
in the

of the
for reforms

and the working class.

, his

The old age pensions, the un-

 

rolea, “was a professors’ war,
prepared and hatched in universi-
Race
down from the German universi-
ties to the
the whole nation, and the idea of
the the
monopoly be-
jeame the creed of the public.

Misguided Political Ideal.

“Formerly people had the idea

ties, fanaticism percolated

very lowest strata of

‘super-race,’ formerly

of the professors,

that principles didn’t matter. We
have found, through this war,
that it was economic inter-

ests that didn’t matter. This war
arose not out of motives of eco-
interest; it was entirely the

of

nomic

result a misguided political
ideal.”

The question of how long it will
take Belgium to recover from the
effects of and
tion depends entirely on the ex-
tent to which the country

said Dr. Saro-

invasion occupa-
is as-
sisted by her allies,
The whole country must be
entirely rebuilt, its popula-
tion provided with capital, The

delicate fabric of its trade and in-

lea
and

dustry will require complete re-
construction. Belgium, the most
artificial State of Europe,
pendent entirely on international
trade, with Germany as her most

de-

important customer, is commer-
cially ruined, and it will
assistance of the most generous

nature to restore previous condi-

require

tions.

Dr. Sarolea arrived here yester-
day from Ottawa, where M. Goor,
the Belgian Consul General in
Canada, gave a luncheon in his
honor, at which Sir Robert Bor-
den, Sir George Foster, Sir Jo-
seph Cook and others were pres-

ent. In the afternoon, he had a
long talk with Sir Wilfrid Lau-
rier.

Dr. Sarolea lectured before the

Canadian Club at Dunning’s Ho-
tel at 4 o'clock on the reconstruc.
tion of Belgium, He will return
to Toronto in two weeks.---Toron.

 

said Dr, Ba-jto Star.

 

earned ineome tax, the compul-

sory insuranee against injury,

old age, sickness and unemploy-|
ment, are the fruits of his remark |
able The
will be the personal graduated in- |
Yet,
and this from people that |

should know better—that there is]
|

activities. next move)

come tax, we very often

hear
between Conserva-

no difference

tives and Liberals.

 

 

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Trust swindle is only a trifle in|
comparison.
Fifty per cent of the real estate |
titles and agreements of sale oie
of Real
estate values can only be based on
population in

only

mere “scraps paper.”

population, and
British

by

come
for
will

Columbia can
the

The

throwing lands open

settlement. Liberals
do it.

Let the
Prince
laborate,

of

intelligent workers

Rupert co-operate,
that

at

will
large,

with
the
and not the corporations and mo-

a party

represent citizens
nopolies; a party that will not ca-
that will
and

ter to the speculators,

do away with ‘monopolies

protectionism; a party that must

 

perform its mission, indispensa- |}
ble to the manual and intellectual |
workers to evolve towards a su-
perior order of social justice and}
guide the destinies of the world.
Yours,

RERUM.

Prince Rupert, March 23, 19145.

Copenhagen states that
many is building fifteen
rines of a new type at Kiel.,

Ger-
subma-

The platform of the Liberal
party of British Columbia has -
planks directly benefiting the|fe*
working class; such as the eight-|
hour day, the reform of the work- }
man's compensation act, and the!
land policy alone is the most im. |
portant of all. } ;

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