When Honorable Evan Morgan, English nobleman, declared that because it lacked pubs and social amenities, the Peace River district was no place for the average English workman, Canadian editors rose, almost to a man, to cry him down. Now comes a Canadian, a journalist of wide experience, who says that while Mr. Morgan's choice of words was inapt, he enunciated a truth of vital significance to this DominionBy MERRILL DENISON16 min
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