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HAS

YOUR

BABY

A

COLD

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THE CHINA MAIL, JANUARY 17,

Lew Ayres and a French girl in a romantic interlude to the grim war that is one of the famous scenes In the new uncensored "All Quiet on the Western Front," now showing at the King's Theatre.

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IN CANADA?

has

Victoria, British Columbia-Al- though his own Liberal party pledged itself to oppose any such policy, T. D. Pattullo, Premier of British Columbia, speaking in the Legislature here recently, advocated the conscription. of Canadian man power and money to win the present

war.

Mr. Pattullo urged that the Gov- ernment go further in measures for the prosecution of the war, but that

shall "under no conditions

we be permitted to advocate that the Gov- ernment should do less than it is doing. If we do that we perform an act of hostility against the King."

He declared that man power and wealth should be used to every ex- tent expedient and necessary to the preservation of liberty and freedom.

Mr. Pattullo warned the socialistic Com- politicians of the Co-operative monwealth Federation that no more anti-war speeches would be tolerated in the Legislature.

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