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Let‘s finish the war first, and then settle other things later. Forget politicsâ€"that is too mean and despicable a thing toâ€"squabble about in serious times such as these. Ixberals and Conservatives â€" the best on both sidesâ€"have joined hands in a Union Government and deserve your support. What have war? Your Kin Now. Back bullets with ballots, and bayoâ€" nets with more ballots. Back men with money, munitsons, and more men. Men, money and munitions. _ The shel} factories are turning out all the necessary shells, the people have given the money in the recent great Victory Loan Campaign, and all that is needâ€" ed now is the men. It‘s a battle of liberty, and all liberâ€" tyâ€"loving peoples should join in the eonfliet. Refere tainty. ©From the agony of battlefield goes forth the prayer that our Romeland will not DESERT us in the hour of our need and our approaching triâ€" umph."" eables Sir Arthur Currie, comâ€" mander of the Canadian army in France. Don‘t forget every man who goes into the fight brings the day of peace nearer. vote for Union Government is 7 » o * Al a vote for our pals in France,"‘‘ is the way the wounded Canadian soldiers in England look at it. No man is to be taken who is more valuable nationally at home than in the khaki ranks. sed. by> Launri ideas and M Laurier? ed at Vimy Ridge. Remember the oes whose graves ers are marked erosses bearing t yeen unt Remember those 5,000 Canadian prismers in (GGermany who are longing Tar the war to come to a conclusion so they ean come home. Then the quickest way to bring it to a trinmâ€" phant conclusion is to immediately send more men to hammer the Gerâ€" mans linto submission,. Remember the 100,000 men who have been wounded by shot and shell, and down with sickness. _ They are strong for Union Government and Save and serve. Put away politics and pacifism, and adopt patriotism. - Remember tho heroese of Ypres, Ranctuary Wood, St. Julien, Courceâ€" lette, Festubert, Givenchy, Vimy Ridâ€" we, Hill 70, Cambrai, Messines, Lens and Passchendaele. Remember Cochrace Gaovernment man. Is the ‘*Old to be coasiderâ€" ed for one moment when the lives of thousands of Canadians soldiers are in jeopardy? Remember that the Militia Aet of r Wilfrid Laurier is far more drasâ€" : than ‘the Military Service Act of rion Government. There are no polities in the trenches in«4 there shouldn‘t be any bore. Jn=C nion (Government means iummedâ€" reinforeements for Canadan herâ€" overseas. ndum means delay and uncerâ€" mmtion represent Lakot a ima ther Grit nor Tory, accordâ€" xeant Matt. Wayman, the abar =~an who was woundâ€" and Country need you you done to skhorten the 1OT wich little wooden ie simple dnseription, 5,000 Canadian herâ€" in France and Fland vep LC hisg ifiio’ a trusted and le Rochuck has Is T 1 10 a in ie is endorâ€" referendum niuoun sbould be treated with utter contempt. Would you stop and eall a meeting as to whether you would eall out the fire department if your house was on fire? The world is on fire, and we cannot stop for referendums or it too late. Be sure you uphold it. Shallow talk aboi Thke real issue is men, asd noi taxes, pmhtevrm,, ete., which herring is beâ€" ing dragged across the trail to misâ€" lead the electors by Arthur Roebuck. Are you any N. W. Rowell, Crerar or 2 polities for the froni. The press of the country is alâ€" most uranimous in supporting Union Government. â€" Why? Because they realize it is a real union with one obâ€" jeet before itâ€"to help the boys at the front. Are you any better a Conservative than Sir Geo. Foster, Sir Edward Kemp and Hon . Frank Cochrane? They have dropped politiecs and joinâ€" ed hands with their former opponents to help the boys at the front. Back up your Viectory Bond with Victory Ballot. Down with the hoodlumisin and moâ€" bocracey of Kitchener and Quebee. The Canadians in France spend a longer time in the trenches and a shorter time in billets than any other body of troops, due to the paucity of men. Are we going to allow Laurier and Quebee who have done least to win the war, to rule Canada? Some of