To the Editor of the "Nonra-Cuina Datty News."
Sm,—In his book, "Germany and the next War," Bernhardi answers this question with an emp: tic "Yes," so far as war is oon-cerned, and reckons that this is a priceless blessing which war brings with it. Let the words of Dr. J. A. Mandoaals, of Toronto, answer the isehood. 's call," send us the best ye breed. The fittest stand in the forefront and do not survive. The "Nonrs-Cuna Dary News."
Sim,—Towards the end of last month an advertisement appeared in your issue advising that on account of the advance in the cost of flour the bakers would advance the' nation sinks through breeding from its unfit. This is the desolation war works, Let Scotland answer. Let Germany answer. Never since the days of the Stuarts has Scotland, and especially the Scottish
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