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IMPERIAL FEDEllA'I‘I0_N IN CANADA

.»\nothcr and iinportant step towards Imperial

Fctlcrsltioll was taken on Iirillllyfivlleii the Prime Minister of Australia, the Iyight Ilon. \\’illi.'un Morris Illiglies, was zldlllilted it liienlllvl' UI IIIC }’l’I\')' C0l1lI_\"lI of Canada at Uttawa. This follows the example of

Ill- -li' lui " ' ‘ride fm l El'

` The Department, inits capacity as ,administrator

interested, to inform ili_c_pisclves of nc-`w~regulations_ enacted under its terms. It. is' only_where an article

the sale of such article. But it is also illegal to foist _substitutes oil unsuspecting buyers, alid the Depart-

I olsllnlin sill srsrrn `- _

the .\lother Country' in admitting the _Prinle Minister (yfw of (hc omsnmding Q-lm,-;1¢g@,-islics of the Ge;-..

of (anada to the Privy Council and the privilege of attenlling one of its meetings., .‘\_spccial inessago from our correspondent in Ottawa informs us that the Australian l’rt-nlier was sworn in on Friday by Ilis Royal lliglincss the Duke of Connaught, and after the ce-reiuony, on the invitation of Sir Robert Borden, he attended and participated in a meeting of the Doininion Cabinet, The announcellient of the event was grew-ted with great interest in oflicizll circles as creating a significant precedent without parallel in the history of Canada or the Empire. It is interpreted as an earliest of the determination of the Dominions to unite for thc sucbessful prosecution of the war. It may also serve to indicate that, even if no Imperial (pliferclico is callul by lireat Britain until after the war for the disulssioil of Imperial Union, the sister nations may not delay in taking their own steps toward such union which the conditions of the present conflict hrlvc sceliied to render desirable. The admission of the .\ustrali:ln First .\Iiiiister to the Privy Council and his }»:ll'iici|»:ili~»ii in the procm~rlil1g.s of a Cabinet meet- ing iinply that, besides coming together, the different Imperial families intend to work together. Premier llligllcs is now on his way to London to consult the lmpefrial autln»l'ity. and his presence in Canada was not generally klnrwil till this annoimceinent was made in Otla\\‘:l. ~

EXTENSION 0ii((I’Al!LIAMENT

The Senate having unanimously passed the motion

for thc exleiision of Parliament, it remains only for the Mother of I'arliaments to amend the British North .-\merican Act to make the extension feasible. The motion was heartily' approved in the Senate, the l-t~ailer of the (lpposition, Senator Davis, going the length of endorsing the opinion of Senator Lougheed that still another extension may be necessary. Senator Ihivis pointed out that the present conflict was like_ the Civil ‘War between the North and South. _Th-e .\’orth was not prepared at the outbreak of war and the South was. lt took the North two years to get an army orgallizcrl and it took four years to carry the war to a successful conclusion, but they succeeded. li may lake us four years, but we are S0ing to win in the ond. There Ls not a shadow of doubt about that, but in order to do it, we must have men and motley. The hearty response t0.the‘appeals for recruits leaves no_doubt but that we ill Canada will do our part.in providing our quota of inen ; and the Budget proposals of thc (love-_rmnent show that we are not nearly at the cnd of our resources ill providing the necessary war l't‘\'i'llllL'.

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L'inlel' this ln-ading an (lltawa telegram appeared

in our .\`:tturday’_~ issue drawing attention to a fraud that is living perpetrated at- the _expense of the ordinary lunisywife, and we have been asked by the Deputy .\linistcr of Inland Revenue to draw the special atten- tion of our readers to the subject. According to the _Deputy Minister the only oil used as a salad oil, until recent years, was olive oil. Cotton seed oil, properly refined, is a perfectly wltolesoine substitute, and much cheaper. \\'hen sold under its own name, no fault can be found with it. Ilut some manufacturers have discovered that by otfcrilig it as salad oil, without other description. it sells more readily _because the buyer thinks he is gettiiigholive oil. In order _better to deceive the purchaser, the label, is frequently printed' in French, or in Itzili_a_n,_wit_l1__tlie name of_a__I1`ren_ch` or Italian -producer, _and __a Frellcll or Italian. towiv, illlfl ,iv ellie <_»:l.i_-t~f_='='z='=i1~' e-‘Cafe-ie; ,fill-'me-its is -el

