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11 J ust study the matter for one moment. Take into consideration the present position. When Germany is driven out of Belgium and France the war will then only be commencing. What will be the state of things even then? If the war bo continued to its bitter end, what will bo the state of Europe then, with this terrific depletion of wealth and resources? WI3I there be sufficient strength left to compel Germany to change her dynasty or give up militarism, will there simply be a recurrence of the whole trouble? In the case of England alone, what will be the effect of the interference in industry, finance, and commerce generally? Will it modify individualism? What of the social aspect? India’s national aspects? Everything, everywhere, is going into the melting-pot. You ask me the effect It would be easier to tell you all about the future life! ’ —M. W. McCallum, Professor of Modern Languages at the Sydney University,, on the effects of the war. • ! Quick dispatch to obstinate colds is a .certainty with. “ NAZOL.' ’ A few drops taken on lump sugar, a little relived oo the ehest. that simple treat r *~i' •Tfiit