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DAILY EDITION aS Monday, Sept. 27, 1945.
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RUSSIAN SUCCESS and when he does the audience

On top of the news that the is hand-picked — admitted by

Russians aresuccessfully evad- ticket. We trust that during
ing the clutches of Von Hin- the campaign he will repeat)
denburg, comes the welcome that speech in Victoria. We|
news that General Ivanoff has should like to hear from his
delivered another smashing own lips the remark about the
blow on the German right “men who had given this prov-
wing, causing Von Mackenzen ince a clean and capable ad-
to retreat. Coupled with a ministration during the last
severe check on the other wing, twelve years.” He ought to
this latest success will act as bring Messrs. Read and <Alex-
a great stimulus to public feel- ander, to whom he _ presented
ing throughout Russia. The $80,000 of the people’s taxes
Russians have always remained as a rake-off in connection

confident about’ the ultimate
result, but, after all, continued
retreating, no matter how suc-
cessfully carried out, does not
tend to raise enthusiasm. A
smashing blow is much more
encouraging than a _ strategic
retreat.

Von Hindenburg, in the cen-
tre continues to advance, but,
if the German wings are going
to buckle up, his advance is
almost bound to land him ina
huge Russian from
which he will have his work cut
out to escape. There can be
little doubt that continued Rus-
sian successes during the next

pocket,

few days will do wonders in the

way of assisting the Balkan
powers to a decision. Bulgaria
is sitting on the fence, waiting}

for the opportune moment to
climb down into the arena. Bul-
garia is likely to
about coming to the assistance
of a Germany in distress, and,

not bother

in all probability, Russia these ;

last. few days has put up just
the kind of an argument that
the Bulgarian Czar will under-
stand and appreciate at
true value.

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A BOWSER SPEECH
The aittorney-general
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before one of the

deliv-
address
Conservative
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the administration of which he
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Trust, he, the
minister of this province,

lery
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law
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ministration might be submit- |

testimony

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timber
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land companies,

what

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panies and who in}
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which Mr. Bowser was a domi-
deemed it advis-
the
enterprising and industri-
firm of Bowser, Reid &
Walibridge. The attorney-gen-
declared that the
criticism af dual role is
merely abuse and villification.
He is quite mistaken.
other countries’ Mr.
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