THE RULERS OF THE FUTURE
ANGLO-AMERICAN FEDERATION. Silt WILFRED LAURIEII'S DREAM. Received 11, -1,38 p.m. Ottawa, January 13. Many representative men in Canada and the United States Attended a Conference at Ottawa, held in connection with the preservation of Canadian forests. Speaking at a banquet in honor of the visitors, Sir William Laurier, emphasising the friendly relations between Canada and the United States, and i be'--tween both these countries and Great Britain, said: "The race is separated by events to which it is needless to allude, but 1 do not despair ot seeing a re-union effected in the eon 'se of time, which will place the three nations at . the head of civilisation." Mr It. L. Burden, Leader of the CopI servatives in the Canadian House, , heartily concurred with Sir Wilfred Laurier',■s remarks.
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Taranaki Daily News, Volume XLVII, Issue 8028, 15 January 1906, Page 2
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