Canada

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 152, 23 November 1914, Page 5

Canada

PRO-GERMAN JOURNALS FORBIDDEN. STRINGENT REGULATIONS. Received 22. 10.20 a.m. Ottawa, November 21. The Government has decided to make it a criminal offence throughout Canada for a person to possess or circulate copies of German journals published in the United States. A determined effort is being made to flood Canada with proGerman literature, and the Government is prohibiting the use of mails therefor.

EXPEDITIONARY FOECE LIMITED TO 50,000.

MOEE MEN AVAILABLE. Eeceivecl 23, 12.40 p.m. Ottawa, November 22. Mr. Borden, Premier, in an official memorandum, states that it has been decided to increase Canada's force to 50,000 men. Thirty-three thousand are already in England, and 8000 on garrison duty in Canada and the Bermudas. The Premier announces that only the inability of Britain to accommodate a larger number prevents Canada from Taising thch 50,000 men to be kept continually under training.

Of interest to every dairyman.— Every year your cows become more valuable and require more careful treatment. In the matter of udder treatment many a valuable cow is ruined. In another column an advertisement will be found dealing with Sykes's Uddcrine. This is a safe specific that has been on the Earket for three years, and has been thoroughly, tested by prominent dairymen in Australia and New Zea- , land, who have testified to its worth. .The prep'-ration has a very large sale, aid ouiy seeds a trial to convince dairymen that it is the right treat-