if, f# g&Q'.,~d&BWihgr;the 1 buyer, liut I js _ »=lf,lil"-°Il`.l'=~-(_ ,i‘l?Il§ll_UCCr.'-impoflilrr ~:lnd'vendo¢‘ of the gtiitilho l_u'l.lli'le.""' "‘l`l'iis"frilud isiirccogniscd as adultera-

order more elfectivcly\to put a stop to it, all ()rder~in- L`ouncil was pulilisllcdiii March 1912, requiring that i;otto_n laced oil, when present must be named oil the label. Samples purchased in June |914, more than two . years after publication of the Order-in-Council re- , ferrcd to, uicre found to bc adultcratcd. inasmuch as they. were labelled salad oil, E. Loubon, Nice, thus leading the purchaser to believe them to be of foreigil vrigin. ~'ind__gci_iiii_ne olive _oil. Thejwere cotton seed oil, but iici iiieiitlon iiftlilsifiict appeitred on the The claimed that he tvs!

of the

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man race is their close _attention to detail. When the German empire became an established fact in 1871 she almost immediately started to organize, establish and distribute her spies, oil the most stupendous and com-

again, the German development of detail was brought

the day when her emperor would be another Alexander

professors, diplomats; men aild women ill all walks of life were employed. \Vhere their business did not pay

And in these later years, when considerable pay-

ments ill cash were required for dynainiting and similar outrages, the sums were supplied through consular channels under fictitious lleadings, as shown in the papers taken from Von Papen, an officer attach-

the way for the actual fighting forces. For forty years and more they had reg-ularly and systematically collected detailed information of .every sort, botll military and commercial and sellt it, by code, to Ger- man headquarters, wllere it is elaborately' classified and card indexed. After a few years of such service a spy has so compromised himself that he dare-not _refuse to do any act which his superiors order. Need- less to say, when any spy was suspected of double dealing, the system- soon eliminated him. That is one reason why ‘thc Germans knew with such certainty exactly what to expect at' every point in their advance toward Paris, and how-_- they caught the Allies so totally unprepared when their preparation was most complete. ' It explains the case with which so many

throughout the United States. But it does not explain thccoining doom of the German empire. 'That is due to her misplaced faith. Justice and Right are the belicf of the strongest part of the world and lliosc forces are bound to overcome the German idea of might, and restore peace before long.

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T0 MAKE MEN 0F BOYS

Tile Chicago “ Tribune,” having polled 10,000 of

parents so questioned are for the introduction of military drill in the public schools. “This vote (says ‘_‘Collier's”), like. the wonderful development of the boy scout movement, marks with broad einpllasis the coming of a new spirit into American- life. It means that not only native-born hilt foreign-born citizens realizo the truth of I>’residentiF.liot’s saying that if democracy is to endure, it must be as cfncient in warfare as monarchy is. It means 'llso that all

o r`ll" k' _ \\' ` th

prepared to defend our ideals or let them go. The dan er is that in the develo ment of this new e -

bllat' there are men better'-qualified for the task _and

qpditiii ii1ay'_'do',`__i:'l>ili'1_try _gti_&iij"i:ollnly about its lbusincsu, exactly as- if Zeppelhfs 'did/not -exiét, and tht: Unlyodutilnéiit inspfredby the Kaiser's dirigibles tl one ef lmtiglulilm me wellling. - Melting-we- on

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o \\ ic eisaptirw.yur,_a l isna fa an proper that_thc vendqrshould h`a_,\ge.'ri_la5ie himself familiar _ .~ -- :~ . , ---- ----

f\_l‘i¢I\- *IW |_““' 0" *I*¢`fS\\I>l?\`*-‘ 'Il has I\§‘PP¢f}¢d» _°“_ LoNnoN.1i'el».»11.-'rue nina pai-iy_ lilaereuu. who he found tliguiyopuul- "““ ~sev'e.ral occasions, that dealers 'charged with violation liof-canadian Journalists concluded it latte resardlns the_seuaral_'sliuati0i1- of the Adukemtion Alct have _“ended ignorance of its ` two days'»to\ir o_f`th'e Cauiullan llnes:‘ Suatchlug the opportunity- fm; a. few

