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erests, Notice
signed Co Owner =
tnree-

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above mentioned
gid, amounting to
bold the same under
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ted at Prince Rupert, B. C., January
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ebaran Minera! Claim, situate in oe?
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ere located About three-quarters
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GERMAN DIPLOMACY.

MAY PREVENT ITALY
FROM STRIKING BLOW

The day set by
of Italy
war on the side

ntrance

‘8 passed without

re t he situation is as com-
i t tled v, however, as
ab th ulbreak of hostili-
| i l t f reports to the
}¢ tra f i English and
' enc! there is nothing
| th { ediately in-
| { i interests,
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j at t , by sum-
j mon l i reservists to
the home intry and taking

ther preparatory easures, But
jItalian dipl icy may gain what

s desired wit! it resort to arms.

No Dishonorable Action.

Statements fy Italian offi.

ils cannot be Dtained, but
Ita undoubtedly intends to take

\dvantage of the present delicate
tuation to recover northern ter-
tory a ge the Adriatic, which
he « lers rightfully hers. It
reasonably certain that the
Italia istry intends to avoid
i ict that might be declared
ldisho iorable,

Italy vill avoid any startling
activities without first repudiat-
ing the Triple Alliance, binding
| her with Germany and Austria,
thereby paving the way for the
development of a casus belli.

The fact that Italy has not
taken the step to date is one in-

; fication that she does not intend
ito enter the wal suddenly. An-
lother evidence that Italy may not

be expected to plunge into the Eu-

ropean maelstrom quickly is the
wrt that Von

German ambassador,

jrepo Prince Buelow,

the has en-

gaged a summer villa at Vallat:-

brosa

rhe ambassador would hardly
arrange for a residence of such a
permanent nature were fhere in-
dications that the present situa-
tion might suddenly reach a

Italy is pleased with Germany's

generosity in the recent overtures

Austria regarding the ceding
of territory to the Roman govern-
ment And the government is

equally displeased with the disin-
clination of France and England
to ratify the cession of the Spo-
rades Islands, owned by
Turkey.

Italy

waiting”

formerly

“watchful
The situation is

has adopted a
policy.
so delicately balanced that a sin-
g like the entrance of
B Greece into the war,
jmight foree Italy to throw
her cloak of neutrality and plunge

rle event,
ulgaria or
aside

lint® the conflict.

of this
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the

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be

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WHY HONEST CONSERVA-
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thur Here's 872.000. out
Which

point

Go
and do the best you ean.”
Arthur did. ft
that the Publie
mittee comes

is at this

Accounts Com-
in. It is only fair

to say that they have nothing on

Arthur—he did his work well.

As it is not etiquette to sum-
mon M. P.’s before the Public Ac-
counts Committee, the inquiry
centres around W. P. Mackay,
who had desk room along with
Messrs. Keeever and Woodworth
in Mr. Foster's office in Sparks
Street.

These four young musketeers
were all in the same business
black foxes—but according to
Mackay’s evidence they really

knew as little of each other as my
right hand knows of what my left
hand is doing
that. At any we have Mac-
kay’s evidence that they did not

Probably less than
rate,

exchange

words more than once
in two months and recognized
each other by sight more than

No doubt this si-
lence was due to the savage com-
black fox stock at a
market for black
At all
events they seldom spoke as they
Mr. Mackay,
a pair of stormy eyes and an un-

anything else.
petition in
period when the
fox

was tobbogganing.

