Properly the $80,000,000,000 of estimated British wealth should have e included the thousands of millions of treasure in India and Egypt, the gold mines and diamond resources of South Africa, the wheat fields and mines of Canada, the sheep farms and gold of Australia and many other sources; the estimate of population should have included the countless millions from which Britain could draw and did draw in the day of emergency. In this vast Empire British capital had been invested to an enormous amount—the estimated total in 1914 being $2,570,0000,000 for Canada and Newfoundland, $1,893,000,000 in India and Ceylon,$1,850,000,000 in south Africa, $1,660,000,000 in Australia, or a total in all British countries of $8,900,000,000. When the War broke out these Dominions endeavored to help the Mother Country in every possible way and the following table shows what was done in Canada alone during the first few months of the conflict: THE DOMINION Expeditionary force of over 32,000 men, fully equipped; 50,000 others under training for the front. Over 200 field and machine guns. Two submarines, for general service ($1,050,000); H.M.C.S. Niobe and Rainbow for general service. 1,000,000 bags of flour. $100,000 for “Hospice Canadien” in France. $50,000 for the relief of Belgian sufferers. THE PROVINCES ALBERTA: 500,000 bushels of oats; 5,000 bags of flour for Belgians. Civil service, 5 per cent of salaries up to $1500 per annum, and 10 per cent in excess of that amount to Canadian Patriotic Fund. BRITISH COLUMBIA: 25,000 cases of canned salmon; $5,000 to Belgian Relief Fund. MANITOBA: 10,000 men; 50,000 bags of flour; $5,000 to Belgian Relief Fund. NEW BRUNSWICK: 1,000 men; 100,000 bushels of potatoes, 15,000 barrels of potatoes for Belgium. NOVA SCOTIA: $100,000 to the Prince of Wales Fund; apples for the troops; food and clothing for Belgium. ONTARIO: $500,000; 250,000 bags of flour; 100,000 lbs of evaporated apples for the Navy; $15,000 to the Belgian Relief Fund. PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND: 100,000 bushels of oats; cheese and hay. QUEBEC: 4,000,000 lbs of cheese; $25,000 to Belgian Relief Fund. SASKATCHEWAN: 1,500 horses ($250,000); $5,000 to Belgian Relief Fund THE YUKON: $6,000 to the Canadian Patriotic fund THE CITIES OTTAWA: $300,000 (for machine gun sections—4 guns on armored motors and a detachment of 30 men); $50,000 to the Canadian Patriotic Fund. QUEBEC: $20,000 Canadian Patriotic fund; insuring lives of Quebec volunteers. MONTREAL: $150,000 (Canadian Patriotic Fund); battery of quick-firing guns; $10,000 to Belgian Relief fund. TORONTO: $50,000 (Canadian Patriotic Fund); insuring lives of all Toronto volunteers; 100 horses for training purposes; carload for Belgians of canned provisions. WINNIPEG: $5,000 monthly to Patriotic Fund REGINA: $1,000 for comfort of the city’s soldiers; $62,500 To Belgian Relief Fund. CALGARY: 1,000 MEN (Legion of Frontiersmen). HAMILTON: $20,000 Patriotic Fund; $5,000 for local relief.