DOUIDYIIIIII vlnlta to all divisions. Com minutes' chat with him, I asked lf we

requirements as their. excuse. This' plea has no force ,l»araiive'ly, ;.lltlle cligiixet im when had arrived lu timeio we soluatllius __ ». _ -',l -in -. - ,ala-_\»_.t_"ill ittoe _:alll ure »- ee. --_-1 tm-_-<»----_ me-eu.--ie--S fi- i-fe-i--f -s.:t:,...s?::ttail.f.l°:.z":;:__ .2 .la .....:'°.::~ :f..°,...:‘. .. may consider himself to- be, he -is oompellcdito pay _casealfthotionlialipldlngprecliely the,_I:ipiich._and which.rei»or_1»_cl»lm. would _‘___ l__g____1 pmahy _ _ _ same an undulating front, be,made~upon',the_posltl_ons held lu the

which nd! pttendnja distance of some _Ganal1la.ns. _ __ _ __ _ _~

mlleai CondltIoll`s°.p!'lll'e, however,_liave _. \ (_1<?l_l_¢rnl Alderipn had seen these re-

- , _ - ¥-; d e tmlld bl l rovement _nts ‘but bes§¢ me to_ dismiss them

of the Adulteration Act, always grants time for those- 1*-£d°f§';:nf eng;’;°,.atf5,,":§,,,,.y tim .f¥,,m’m,- mmq, “gf c°,,|-ge," he gum,

the Chngdlgg trenches many are ia, "we should like to see ~-ithem come credit to any army In the lleld. ' along. as we, are pei-_fec_tly ready to

Familiar stories of a few mouths receive the .‘ Our posltlon here is

sold as food contains an ingredient’provcd to‘be harm- _backjof our nien having to pass their most formltizble. Our artillery is in i _ I I h hat . - d. _(_ _ -_ k days lmao-deep in mud aild water do line fettle, and os _for our infantry, `U__ lo W3 I » l . Imme 131° 39 IQ" I5 3 en t° Prwent- 'not apply today. Sanltatlon in 'tho man for man. the Canadian has again

trenchiud camp, so vital tq the health and again proved his superiority over of troops, lrexcellent, with the happy the German and no one knows that result that today are only one and a better than the Bosche himself.

ment of Inland Revenue intimate their dctennination _half per cent; on the sick list. These “Reports of the closing of the Dutch

_ _ _ - - _ _ _ __ ' improvements have naturally exei-els frontier anil'the masslng of troops oil

W I’r05“"ulL` In “Uv m5t*In“c “ len? Such Sales arejed a tremendous lnllueneu on the this front are of frequent occurrence, br._,ug},1 toqhcqr “OHL-¢_ ‘ morals-of the men, I f0und_thenl qulio aiill-ulldoubtellly einanate from enemy

cheerful, confident and optimistic. sources. They are sent abroad with u.

Rwgngly °|1¢_0_f:f,h‘¢l members of the _dellnlte object ln view, as a few mln-

coalition cabinet, ou his rclurll from a -utes' reflection on the ease of Salonlka

visit' to these lines. said that “No- would prove. The attach on that'

wliere had he -found such undiluted place has been talked about for_six optimism prevailing." This is literally weeks, but lt. has not yet material- true.I spent a ‘whole night in the ized.” _ trenches held'by theeastern and west~, ' On Tuesday morning 1 was privileg- em battalions and although the weatll- ep to see_ the Canadian artillery at er conditions-were most depressing I work. The positions held by these bat- heard not the sllglltest nnlrunlr from terles-which, by the way, are most anyone, iugeulously arranged and eoucealed--

Wlt h G r in some arts ls ractlcall lm re ulible For sev-

'____ _ _- .Q _ hte-emails' D_ D 'Y D8 . plete. system ever known. te py &»)'$¢0lll5~ 0" VCU’ large only 35 yards away, the lueu dltl their feral hours the ~ Canadlaiis. with ex- gmlc wen in ¢xi5;¢-m-¢ _in many munll-ie5_ He,-@_ allotted hour of sentry duty out ot treme mathematical accuracy, literal-

foiir with cheerful hearts. The other ly pounded the enemy parapets, por- three hours they spent. in coslly-con- tions of which were blown sixty feet

to p13v_ sl-|¢ had just become an Qmpire and was bcihg strueted dugouts, indulging in all sorts into the air.

