... it Canadians closer union much South War Canada’s in it of the union Fiest Laurier’s Canada an independent entity— English alike that they were Canadians first Of all Canada’s Laurier the clearest vision Canada as self-governing state I ...

... ORGAN of GRAND “ WILSON BISHOP will Sine will THE INVITATION CONCERT OONSTITUnON HILL QOVKRNMENT OF CANADA DOMINION OP £1831386 DOMINION OF CANADA CENT STOCK AND BONDS MAY nor AT CENT April 1910 of of 1338 of £106 cent Stock Bond PL831388 1RM ter £4000001) ...

... that separate States bave enjoyed for a nlucli longer peeiod than the provinces! oft Canada a ?? indepe.ndent self-governing i existence, and, accordingly, while in Canada the peonle h nad before them at the time that the constitution 1 wasdecided nopen ...

... fast.—Reuter. CANADA’S PRINCIPAL TURF EVENT RACE TO BE WATCHED BY THE KING AND QUEEN Toronto, Alarch 10 The Ontario Jockey Club has announced that the King and Queen have accepted invitation to watch the running of the King s Plate, Canada's major turf ...

... IN CANADA Ottawa, November 4 Mysterious explosions in public buildings widely separated centres in Canada have caused the authorities to take additional precautions. Two explosions occurred at a courthouse in Vancouver (British Columbia), and windows ...

... Canada The end of umbrella statesmanship ” is predicted by the independent Ottawa newspaper Citizen,” discussing the Baltic situation. Declaring that the umbrella has come to be regarded as symbolic of peace against the sword, swastika and the hammer ...

... Canada is the home of an independent nation of the New World. With her mighty neighbour, she helps to guard the freedom of the Western Hemisphere. She is also a fighting member of the British Commonwealth of Nations. Of her own free will Canada is in ...

... Monro© doctrine would take place even though Canada should be invaded, provided the invader did not permanently instal himself upon the North American Continent. He was speaking, however, of Canada war. Had Canada remained peace, had she treated the European ...

... advisory committee with usual powers, and (inter alia) with the object of sending one or more of its member* Canada with a view forming an independent judgment the spot to the vahie of the company’s assets, and at the meeting to-morrow such committee will ...

... because Canada’s relations with the United States are so close that, on the one hand, the United States is afraid of any German attack on Canada; on the other, the United States is not afraid of a British Commonwealth victory. So it comes that Canada, by ...

... SLAY APPEAL FOR INDEPENDENCE. Dr. Mice Mick, of the Slav Committee in London, etates that on the occasion the meeting of the Austrian Parliament the Colonies of the Southern Slav emigrants, from Austria- Hungary, in the Republics of Chile, Bolivia, Pern ...

... Independent’s Last Words Mr. Brown says: “(Rugby has too long been represented by a silent Member. And, whatever else I shall be when returned to the House, I shall not be a'silent Member, If •Rugby thinks it would be best represented by another ...