The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-19
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Montreal. Aug. ~ -Iuundu b. act
irr much like O. SELF esprcung scf-
ting hen Shc is perfectly content
win her rEgs and IN" does not want
Co be- bothered. Interference would
&c. uu more welcome FROM John iiuil
thHu 90 % cam, from Uncle fam.
There WIS % sentiment for % lear
- relation To- tile United states. but
you killed IL by ono phrase said one
ut Nanadn's foremost men.
What vas ths phtnsr
w Won the war
am not ptrmittcd 60 quote the
speaker 10y same, but he hua much
10 Gu with tlr shaping Of canadian
Thought It, said that when The war
cud,: Canada WAS rather sick uf
Great britain and the continent ct
Europe. Canadians are Americans.
Thus, 81 ho 1--we uu tho other side
mink differently AMI more sclriHhlN
They ar. cNptrt ut preaching aud
putasiur
Grat Brimm's Moti,cs.
AN American editor came in 20
zoe mo" be- ,hucklcd "lir said that
no nation ever fought with loftier ur
moro uuselrsh motives Thar Great
britain. iut hy pu odd chance every
loose ihing Goo the world stuck 10 her
Iugvrs'
IIo said the cns'c system Of Europe
and Great Fri ain repcl'ed mo cara
ciuns. too. And There was the rcn'N
u,t. "a uf the canadians ON the cTs'o
s,st,m 10 hr ,orsidcrpd. Born and
bred u~ristlcrtis did rot love born
aud bred d,mocruta Tho Canadian
troops who were rtst over were
ihuurht updiscipliuo1 hy the English
afIctr~ They themselves might
ncknuw ledge thoy were wild and
wool, and hard to curry.
'Tl-, became cNc'll,utly d.sciplin-
ed soldiers. said the gentleman
uuoicd. largely through the cforts
ot General Curry. lie mad" the
Canadians see that they were not good
foidi.rs unless they oboyod orders to
the loitcr. Al the end 90 the war TIE
Canadians were regarded rs vctN
cucky troops. They toii e STORY NJ q
IqttIc between tn Australian uud
canadian troops m an English Nh.
iara. u lasted for two days.1ud dor
iut that time The officers CARED 20.
rn near. The men rord oniy tNcii
Didn't Forget Di-'ipHnp~
~ the height Of the usT ncwl
arrived Australian ptrc,rT AZ m
ytIipss walked paFt 70 latrnfks M
! which % terrific battle was OK sud
4 denly 70 canadian soldier Wu9' Thrown
tbtnurh 20 window and cnedpuitod
VIuIow rrumc and an. To the feet Of
the Australian officer "" rose 81,
hig feet. recognized an officer clicko,
bi- heels snapped 70 salute nnd thci
dI,rd through the nearest door bt'
thr fight again
Al tho end Of The war tho Cam.
dana and M men from tn" United
Stai,s had become good friends Th"'
yrtr olila willing to- avoid uurtiripa
ton In another European war
never Herrr.' was the vow Of th.
common soldier.
.Iryt na cnudiiiurs @ ripCuod 10
n much better und, r%siHudtng bctwoei
guurdn nnl the United Sfu'nH"Hu 70
pn,,tnr rIae-v We Yankees killed IN
,,ancc. snid the canadian quote
'rbtt one phrase dti I've won ID
war" Canada had suffered hcHNil
Ian mon mud money. the luttol
states. ne rnid, had nctuhiiN been
pnturr nv the war as compared Wit
Tho rest Of the world, 10 canadian
were rnrngrI bv what they believe
Ia H. Nankc" swnnk.
We aid IA much uH INC Ntnks our
,c'yca." they used 10 say, 'hui "
dn not say thIt we won the war "
That Unfortunate PHRASE.
IN, suonkrr went 30 10 say tha
u,.t rthadIaus realize that AmrI
tr,rs dn p,,i moan W. won the war
nist aa A. POUNDS. I'VE know tina
Won understand that a combination ID
many factors won The war You ar
one fnctnr aud We are nhoiher an
France another and SO on. hut III
tutt remains that he t'cling arouse
IN Canada against Americans hy TN
r%fnrtuuato phrase h1H put an cnd
ANY demand Tor . closer union
fuN sprt-ut uTpuput
what Iarada appears - want-nn
10 be la a fair way TO sell "