' . . , . 0.' possible amusements. "We do all we .

recognized as a po\vcr in world parties. Her ambi- .4 n to make them ¢0mfortable," said Germans Erratic shellere

tions soared to great heights. _She looked forward to 1 ‘Q Eellefal '~° Ile' YeBl°1'da5’~ "Their ‘

. reg are precious to us and we are The Germans on this particular day 5 arnlng from month to month how l'€t8IIlil8d bllf f66bIY I-0 0\ll‘ guns. and

_ ' ‘ . ; ist to safeguard them. We give On making enquiry as to whether this 'md the whole world dom.mated.by (’em],dny" Tiimugh tiexu the best of clothing and food, was a. typical instance. I was lnform~ her new spy system she immediately sent men into all \ meh almost mva,-lably lneluqes u ed that the German methods of firing

important countries. Small storelccepers, merchants, I`°‘"“I "f 5°°d~ f"°S_h beef “Ch d“I'~" “"f’ very °"`“"°°

Corroboratlng this statement, the ‘S0810 d9~YB-" Silid my informant.

men themselves told me their rations "they 'llre as many as 5,000 shells a could not be better or more plentiful. dal’ 011 ODE Of Our dlviiiivnal fl'0iitS,

General Aideraenw tlmla On ulet da such as est

_ _ _ op m q ys,f -y erday, we

the secret service of Berlin niet the deficits. _ __ on Mlmqay nigh; we dined with the generally get about 400 between noon

corps' commander, General Sir Edwlu Sud d\lBIl=”

“Are there signs." I asked an officer

----c.-» ---~ ln charge, “pointing to a decrease eith-

` er ln the supply on quality of the Ger-

man shells uow being used 2'”

_______ "Well," he Bald, "a very large inlin-

Sir.-My attention has been directed ber °f mem d°“'t 'explode ut “U” “lm

to a statement. wlilcli is made ill thi- that undaubwdly pmve" tha' “my ur"

ed to the German embassy at \\-'ashington. 'l`Ilvy_ sentinel of Tomnim ,__ in issue of mtfmanufacturedi under unfavorable cou- fornled a large _and powerful sileilt army preparing 10th lust.. by its special con-espoudentl gégffséfbgapgiiozg izhiwsgrthilifll alll

from P. E. Island. in re the Catholli: to Say y cu Cllurcli and recruiting. Tho statement .. ` __ is “S f°"°ws:'_`"T.h°“’ me 0'1"" llitciiglliireiil fewilhliiiyiié lzliiliieziillliiiylllplqillliliuiil priests lm P' E' Ishmd Wim Wm not no fewer than 10000 shells betweeli permit recruiting meetings to be held foul- ln the nlornilig and four lil the in building” which they °w" °r con' afternoon-an unusually terrlflc bom- trol." _

to the experience Of the Patrlotlc So- dusk when me Bm ers Shar noob clety which has organized and held re- em and bom_b_thmwI;r 'he in psmei cpiltlug meetings allhciver _thl.sbpro- deadly work" 9 5 r v neo In no ease has t s soc cty een ' _ refused the use of any hall ln which Bbghanxif Efifafllngcfgxgltgg ggi: ll, dfsired to ‘wld lmeeung' Al' this dlans have carried out some splendid present juncture mon of all creeds and comps in the dead of _“gm and I am M3359-B "1 °“r'I"'°vI“c° are “mums fm informed that the recent rilld of two me preservation .°f the Empire' battalloiis ls not isolated case ' Tlmukmg y°“ mi B-“gf‘p“‘:i°“' We have not been fortunato enough

THQ; ’:,"_l‘ FJi_°f_é',’,T°N_ to see any aerial combats. but we have

. President rutriotle society, gyéggimgngi _gf our

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Sand tonlans and Moutrealers-under' flrc

munitions and power works have been damagedl I COHTRIDICTIDN igiivttiuillii timid I

ly L; lat for

Illllelllllly. dilrlug and resollrccfulness

Si,.____Wm you be so good as to givl, they would be lnird to beat."

bll -ll. to th ‘ following letter wlxleh

lmhaiio been lhstruetoll to forward io I-A57' WILL AND TESTAMENT OF the Orange Sentinel. I am. slr, etc. WILLIAM-

CHARLES LE1GH_ Maja,-_ I, William Emperor und Klng'ot` all

Recruiting gmc-9,-_ the Outlaws, Barbarians and Greatest

_ Criminals of the Earth having become

_ (E in",-,_) completely fuddled by vanity and am-

_ _ _ _ mi _ bltlon, dictated this, My Last; Will gm] Sh.___The attention of theprovinclul Testament, in anticipation of seeing

