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SOVIET
SNARE
IS
DISCUSSED
Writer
In
London
Times
Criticizes
British
Trade
Unionists
,
for
Attitude
LIBERTY
DESTROYED
!
Despised
by
Socialists
and
Laughed
to
Scorn
by
Working
Men
of
America
The
following
interoslinir
let
It
recently
mil.iii,.,i
i
u.'
I.oiiioti
Tliiind
jzivn
iho
view-'
point
of
il.
.Tilli.
f
in
Soviet'
jii'dlnir
in
IttiMia.
I'lirler
tl,,.'
lirH.iitiiK
of
"Tlii.
Soviet
Snare."
j
lie
nay:
'
il..!..
-
....
.
",.,,i,uii
may
unrer
a
to
tlie.
Propriety
f
the
.peirli
ma.lo
by,
!M.
Tmnoky.
Hie
lloMievit
ilep-'
ipale.
I
h.
Trailed
Union
Con-J
fnre
at
Srarlioronsh.
tint
few
will
ileny
lid
frankned.
"They
were
not
nhainei,"
he
dald
of
their
ilead."
Il
wa
in
I
ho
name
of
thone
ilea
Unit
in
Orlol.er,
1017,
Ihey
Kavo
iii
oiitiriilnjr
t
lit
eapllnlM
clad
liV
roMiliitinns
nml
Ikmii
rrillrliihjf
them
hy
nnn.
In
1017
iney
oi
in..
i
hi.
tiankerd
Ihe
hiinlend
from
el
free
Ihe
employee
from
the
Imrilen
of
rondurllnp
Ihe
fnrlor-ie.
Ihey
del
free
Ihe
landowner
from
Hie
Imrilen
of
Ihe
owner-dhip
of
Ihe
land.
Ihey
had
pet
up
a
work
i
nut
el.id
Xalo.
and
now.
after
nearly
oijrhl
yeard
of
nower.
1
1
Ii
e
V
daw
on
ru.nn
rhr
llmr
i
'
....
,
iloild
the
Up
I
ho
ien
for
whirh
uiey
iimi
nnil
lo
HhIiI.
Destruction
All
(hid
id
ipiilo
I
rue.
Hie
llul-lieiin
did
In'jrln
"rritieiiinv
hy
arui.d"
tind
in
the
nirlill
of
Ihid
ainialde
iurime
llioy
de-
trii)ed.
illrorlly
hy
murder
and
indireelly
by
larval
ion.
million
of
lliiUo
ainons
whom
th"
al
majority
were
working
men
ami
Maant.
Hiy
did
"del
fro
Ihe
Imnkfrd
from
the
bun
I
en
of
I
ho
hankd."
and
I
ho
rodiilt
hod
(teen
Dial
over
dinot
Ibo
dawn
of
lhal
(reodom
waodorinc
doletca
Hon
of
l!olhevltd
have
boon
tourinc
Ihe
world
whlnin?
fur
almd
and
eredlt.
They
dii!
"dfl
free
Ihe
roiplovrrd
from
lite
Inir-dn
of
oonduclinR
Ihe
factored,
"
ami
ihey
have
had
lo
nitnmmi
litem
bark
am!
"Dio
wamid
la
iriale
induolry
are
?5
per
rent
Inciter
than
in
nalionallrd
in-dnlry.'"
while
Iho
general
aor-
nire
of
waue
"wtn
now
lit
bo
approaching
llireo-qtiarler
ol
pre-war
rales"
'Traded
Union
llesHlod1
IteporP.
Famine
Chronic
They
did
"oel
froo
the
lanil-
nmierd
mini
ihe
burden
of
the
ownerdhin
of
the
land."
and
Hy
koff.
Ihe
Itlular
head
of
Ihe
So-
tiel.
ia
ul
ii
on
record
that
"the
landowner'
land
save
a
yield
"f
in,
15.
and
oven
So
iood
kdND
ACT.
Ntk
f
lnldlln
U
dppl
la
Ourchttd
In
1Im
Una
nnliii
nwirtrl
f
Prtnre
.....
