London, May 25, "Great Britain may rest assured that, if the time comes as it did in 1914, Australia will stand behind her to the last man and to the last ship," Mr. RL, Butler, Premier of South Australia, de-lared yesterday in an address at "Wherever the British a fies." he added, "it carries the ideals of justice, truth and liberty. Tt ever we depart from those Ideals, we can say good-bye to the Empire. While Striving. for peace, we will permit no foreign enemy to invade our shores or trample upon and destroy the Ideals for which we live"—Havas, ton to join me in progressive efforts to root the recurrence of such in-Justice out of American life President Roosevelt added that the "Herculean task of the United States Government to-day is to see that its jeitizens have the necessities of life.
are seeking honestly and honour. Jably to do this irrespective of class lor group.""—Reuter.
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