Mr. Roebuck‘s speakers have been shouting loudly that it is an election between the milkonaires and the masses. Who is fighting this war, anyway? The millioraires or the masses? The soldiers are the masses and they are erying for help and wholehearteodly for Union Government 4,500,000 are prisoners, f 0060 pcrmanontlv disabled not the Prussian autocraecy aused all this bo> eternall "I have been a pacifist all my life," srid the twiceâ€"wounded Sergeant Matt Wayman, who is a Socialist and a Laâ€" bor man. ‘‘In fighting tlus war we rre fighting the war of a pacifist. If we lay down our arms now we are simply placing a spring board so that (Germany at some future date could jump right across the ocean into Canada.‘‘ ind T 28$53(0N Remember Belguim, and Edith C: vell, the martyr. Remember that Germany bas violatâ€" ed all the rules of civilized wartare. Think of the women and children sent to their death in torpedoed ships. Think of the Red Cross men who have ment Help walrt a Teach the slackers of Quebec a Send a clear message thatâ€"we are in the war and are not quitters. ‘©Shall Canada drofout ?** asks the Daily Mail of London and the answer is ‘no‘. Union Government will not standâ€"for any such policy. Great Britain has a Union Governâ€" ment and why not Canada? Remember the Lusitania and ber victims. The word‘s eves are upon Canada in this hour of triak (Germany wins, what else matters anada‘s national honor is at stake 2M Vote Cochrane and Union e smaller _the boys. Don‘t winile, and then ; some men."‘‘ any better a Liberal than well, Frank Carvell, T. A. A. K. Maclean? They drop r the sake of the boys at talk aboutâ€" referendum m rhnint in army 1s 4 dead set t say, ** Well, perhaps we‘ll and 123,000,â€" P Should y which has Iv erushed? the InSsC MA Potsdam a finish, Governâ€" dving rte {] e i] *A )1 Laurier, Bourassi and Roebuck, or Borden, Rowoell and the sokdiers? Do you want to face seorn and criticism such as has been levelled at Russia? Yet if we do not send men our army will be paralyzed and it will only he a ¢|u(*~tlun of time until we too are out of the war like Russia. Vote Cochrane and Union Governâ€" ment win the war polcy . Canzazda‘s honor is too dear to us to allow that. Theâ€" Kitchenerâ€" and â€" Sherbrooke crowds showed on which side the Kaiser‘s people areâ€"against Union (Government. The latter should be loved for the enemies it has made at these places. Leave for the first who have survived th depends on whether ments are sent acro places. â€" Would you who have been over 1 from home a chanee | Farmers who are t land will not be draft or if they have been be put on the farm statement of the Min Laurier sation. one V ote for ernment. ©@8006060060686 ; 18 PHONE minins 100 ©00009$06000880000009000000§00080060848000 06““00‘00@2 Real labor men like Dave Carey in oronto refuse to be linked up with aurier and do not want ‘his endorâ€" § BRANCH OFFICE:â€"CONNAUGHT HOTEL, South Porcupine 3 WWOWW“WM @6 OOOMMMMMOOOOONWOOO: France also has one. 9080 8800040000088 â€" HON. FRANK COCHRANE, CANDIDATE FOR TEMISKAMING. 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Do you want to send wounded Canaâ€" dian soldiers back to the trenches beâ€" fore they are sufficiently rested or given the leave they are justly entitâ€" led 2 That is what is done now beâ€" cause there are not sufficient men to take their places according to General Turner V.C. nationalities of Europe are placed upâ€" on an unassailable foundation and unâ€" til the military domination of Prussia is wholly and finally destroyed‘‘â€"Mr. Asquith premier of the late a adminisâ€" tration in (Great Britaimn. We shall never sheathe the sword until Belgium recovers in full measâ€" ure all, and more than all, that she has sacrificed, until France is adequately secured against the menace of aggressâ€" ion, until the rights of the smaller What is your sacrifice compared to that of the men who have offered their lives for their country? Help the soldiers. Forget politics and help the boys,â€"the main issue and all others pale into insienificance beside it. 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