THE WAR OFFICE
PRAISE FOR MR BRODRICK. THE CANADIAN MINISTER'S OPINION. Press Association-—By Telegraph—Copyright. LONDON. October 24. Lord Stanley, speaking at West Houghton, declared that for a decade hence there ■would be no reform in the army not dating back to the time Mr Brodrick held the reins of the War Office.
OTTAWA, October 24.
Sir F. W. Borden, Minister of Militia, at a banquet at Montreal, declared that the money the Canadians devoted to defence should be controlled by them, and not handed to anybody, -whether the War Office or the Admiralty. Ability to defend their own territory was Canada's best contribution to the Empire's safety and integrity.
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Evening Star, Issue 12026, 26 October 1903, Page 6
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109THE WAR OFFICE Evening Star, Issue 12026, 26 October 1903, Page 6
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