passed by. who has

dershot jaw, said that he didn’t
care whether the committee be-
lieved him or not. Toward some

things Mr. Mackay took that at-
titude, toward others he exhibited
a loss of memory very alarming in
a young man.
However, the war did one good
thing. It brought these four al-
most total strangers in the same
office Mr.
Foster was acting as a fairy god-
father to the party signing
cheques, while Keever was act-
general and Mac-
kay and Woodworth were buying

together and presently
and
ing as director
veterin-

They
mostly us-

the horses under proper
ary advice in Nova Scotia.
bought $72,000 worth,
ing blanket cheques for the day's
drawing the money
and distributing the
cash personally to the lucky sell-
took of
fixed, each card up
with the name of the vendor, the
price paid and the description of
but all these records
they handed over to Keever, who
not summonsing dis-
tance. Keever'’s whereabouts are
He has most unfortu-
taking the

purchases,

themselves

rs. They receipts,

course, and

the animal,

is within
unknown,
nately left the country,
black-and-white evidence with
him. Woodworth absent
in the body and as Mackay’s mem-
ory is poor the committee cannot
go much farther in that direction.

is also

Mr. Keever has vanished even
more completely than the 400
horses which are supposed to

have wound up in the glue fac-
tory.

However, turned up
trump. Enter Colonel Stoneman,
late of the Thirteenth Battalion
Hamilton, Ont.,

spades

45 years a soldier,
a gentleman of the old school,
face like the sunset, a thorough-
Although retired for some
the still takes
keen interest in military matters.
He little
war was fifty

bred.

years, colonel a

monologue on

ago

gives a

as she years

and war as she is now.
“An different

gentlemen,” the

twisting his gray moustache.

matter,
colonel,
“A

”

entirely

says

thing of spades and trenches.

The the
colonel from his excursus on mil-
tactics to which the other
the committee have
listened with becoming patience.
a dozen of

word spakes recalls

itary

colonels on

He produces letters,

them, soft, oficial letters from
the President of France, the
President of the United States

both per secretary), the British
War Office, Lord Roberts and
others, stating that they will look
into his idea of an armored spade,
Another of these letters is to Col,
W. 8. Morrison, of the headquar-
ters Staff at Ottawa, written some
six years ago, and another to Ma.
jor General Hughes, written since
the war broke out. The colonel
has answers to all these letters
except the one to Major General
Hughes, He values most the let.

 

ee

“Be sure
I would
dol.

from Lord Roberts
to give that back to me,
it

ter

not lose for a thousand

lars.”

“I got the idea,” says the Col-
onel, “from an ace of spades, 1)
of

Sometimes

always carry an spades
with me for luck I
carry a whole deck, but the ace is|
my favorite card.
to me six years ago and I at once
Mor-

who is a protege of mine

ace

The idea came

communicated it to Colonel
rison,
He has since become an artillery
officer, but he
ments under me in the Thirteenth. |

“The the
produces blue prints, “was
by the
whom I submitted it.

learned his rudi-

idea,” here colonel

much
draftsman to}
My notion |
was a trenching tool which could |

a breastplate held in|

improved

be used as

place by a bandoleer, in action or

on the march, as a digging in-
strument when throwing up
earthworks, and as an armour

shield to crown the parapet once
built
making

The draftsman
hole the
middle shooting through it.
A happy thought—lI incorporated
i

“That was six years ago?”
Mr. Carvell. “And
wrote about it to Major
Hughes since the war broke out?”

“Exactly. Doubtless the
eral has a lot to worry him.
didn't answer

it was up.

suggested a in

and

this

you
General

from

gen-
At
my

all events he

   
 
    

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letter.”
Did
patent
money out of it?”
“Make money out of my coun-
The colonel’s eyes

occur to
and

it
your

ever you to

invention make

try’s need?”

blazed. “Bless your heart, no.
The shield-spade idea is as old
as the Crusades, The only new

thing about my little spade is the

hole in the middle, and you could

not patent a hole, could you?”
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Just the same,
values the colonel’s idea
more than he does himself, for
the shield-spade, hole and all, has
been filed at Ottawa, and Miss Ina
stenographer-in-chief
holds
order

in smiles. some-

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Macadams,
to Major General
the patent. Moreover,
for 25,000 shield-spades at $1.35
per spade is now being filled by
the Midvale Stee! Company of
Pennsylvania.

The colonel

Hughes,
an

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