.
.iiu.i.
.1
I
h.
imiilh
ij
nu
nil
i:irti
MHi
o-.
ini
ii"
lr.UH
liltrr
Uxini
l
mnrm
inn
II.
alwuilh
TAkl:
.MiIHK
thai
John
A.
dmllb
of
lMiw
liunrri.
Hi?.
rrMthdi
HmilK-r
n.n
lnli.n.1
M
aimlv
fi
nrf1ilKM.ni
Ui
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.lu.
f..l
I.
.u
l.a
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I.
lwl
.
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11
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il
Ih
uihiIkv.i
nmur
elf
I
ul
AIL:
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tour:
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30
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notllwrllTi
Ihwird
IV
rhllu
flrl.
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of
lrd,
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pli.lN.
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dMITII.
natfd
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rr
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till
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nicf.
Arm
MINIBAL
ACT.
Cirtirttdt
t
lrdiinfitt
di.iiMi
Mineral
Claim.
IMile
In
the
Allin
Mlninir
iiio..n
of
niir
hUlrlft.
on
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el
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rial
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fn'iH
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u
jily
tu
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lieetinier
ir
a
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rr
Hie
piUT"'
fttalnlnt
Cmwb
Oram
or
Ihe
rid
m.
4ml
furlhcr
lake
nalli-e
that
sellon.
umltr
ertlm
IT,
mii't
lit
rinnmpmeti
i
tori
ihe
h.iie
c.i'
am
h
Cerllfiriie
Im
l.ttiViweuM.
.
laieg
inia
jwm
ui
-
ll
I
AND
ACT.
Nollct
tf
InlantloiTtt
Apply
lo
Purchaa
in
the
l.anl
neeonllhlt
nlatrlrt
nr
rrltjrj
nuix-ii,
ami
inline
"""
dhlrh
Mow
Into
t;etaii
liner
Id
liillea
inni
n
niram.
.
.
,
TAkE
MITCK
that
Cllftim
P.
fllH
M
.
.
st
a'
Aitotitiaiiiran
iiiiiiiirr
p.iir'lia.e
Hie
foll.mlnr
l""''!.!
al
ihi
'
nmiiiiMirlnt
It
lot
I'lanleil
tl
til
i.utli.l
wmer
of
let
III,
llielirt
III
rhdliid
aninhrrly;
Ihenrt
Ttf
iimind
Tierlv;
thence
tn
rham
n?
Ihenre
0
rhalna
eaMrrly
to
point
,trro.nn.r?,rrinVnt.
in,l
conlalnlnl
40
icrf.
innrt
or
lel.
p
nIf:li
Appiirant
n,t.,i
1
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CASSIAR
LAND
DISTRICT.
,
cord
In
Dlatrlcl
of
Talaoraph
Craaa
that
John
JV.,1.
I'''.ef'
SiaffSj-Kaj-i
ini'lirrineiii
il.
,
.
Dated
l'J0V,y'
c'oil
fOWLER.
fl,iuJ
IF
mro
per
ilesialioo
than
the
lau.l
if
may
ii
lurn
wHIi
ol
I
lie
111
4tt.
I'eriiatid
Uim
nam
ami
un-i-iy
to
Hir
nresent
lallure
the
iwudaiiU
partly
ordered
slate
.f
soro-ty.
When
uatHHittt
fur
Iho
fuel
that
einrc
Innf
il.'.
i
I
the
"New
Krono-
tue
llUiirvitd
itviini
power
mic
Poliey""
ho
admiltixl
the
ruin.
(amine
lu
been
ehrouic
in
whalfoinidoto
and
irretrievable,
of
Mforr
IhHr
advent
wa
llm'
all
hid
Ihenried
amr
endeavored
sirnnary
of
Kuroo.
,
In
duide
his
final
failure
uti-
In
another
part
of
hid
Mocli
,or
the
cover
of
a
phad.
