The mirror., 1916-12-07
vIGNETTEs BY THE "oNLOOKER"
Brief Comments and Reflections Anent Topical and
Timely Events Succincty Discussed
From our Viewpoint
By ''Han''

few whose fame has any length of time The
all West Indians the Ouvure
who fought Napoleon order Domngonns
Fifty of serdom broken this mans spirit
When the time ready lead his people
The fact that he triorouy nveigled
taken French dungeon induce
him to change his views.
And the sacrifice Eouveure in van For the
echoes of his of emancipation ensaved
America his goodness spirit was
recognized by those America who knew of the traffic
souls His action deyng France and couring
the end that shaving might had hg influence
ming business in America.
He his country friends treated
like dog by his capto But in his heart the knowledge
though his ultimate might be achieved his
the fire had been started and would
serfdom had disappeared from his beloved San Domingo
Though the West Indies many really great
men they point with pride the
one time Dictator of San Domingo only
had sufficient Napoleon
Is chronic grouch' really happy? obsession
deeply mbedded his character everything
Or is it a that finally develops into habit?
We readily acknowledge the fact that contains many
Also that everyone at some time is the of
first class CROUCH but the condition merely temporary
There something decidedly the equipment
of who look pleasant, kind
the humorous such men, who 90
through life fairly oozng with grief Oozng the
because their kind of crouch the exudng variety
only be deodored injections
yanna" serum. Failing of effect might
dose of isolation.
striking things about Americas history is the
apidty with which people, epudad the policy of blood
hns towards social being. Other
massaced the people espsed
Civilization with restraining Influences
face of racial hatreds of the
blame them because they still ensrouded the darkness
semi barbarty.
The truth is, that young vigorous vitality.
We principal rapidly
quickly than the older countries of them
At the time it is we'll remember
of superstition and persecution American
journal OF Sociology recently the Pennsylvania schedule
boun offered for Indians during the Pilgrim every
male allowed 10 apd $134
10 captured $780, for female above 10
$50"
There abundance of unpleasant early
Pilgrim Hory-Roosevet in his winning mentions
a number of
proud short period we have learned the
beauties of broad mndednes things Every
struggle for has had face racial problems
is that succeeded period
haps partly the that growth
before it poisoned our development
The Onlooker has time again pointed
that Canada rapidly developing its industrial has
also been noted that she has refused
reciprocity arrangement with this country.
Since the started the Dominion has many new
industries and factories manufacture
Naturally this what money spent
and the profits stay n Canads.
just few days Great Britain the
OOOO0O order. This will be followed with
will be placed Canada that eneprng
able to take of them We will lose this trade.
After the Canadian munition plants will make kinds
machinery will preference
partly of sentiment, and mostly because she offer
1t be remembered that Canada has
borders the and COAL and has splendid rail facilities More
she has the biggest nckle deposits the world She
simply the
and placing the position with regard this metal that
Germany She will be compelled do this
trade her will be lower owing the pac
ed methods capitalization in Canada However,
position retaiate taxing
England directly and foodsufand this would
Judging from everyday evidence.
Canada will tremendous after the
manufacturers of lines will probably have
reduce the domestic price,
plan in the history of export development.