Patriotic Society, the chief' recruiting myself nailed to the Pillory by 'the organization of prince Edward 131mg, | clvlllzed People I have outraged. - has been drawn to the following pas-_ I Itelllwiitlli-'

its renders, finds that more than 80 per- cent. of the -'sage lu rururtlele appearing lu your” Flrstr- To the wldowmornlmus and

issue of the 10th lust.:-r - ` “Ima Wlwse W0” I hav” °“U»`I°\I» My

“Them am other prmsw 0,, (lm P--rnonal fortune, and the rlght to

Island who will not,»perinlt recruiting curse me to the end of tho' ceuturleu iueetlngs to be hold lil buildings which ` 390011112- T0 My CI\I0f ol’ Stuff mid they own or control." my Mllil-store all my titles and decora-

I have been instructed to Lufoml you H0118, wllllllt I IlI1V0 SUIIICIGIII-IY IIN!!-

that lhoro ls absolutely no ground for Sed fIll`0llSIJ lllllil and IDIOOII. this allegation. ln no linltanee has a TIIINII* T0 Allsl-I`I9~. MY COIOBBBI pl-ion, rl-lueurl um use or a building Zelwellns or H0 many of them as which hc Owns 0,- com,-o|,,_ The shall remain; as well as my lust. cart- Catliollr: pri:-sts have worked ln iibso- ridge to ouable Francis Joseph to blow 1,m,_m,|.m0,,y Wm, U", ,-ec,-umng cam. out. his brains when he shall realize inlttelvu and ollleerl-l in thll-i provlilee. Ulm 110 IIU5 ‘ffflld Ill flilllllg IMO H10

l S0115? _ _ ~ 1 it for hl

_ - _ _ .lull have invariably when asked, will 5*- 111- Kent Stfeft »

of security from`thc Old \\'orld's rages is lost out of placed li hull ut our dliiposdl and have 1'0Urth1- To France. I sive UD. \l11~ . < . - I

' taken an actual part/ln ourreerultlllg P041 Colnliulelon, Alsace, Lorraine and

| 1 om _ Flftllz- To Belgium, I give all my

Recm " ng car admiration for her heroic defence ll

_ _f __ I give Austria.

rut-nlehlu ~ rclglm- 'ro italy. it ma which I

NlNTH.-- To all the Peoples. I

“"9" the crown Pl-lute, 1 leave him mul

Yci..Gotl In very good to follis bereft, ]0b IOL Uf W0l’l'l¢ll'S'3l`l(l B0

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be big enough to satisfy all of thosei the 18th Battalion. BGIVIHS Illil"l‘Hl1C0. who wlshh pleca for lt. was arraigned on suspicion of being la.

_ WILLIAM. spy ln the employ ofthe German Gov-

ernment by French mllltaryauthorltl-

Dated this duy January 23rd, 1916! es, but was released after being in Jail

year A-_D__ ten hours. Mr. Carllsle‘s explanation

that he was u. Canadian chaplain

THOUGHT cHAPl_AlN sl>v. .. availed nothing unqlle was held uutn

_ -_-~ ' French ofllcerg came along and apolo- " TQRONTO, Feb. 1S.- Rev Mr. Ar- glzed for 'tlie' mistake. This news was flnlr Carlisle of Windsor, chaplain ol’ received ln a letter sent to Windsor.

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Plano is a Favorite With i Prince' Edward

. 'Island People ‘ ’

The Kam Piano has been used continuall -for years-e

by nearly four hundred different families in liyrince Edward Island. Itlias not _always received the care and attention it should, yet every instrument, without an exception, has re- tamedlts beautiful tone, shown its superior strength and

proven its real worth.

Qn the basis of quality and at our price, thereds no bet-

ter piano value ln Canada today than the Karn. , _ P_ Call or write for particulars about the popular Kami

ano. _ _ *

Miisllii giiguse

u nu ing 'e are in c press now--our adoles~ uimmngs had in meh. to Eu land I leav th e f ' ` ' '

- ~ parishes. l am, S B 8 ID l1l0l‘Y 0 ml *__ _ _

. - . 5 ' _ - _ . . . _ _ navy, since that is all I shall have left '-"""'-5

ctnu. md its rosy drcanis 'ire over. We must be slr, etc CHARLES LE_0H_M___o___ of “_ .

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S P draft. ,. _ .. rw ' F' I ‘

lnent only half-way, and shpshod measures will prevail. - _-»_~ - -, gagiifhlili. Béguaggig iiggfsgigag fewi ,

I f we are to have military training in the schools, let' ' DI"-Y SEI-Etnuns ` Fon °“““°’“’ which “M 1'” "°° “*k°“' 'mm

it be thorough." - -_ _ ‘ UUlKD|l_N__ lmns 'm%`eventlt:- To valiant little Serbia, i A _

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