The
M.
i'omwky,
amid
eJieero,
mihI
"new"
ecooomic
policy
wad
just
lhal
"for
Ihe
firt
tlmo
in
history
a
now
ad
Ihe
first
squirrel
dimple
worker
and
oaanl.d
which
laid
by
a
store
of
nuld
in
had
ihwti
that
Ihey
could
dtandjlhe
firm
aulumn
for
ltd
winlerithe
at
I
lie
IiesM
or
me
Main
aui
oun-
dUdienanoo.
aux
Inil
il."
M.
Tonidky
would
havel
Barbarities
In
Georgia
put
himtelf
in
our
debt
if
he
had!
IiM.ed
and
de.pide
by
Ihe
oxplaineal
who.
if
any,
amoim
Ihejsoeinlisld
of
Kuropo,
lauphed
to'
gang
of
advenluror
and
fan-(!4P0rn
by
Ihe
educaled
worklnpr
otle.d
who
"dlond
al
Ihe
head
of,ni
of
.morira,
Ihe
lloldhrvidls
Ihe
State
and
control
it"
ever,
,aVP
found
Ihoir
dole
allied
for
did
a
day
work
either
ad
work-;(le
frilierance
of
their
dicred-r
or
iwnnnl.
Simple,"
at.jtoil
idea,
amonK
Hip
llrlttsh
nay
rale,
id
hardly
Iho
epithet
trade
unionidld.
Are.
tbere
no
which
the
iiidlrucled
would
Labor
leaders
in
this
coun-chooae
to
apply
lo
a'-ZlniivIoff,
u
jry
v
i,n
can
sw
tho
palpable
TroUly,
or
oven,
dhall
we
say,
truth
anil
who
have
courage
lo
tu
a
Tontdky.
The
oralor
might
pcrhapd
have
found
il
difficult
lo
explain
why,
in
a
land
of
pendants
and
wnrk-
rd.
ledd
than
2
per
rent
of
llm
words
nt
their
face
value
with,
out
proper
crillcism.
The
llus-slnn
peasnnt
or
worker
may
havo
less
Influence
upon
Ihe
government
of
the
country
llinn
has
nn
oxpodo
to
their
fellow'
the
great
est
imnoslure
ever
lOlsteil
upon
a
pullible
worlil?
When
will
llrilish
working
men
ask
them-
delved
how
the
llolshevldt
ly
population
will
have
anylhing
to'rHn)1(
anor
crushing
with
fire
do
Willi
Hie
immunidi
orvco,
nn,
Swor.l
and
all
limir
own
111-and
why
In
Hie
prosecution
of
isiilUlt
barlwrilies
Iho
attempt
Iheir
beneflciMil
rule
Ihoso
vhuir
Ooorgia
lo
secure
dflf-dcler-
"slanil
al
Iho
head
of
Ihe
Stnte
:
initial
Ion.
have
Ihe
impudence
lo0
have
riitimi
II
nccodsary
to
oo-Mj,
0r
"llrilish
tmprialfsnV
llhe
de
dlroy
all
liberty,
all
freedom
df
nn,t
t(v
secure
the
passago
of
nunileil
speech
ami
01
wniing,
aim
iui
i-psoluinm
condemning
Ml
at
Wft
dlb'iioe
all
oidlon"j
also'
Tnul's:
l
iiiuit
Coitnwd?
And
why
"lliero
i
ceflainiy
nnen
a
low
onsr
will
il
be
lieforo
llrilish
reltiplanee
lo
resisl
eiiner
men
or
measured.
.
.
.
that
Is
inspired
mure
by
apprehension
than
affection."
(Traded
Union
llcporl
.
Bolshevist
Myth
Some
ilntf
(osibly,
alietWsl.s
ifi.iv
exnlain
how
llrilish
I.nhor
Mticcu
tubed
lo
the
obsession
the
llolshevlsl
mylli.
Probably
i
im
emise
will
bo
found
In
Ihe
ceaseless
reiteration
by
the
So-,
vel
propagandists
and
.1
Iioir
j
hirelings
in
Jhls
rounlry
nr
Ihe
phruo
"workers'
and
peasant
s'
Kovcrnmont."
