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Editor Statesman: My brother wrote to me on August 3 when he returned frerfn the Old Boys' reunion Aug. 2. He mentioned many names of former friends. I often think of the good influences pervading pervading the Sunday School when Mr. Paul Trebilcock was our teacher. I have no doubt all the other scholars will remember remember him with e.qual pleasure.. There are many names of persons I well remember in those days: T. C. Jewell, J. J. Mason, F. A. Haddy, W. Coombe, W. Knight, W. Richardson, H. J. Snelgrove and many others, and among the ministers of that time at the Bible Christian Church were Revs. W. Jolliffe, C. Barker, W. Kenner and others that are remembered by all with great pleasure. ' It is remarkable how certain songs will be remembered. One in particular I will mention sung Jay Misses Rosa and Adah Wright, "The spring invites, O come with us away". I remember the girls just as well as I dp the boys of that time, but I suppose. it would be just as well not to mention names, but kind remembrance to them all. This is an interesting city on the shores Of Burrard Inlet ànd stretches out to the North Arm of the Fraser River. lliniunniiiiiiiininiiiniiinmiintiiiiiiiiHiiiiinini®. Why 1^ not give your boy and girl an . opportunity to 1 make their home study easy and effective? Give them the same chances to win promotion promotion and success as the lad having the advantage of There was a Royal Sturgeon on view in Pat Burns' butcher shop last night that weighed SôAlbs. and measured 12 ft. 8 in. in length. They are usually caught at the mouths of great rivers. The price of sturgeoii steak last night was 15c a pound. My youngest son, Marshall, is paying teller at the main office of the Molson's Bank this city/ We are glad to have him here with us. Long before the war was thought of I wrote a few verses dedicated to the King. I will enclose a copy; they are appropriate at this time. I was much pleased to learn of the brilliant success of Miss Lilian O'Hara as an artist. Her. mother was very kind to me when I was a kid. With kind remembrance to all. former friends and wishing you the best success, I remain, yours truly, * Frank Falling, 1136 10-Ave.East, Aug. ^9, 1915. Vancouver, B.C. * -- Ml 111 America's Clash with Great Britain on Trade in Contraband Goods. While international law and general usage give the right to a belligerent nation to intercept all vessels scheduled. scheduled. for the parts of the enemy. Great : Britain goes one step further,, and claims the. right to .intercept -all vessels vessels containing contrabraind goods, destined destined to neutral ports, providing the goods are to ' be re-shipped from euoh ports to the enemy's country. To this alleged right, America enters her protest, protest, hence the quarrel with Great Britain. Britain. 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Undoubtedly there are large trading interests in the U.S. which chafe increasingly increasingly against their inability to run their goods into Germany and sell them at war prices-, such, for instance, as the cotton growers of the South. England, as is well known, has lately placed this class of goods on the list as contraband, so the question deepens as time goes on. „ The American press is divided on these questions, some claiming that the matter is not simply one-of maintaining maintaining the rights of neutrals, but of standing by the law that protects the rights of all neutrals, not 1 only in this war., but in any wars that may follow, and thus forever destroy the rights of neutrals-, if the law is not upheld-, and giving to the nation having the strongest strongest naval power the right to dictate the world's commerce. If we yield to British violation of the law to-day, we "may have to yield to-morrow to a like violation by Russia, Germany, or Japan. Japan. 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