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Do you know what llioy on those ore there Stales In the Council off the They arc flouring on that con- fighting up Winter without seriously internal or economic proa- ire Germanys possible max- mm strength will ho taken as for calculation No rlouy consideration will to indicated political or the central Thats what got ahead you It is likely that tho- estimated American troops in Europe will ho conference iff officers say that the nuin- ahould bo least in Of course the allies will the and embargo every other oulsido pressure Germany hut they thanking on these to win They on nothing but a military As far as the hope of rise up against military leaders that aside the Nothing hut war slaughter iron and sacrifice can win got to play game play it hard play it for all aro worth I The President is emphasizing conviction thai the will see the light and the load of democracy and is at the question from a of view which does not to a stipulated length of time a criterion Wilson p OF t Mayl be permitted to enclose to you a copy Two Which from North York who overseas and also this Riding in order that the issues in the present may be intelli gently understood by those who have right to on December You will find in this tho truth as to position of parlies in election for it is entirely on the written manifestos of two leaders It lias boon published and widely distributed since of the campaign and no public speaker has dared to challenge the accuracy a single statement If it contained anything false Sir Robert Borden would have directed attention to it at his meeting in on November I I I THE DANGER ft I f J Prom Wilson Star over n men officials are said ho closely watchipg a patient a Rochester hospital who of being a Gorman spy captured on the farm Marengo recently The low speaks with a Gorman lt is 40 years old and recovering form a dose of under pe- circumstances drifted in at the homo jut bofoio dinner j day and claiming to he tired hungry asked if ho might something to cat Mrs let the stranger come in sit in the kitchen while she herself getting the f meal stepped into the dng room adjoining and she heard the stranger vo She took a peek and saw man lift tho lid off a kettle potatoes boiling on the stove in replace the lid very quietly Returning to- the kitchen Mrs said she would step to the and see if could find any Mr the horses and getting for dinner Mrs her husband what had hap- led Mr Sharp told to hack into the house and calm and follow the motions the husband the latter saying it he believed an attempt at Boning was in the air- Mrs returned anger was sitting in his by the stove Pretty came in spoke to the stranger and the trio i down to eat Mr potatoes to the man o declined saying he never potatoes Mr ed himself to get a napkin into an adjoining room ere he got his revolver ning he invited the stranger gat a potato or prepare to die same time exhibiting the Protesting freely the stranger a potato ale a little of it became vary ill Mr to Clyde summoning Whcri the latter in his auto the facts were to him He expressed opinion that the was poison and took irgo of him putting him in his to after gathering the potatoes a tin pail Then the doctor his prisoner drove to Clyde the man was turned over an officer and sent to a in the pail of being sent to chemist in same City Federal officials re notified and the man is said bo under strict surveillance- in cheater FOR FLETCHERS I A I have no desire to solicit your vote in this election save oh tlio ground Unit honest conviction may lead you to that policy I am supporting is the whiob will best ensure the fullest of suDPort to our Can adian soldiers at the front and keep Canada united If we become ft divided as under Sir Robert policy wo are threatened to become we will not only be unable to send further reinforcements across seas but wo will be making Canada a source of weakness rather than of strength to Great Britain and the Allies Germany hopes for nothing quite so much as that Canada South Africa or India may become divided and torn with racial and religious strife Were Canada to become like Ireland Russia with one faction fighting another this would most disastrous results for the whole British might even lead to losing instead of winning the war Robert Bordens policy of unlimited Conscription without bo peo ple having any right to pass upon it may lead to too serious to be The risk I believe is too to take in the face of an enemy like Sir Wilfrid policy may lead to a conscription of wealth to secure men but it will get the needed reinforce ments without disrupting Canada at a time when of all times there is need foi the country to keep united Never in Canadas history was there so serious a crisis as at tiiis moment You cannot weigh loo carefully oil the possible consequences of the vole you cast May I add that the men across the seas have had no chance of knowing what the political conditions in Canada are and the Government has so arranged the method of taking voles that there is no opportunity of placing the situation in ils true light them must therefore be doubly careful in the decision you make that their interests and yours alike may be protected 1 in mi Ml i i aw a tit I i ti a it I Wit I- wok fctfTTT a rfc iT I mm Want Now Agent in Worth York inly to sell lit and Ornamental Fall and pay exclusive lerrltor selling equipment OVEW tMUEiJ Choicest Nursery Stock hi ding VAIUKTUiS by us up-to- e equipment ft nJiJ offer customer We here Write now for agency me to WILL BE Sir Wilfrid will not interfere With the rein forcements being raised by conscription at the present time He lifts said that the law is law must be obeyed till changed by the people He has also said that lie will con serve all thai may be done under the up to the time thul he may be returned to power lie will not repeal the Act even then but will submit to the people the question of further conscription under ils provisions at the same time commencing a Government campaign for recruits All the recruiting thus far has been left to private enterprise What Sir Wilfrid objects to is a policy of giving to a few men in a Cabinet the right of unlimited conscription for an indefinite lime without the peoplehaving any say in the matter one way other If the Government is in earnest about sending more men immediately it should he possible lo raise the number which the Act permits before any change of government comes Sir Robert Borden says il will- be the end of February or the beginning of March before we know the results of the elections so that the Government has till that time to continue sending men under Act SOLDIERS IHYKRE8Y8 I believe that Conscription once adopted in Canada will mean that the soldiers last chance for the improvement of his condition will be gone Where the choice lies between conscription and belter conditions for the soldier -and- his dependents in the scouring of men the selfish which loo often control government will see to it that above all else their wealth is safeguarded II is well to rehipmbcr in countries where conscrip tion has existed the higher command has been of the men in the ranks Hum where numbers are limited by volunteer service Where indefinite numbers can be drawn upon risks are taken with human lives in engagements that would never be chanced where numbers are a consideration The Australian soldiers voted against conscription in the trenches There is no doubt that this was a factor that influenced them as a result of what they had seen in war Conscription is only part of struggle between the Big Interests and the Common People for the control of gov ernment which is the real issue in tiiis election In this election it appears that all the profiteers and the wealthy interests are banded with the press of the cities which they indirectly influence and control to try to carry conscription in order that none of their wealth may be conscripted to offer better conditions lo men that may be needed or to do more for the men who have already gone If conscription carries we may expect lo hear very little more about the needs of the soldiers or their families and depend ents either during the remainder of- the war or after war is over Moreover under conscription much of the glory of the men who have gone lo the front under voluntary enlistment Will be taken away the Canadian Army will become a con script army in part and in the years succeeding tho war the volunteer and the conscript will bo indistinguishable the from other When are other means probably more effective of securing Ihe necessary men is this Wholly fair to those who have volunteered and to the families that have from their midst These are questions whichiyou will do well to ponder before marking your ballot on Monday next MATTERS enclose also a copy of of would especially invito your attention to what it im to say about control That man is a slanderer who says that will vote with T- German of Free Speech and a Slackers They Will Support Union Government Citizens Union Committee price of commodities that sho is interested in not the profits which monopolies and the Government divide between them selves Again let me ask vou to careful thought to all the issues of the present campaign and to vote according to your conscientious convictions If honored with the Rapport of the electors of this riding I shall seek to be to the trust reposed in me and at all times to defend the weak against the strong and to uphold the rights of in Parliament Above all else shall seek to see that Canada continues to do her- utmost towards the successful prosecution of the war and- that the claim to the countrys gratitude and care of the men who are offering their lives in the countrys defence Is honored and respeotod not only during period of the war but throughout the years of hardship and depression which al most will follow its faithfully w MACK eminent and lor aim tuner ivuiiauue iul Prohibition closely followed tho 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