The
liiherent
r
Ihe
llrilish
working'
labor
begins
to
wonder
why
Moscow
reserves
its
most
malignant
hatred
for
Hie
llrilish
Km
man
i.redisnoses
him
lo
lakelToronto
Globe
Takes
Issue
With
Bourassa
on
Back
Lord
Atholslan.
whose
Ihe
Montreal
Star
wns
res
inmalo
of
Hid
llcllilrm
Hospital
ponsiblo
for
upon
the
clvio
admlnislralion
ofjlho
articles
London
neither
has
any
Infill-,
Death"
and
once
whatever;
but
because
Newspaper
Baron
and
Pats
infinite
Lord
Alholslan's
paper
posed
as
ide
publication
of
"The
Whisper
of
is
now
backing
a
tliOanipaign
lo
elect
Paleiinude,
jn-
parrot
phrase
is
repealed
llritldli'ilepenilenl
Conservative,
in
Monl-LnbOMirecpts
It
ns
a
Irulh.
Anil
real,
conies
under
the
ban
or
Henri
nppnrniilly
If
forinnl
resolu-
llonrassiv,
editor
of
l.n
Devoir,
lions
menn
nnylhing
Ihe
llrll-iwlin
claims
lhal
an
efrort
Is
Im.
Ish
I
rn
de
union
machine
U
ready,
it
Ihe
bidding
of
Ihe
lied
International,
lo
plunge
Ihls
country
Inlo
civil
war,
bloodshed,
and
Ihe
high
priest
of
national
and
Imperial
unity,
when
il
prated
of
Ihe
larger
patriotism.
Hut
now,
pmoeedji
Mr.
Hourassa's
paper,
it
does
not
hesitate
lo
row
among
the
divers
Canadian
groups
Ihe
germs
of
profound
discord";
il
"conducts
a
violent
provmcialisiic
campaign.
It
ap
peals
solely
or
alone
lo
Quebci'
lo
the
senlimenLs
of
Ouebec.
lo
loyal'
Ouebeckers
(aux
loy-Oucbecois)
."
Diverse
Interests
Anil
llourassa
condemns
suc'i
a
campaign!
"Thai
Hie
depulie
(membersj
from
our
Province
guard
particularly
Ihe
interests.
of
our
Province;
that
Ihey
be;
concerned
particularly
to
makej
known
lo
their
colleagues
of
the
oilier
Provinces
Ihe
interests
and
the
sentiments
of
Ouebec
thai,"
says
Mr.
llourassa
through
his
journal
"is
natural
and
just;
but
all
Ihe
same
we
cannot
build
upon
a
quarrel
between
the
Provinces
a
sound
political
program."
Canada
being
what
she
is,
continues
i.o
uevoir,
a'
nau-cnnlinenl
peopled
by
fellow-citi-lens
willi
divers
and
diverse
in
terests,
economic
and
political,
it
is
the
duly
of
those
who
desire
perpetuatp
Confederation
by
development
of
a
strong
and
ion
"to
harmonize
as
ssible
the
interest
of
the
different
Provinces
and
lo
reduce
lo
Ihe
ntintniuni
the
in-
haps
serve
Ihe
purpose
of
some
piro,
and
why
all
its
sinister
en-groiips;
il
would
be
disastrous
to
orgies
are
directed,
from
Sydney
In
Shanghai,
to
the
destruction
of
llrilish
trade
and
therefore
of
Ihe
livelihood
of
Hritish
work-
ofers?
ATHOLSTAN
AND
THE
CAMPAIGN
Ing
tnade
by
the
Slar
to
stir
uplhavo
found
them
a
rather.
decent
sectionalism.
The
(Hobo
says:
II
has
fallen
lo
the
lot
or
lite
journalistic
lunulhpicco
or
Henri
terror.
In
order
thai,
like
lliissla,:lourassa
first
lo
.challenge.
In
Iho
national
unity.
Bourassa's
Position
The
(ilobe
has
not
often
seen
eye
lo
eye
with
Mr.
llourassa.
Mr.
