Ottawa, Sept. 7.
"It trouble comes, it will be somebody else's fault, not ours, and I conceive it to be the solemn duty of the government, by all just and honourable means, to see that Canada Is kept out of it" declared the Premier, Mr. R. B. Bennett in a broad-feast address to-night, in which he launched the Federal election cam-
'Canada, he said, was conscious of the dangerous international situation. In world polities Canada should be Jsecure, for she had no ambitions which' peace could not gratify.
"Canada," he continued, "has bought and paid for security and peace, and we mean to have them. We will not be embroiled in any foreign quarrel where the rights of Canadians are not involved—Reuter,
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