CANADA'S LOYALTY

Horowhenua Chronicle, 11 September 1911, Page 3

CANADA'S LOYALTY

KITTING AN'SWKR TO ANNEXATION J)l.l KAMKRS. * [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH-COPYRIGHT.] (.PER PREBB ASBOCIUMON-1 O'lT AW A, September 10. Decorations in ihoiujur of the visit of Sir "Wilfred Lmrier, Prime ister to Windsor, Ontario, included an Australian flag.. This causcd great excitement, the pcoph thinking that the Union Jack with the Southern Cross was intended to forecast the Canadian Ensign under the reciprocity mixture of the Union .Jack and the Stars and: Stripes. A satisfactory explanation was giver, by Mr Bourassa, Leader of the Nationalists, who assured the crowded demonstration that the cree.fi of the Nationalists was not anti-British. Loyalty to Canada, was first, and afterwards loyalty to the -Mother Country. If Canada was attacked even by France, it was the duty of all loyal Canadians, Frondh ana English, to arm themselves. Tlie. speech caused a profound impression.