Hourassa's
past
has
not
permitted
it.
jn
common
with
tl)C
vast
majority
'of
Canadians
this
newspaper
has
deplored
repeatedly
what
it
believed
In
bo
tljo
dangerous
and
disloyal
sectionalism
of
the
eloquent
protagonist
of
so-called
Salionajism.
Hut
none
over
doubled
his
ability,
bis
sincerity
perhaps
fanaticism
would
be
the
better
word
or
his
crusading
power
among
his
compatriots.
Time
works
wonders.
It
may
bo
that
the
race
and
creed
icnlol
of
yesteryear
has
mellowed
-
and
broadened.
Perhaps
when
bo
visited
Ontario
recently
on
all
entente
mission
and
mingled
willi
his
English-
speaking
Proleslant
fellow-citi-zeiis
ho
learned
that
thfy
wejre
not
the
bigoted,
evil
ogres
he
had
once
imagined,
instead
ho
may
lot,
nnllo
egar
lo
know
bojter,
to
understand
more
clearly
and
lo
apnrceialn
imno
cordially
their
French-Canadian
Catholic
fel
nfler
passing
through
Iho
nbomQiieboo
Ibis
sordidly
selfish
and
lows
In
Ihe
sister
J'rovipco,
for
inallon
of
desolnlion,
It
or
as
disrupting
sectional
ctimpaign!,
whom
Ihey
have
much
adniira.
many
of
the
population
as
sur-'l.o
Devoir
recall
the
days
when
Hon
and
regard.
Uo
that
as
U
"""iiim,
ymr
i)mrfa
pjpe
joiacco
DLD
CHUM
,
.
.
.
.
may,
Mr.
llourassa
s
warning
to
j
Lord
Atholslan
and
his
schem-.
ing
associate
lhal
they
"cannot'
build
upon
a
quarrel
between
the!
Provinces
a
sound
political
plat-'
fnHrt"
Itna
Hifk
rirhl
rirtfr
nmll
his
counsel
to
oilier
ciliiens
to
do
their
part
to
harmonize
as
far
as
possible
Ihe
interests
of
the
different
Provinces
and
I'
reduce
lo
Ihe
minimum
Ihe
inevitable
collisions"
is
most
en-,
couraging.
!
INTERESTING
VIEYY
OF
AN
ENGLISHMAN
Letter
to
London
Times
Tells
of!
People
of
Victoria
From
Old
Country
Viewpoint
1
A
letter
in
the
London
Times
from
an
Hnglishman
recuperating
al
Oak
Hay,
Victoria,
in
part
follow:
'
"I
have
fallen
deeply
in
love
with
Victoria.
It
possesses
won
derful
natural
beauty
with
all
its
inlets
and
the
;rahd
view
of
snow-capped
mountains
oppo
site
on
Ihe
American
shore.
11
is
luxuriantly
wooded,
and
the
licjien-covered
rocks
are
a
pic-
jluresnup
foreground
and
the
nowers
too
lovety.
r.very
one
hero
works
terribly
hard
and
al
most
nil
the
women
du
their
own
cooking
and
housework.
It
has
been
an
astonishing
and
some-
evilable
collisions.
...
A
quar-.,mP,
pathetic
revelation
to
us
lo
rel
between
Provinces
might
per-4ji!iCO,,r
w,t
surprising
work
gentlefolk
can
do.
The
trades
peopje,
are
more
than
half
of
them
public
school
boy,
and
one
ceases
to
be
surprised
when
one's
chauffeur,
or
milkman,
or
Ihe
man
on
the
ferry
addresses
one
jn
the
nnst
charming
and
cullivnted
of
voices.
Many
of
Ihepi
are
ex-army
men,
captains!
chiefly,
and
all
have
been
wounded.
It
would
fbo
immeasurably
patietic
wore
it
not
for
tho
kindly
air
of
friendly
tolerance
and
good
fellowship
about
the
place.
No
one-
minds
jn
the
least
what
his
neighbor,
does,
and
all
respect
each
other's
foibles.
It
Is
rather
a
wonderful
atmosphere,
on
the
whole."
Advertise
In
Iho
Daily
News
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t
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