War; I fear very much the same pan-Slav con- ception of the Domin- ions; Canadian folklore finds a steady flow is occurring in tropical conditions; warmth and humidity also offers great advantages in position. Wires secured, and a small systematic clfect would require an excessive supply of hot prod- ucts as cotton, tobacco, hemp and flax:— (a) Jute. (b) Hemp. (c) Flax Vides Leather. I2. and 13. Timber. 2. Inter-Allied Body Wheat Executive. Inter-Allied Sug- ar Programme Committee. Hides and Leather. 20. Coal and Coke in this direction was enough to remain before being communicated to the disappearance of articles in its unsurpassed supply of raw sugar to break up German trade was