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BALKANS
The patience of the Allies is
tested by the
trend of events in the Balkans,
of King

being severely

and the latest move

Constantine has produced fur-

ther complications. There can

be no possible doubt but that
the Greek people are almost

unanimously on the side of

Serbia and her Allies, but the
King’s Hohenzollern connec-
tions are evidently bringing
foreeful arguments to bear. It
looks as if his kingship were
holding things up until the
Bulgarian army is ready to
strike. Balkan diplomacy has
always been of the serpentine
type, and the only effective
method in taking the kinks out
of it is for a strong Allied force
to get busy with big guns and
the bayonet.

The Kaiser has _ evidently
been able to convince his
worthy relatives that Germany
ean still lick the world. Another
big drive on the eastern front,

aGGG TO Thursday, Oct. 7, 1915.

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in fact Sir Sam’s honorary col-

 

onels have to take a back seat }‘

so far as numbers are concern- |“
ed, still this branch of public
have been de-|

service might

veloped tremendously.

ice

Dominion government elevator

* « @
A veteran of 20 winters, which

as also badly heaved, was given

» the government for $65.

. . .
N. W. Keddy, of Berwick, re-
ived $150 for a 44-year-old

lyoungster which cost him $55 six

The creation of an inspector- |-
: . . lye
ship of air pockets, to provide |*

against: the day when British

ars ago.

mé

This man would have

ade a pretty good Indian com-

missioner.

of its own, would be a pretty
good scheme which would pr«
vide ample scope for the ener-
gies of a considerable number
of the faithful. Of course there
might be some difficulty with
Sam Hughes in the matter, as
he probably owns the air as
well as the earth, however, a
royal commission could be ap-
pointed which doubtless would
be able to bring in a report of
airy nothings at several thou-
sand dollars each.
Inspectorships of
beds and the
pearling industry of British
Columbia might be used to an
unlimited providing

Pacific

coast oyster

extent in

 

with a corresponding advance

in the west, would probably
provide the right kind of an
argument. Though there is
little news coming through,

there is undoubtedly big busi-
ness on hand on the western
front, The Allies are holding
on to the ground gained, and,
with an ample supply of high
explosive and other lines of
munitions, further advances
should be reported within the
next few days.

 

INSPECTORS

The McBride government has
done wonders as a party em-
ployment bureau, but it has not
taken the fullest advantage of
its opportunities, particularly
as regards inspectors. Certainly
there is'a considerable army of
government inspectors of one

and, in-
cidentally, might do wonders in

an extended payroll,

reviving the interest of specu-
lators in British Columbia, un-
as the
the province can be sold at re-

til such time lands of

munerative prices. It is true
that the powers in Victoria
have exploited nearly every

possible line of inspectorship,
but these are mentioned just
to show that there is still room,
both at the top and the bottom,
as it were.

VETERINARY NOTES

A horse with two spavins and
one hip down was sold for $100
by R. H. Creighton to the Ottawa
buyers.

s * s
A Government horse buyer paid
H. J. Chute, Somerset, $165 for a

 

kind or another in the province,

colt of from 12 to 15 summers,

 

 

 

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Columbia will have an air fleet |

BRAVE FRENCH GIRL

A telegram to the Journal from

Hazebrouck says that the Cri de

;country.

announced that. a;
Robin,

the daughter of a

Flanders has

brave girl named Renee

aged sixteen,

French Territorial, has been men-
tioned in an Order of the Day of
having

the British Army for

placed in the hands of the British
a plan of the positions at La Bas-

ithe
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fenthusiasm by

both with

army. He

English are making,

their fleet and their
praises the energy and skill which
they have displayed in improvis-
ing a machinery of war that can

vie with that of Germany.
“England's mobilization of her

industry is a marvel,” he says.
She has understood, thanks to
the admirable leadership of Mr.

Lloyd George, the capital impor-

material in modern

tance of raw
warfare In England everyone
knows that the fa@tory hand is as

the soldier at

Indeed, in the trenches

indispensable as
the front.
their comrades tell those among

 

them who are skilled workers that
it is their duty to go back home.

“Victory is now the one and
only thought of the British people
the

and

Dominions
the
lands

and oversea are

heart soul with mother
From all
the

a continual

across
Jack

flow

seas where Union

is coming

jof soldiers, workmen, and money.

“Those who sometimes incline
jtowards pessimism should go and
spend a fey lays in London. They
back filled
the

fine, tenacious spirit of this peo-

will come with new

sight of the

see and for having helped in an}

effectual bombardment of the
German positions.——Weekly Mail.

 

Sweden's recent census, show-

ing a population of

also showed fewer births in pro-

portion to population than at any
other time in the 170 years such

statistics have been recorded.

 

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