London, Aug. 29.
Mr. R. L. Borden, Premier of Canada, in a farewell statement expresses his most grateful appreciation of the welcome extended to the Canadian Ministers by the Imperial Government and Ministers. Hoe says that they were received in the most cordial manner and discussed with frankness the defence of the upon him years ago bj .|Empire, but the stress of business Henry Reed, for his pri was this sum which enabled the General to forgo all remuneration from the Salvation Army funds. He vests all the Salvation Army pro-during the Parlia: tary session prevented the Cana from receiving full information on the question of naval defence. They expected to receive this shortly after
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