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The Invader would do what he liked. He might make us worship his goda: barbarians are often bl- goted. He might drill us for use as mercenaries, 80 that Mr. Ni- chola would be compelled to leave his books and flowers in order to learn the goose-step on the Horae Guards.
No doubt the Ruritanians would take our women and our lands for their pleasure. The acceptance of such inconveniences Mr. Nichols describes as "s nobler, more logi cal attitude" than his own, which is that "he would probably fight in; an international army for an In- [ternational cause."
Militarism In The Nursery
and 1 applaud h's resolution, hope that he and his international army would be able to save Mr. Bernard Shaw, Mr. H. G. Wells, Sir Norman Angell, and similar ideal- lista from the discomforts they might suffer at tre hands of an in- vader,
"Just think what you are doing." continues Mr. Nichols.
A
"When you put toy soldiers in- to the hands of a little boy, 'pop' go the guns. Bang, bang, bang!' answers the enemy.
row of little figures fail over. The nur- sery fire fiskers happily. It la' charming, fo it not? And yet, if you have any imagination, you may see strange things in the shadows cast by the firelight." And so on for a couple of clever pages: the mother is militarising |
Typical of the New Russia
ØR I Daly stere This pictare la symbolical of the New Russia that is soon to came into closer neighborliness with the United States. A Slav peasant, poorly dressed, driven across the steppes in his camel-drawn cari with a load of
A strange mixture of the ancient and modern rndin reli
A Deal In
(Continued From Page 9).
Ostriches
gentleman said it was a breach of the Customs regulations and Pot ter and Padishah landed, too. The Hindoo seemed half mad as he saw his blessed diamond going this way like an idiot: but all of us were and that, so to speak. He kept on very much excited. I can tell you saying he'd got an injunctian-he|
her son boy taking him to see the of a fuss because he said it would changing of the guard and the Al-jure the sale of the other three. Idershot Tattoo. "Oh, yes, you are and Pudishah, of course, behaved [making a good little soldier of him
You are making just the right ma terial to be asphyviated, shattered. |drowned," &c., &c., &c.
Nationality A Living Force Away with war memorials, the
Bonnet best-known
of Rupert Brooke, uniforms, flags, war-films, patriotiem!
"The modern history book de- voter one paragraph to Newton and ten pages to the Duke of Wellington. I suggest those ten pages should be given to Newton and the paragraph to Wellington.
(He la not worth more than
footnote really, but we must not do these things too violently.)" Thus Mr. Nichols. Comment would be unkind.
conclusions are those
of our countrymen.
I was precious glad when that dis-had injunction on the brain-and | section was over, and no diamond giving his name and address to the had turned up-precious glad. Pa chaps who'd bought the birds. so gone to one-forty on that part that they'd kow where to send the cular bird myself.
diamonds. None of them wanted his name and address, and none of them would give their own. It was fine row I can tell you-on the platform. They all went off by different trains.
on I came
to Southampton, and there I saw the last of the birds, as I came ashore; it wes the one the engineers bought, and it was standing up near the bridge, in a kind of crate. and looking as leggy and silly a setting for a valuable diamond as ever you saw-if it was a setting
for a valuable diamond.
"How did it end?" Obf like that. Well-perhaps. Yes, there's one more thing that may throw light on it. A week or so after landing I was down Regent-street doing a bit of shopping, and who should seb arm-in-arm and hav- ing a purple time of it but Padi- shah and Potted. If you come to think I
Only,
"The little Jew was like most Jews-he didn't make any great fuss over bad luck: but Potter de- caned to go on with the auction that the until it was understood goods could not be delivered until The little Jew the sale was over. wanted to argue that the case was exceptional, and as the discussion ran pretty even, the thing was postponed until the next morning, We had a lively dinner-table that "Cry Havoc" is an important and evening. I can tell you, but in the honest book, however wrong-head-end Potter got his way, since il led.
would stand to reason he would be Mr. Nichole makes the conferen-safer if he stuck to all the birds, een at Geneva live, for the first and that we owed him some con- and perhaps the last time in his sideration for his sportmanlike he tory. That his main conclusions haviour. And the old gentleman are wrong does nof detract from whose son was a lawyer said he'd the value of his writing, for his been thinking the thing over and of millions that it was very doubtful if, when a bird had been opened and the The whole pacifist case rest on diamond recovered, it ought not to
"Yes. I've thought that. denial of nationality is a living be handed back to the proper own- | forte in Europe. In England it is er. I remember I suggested it you see, there's no doubt the dia slumbering, but it would, I believe. came under the laws of treasure-
"And Padinhah mond was real. awake in Mr. Nichols and in most trove-which was really the truth was an eminent Hindoo. I've seen of his generation if the need arose.of the matter.
his name in the papers-often. But What would have happened if
whether the bird swallowed the Germany had conquered in the argument, and we settled
diamond certainly is another mat- world-war? Would Europe be the certainly foolish to kill the bird on
ter, as you say," board the ship. Then the old gen- better for a triumphant Prussian-
tleman, going at large through his iam? Unless we are prepared to accept this view, we must remain legal talk, tried to make out the ready to defend our ideale, else sale was a lottery and illegal, and they will perish, and the world will appealed to the captain; but Potter' be given over to the most ruthless said he sold the birds as ostriches. dia- He didn't want to sell any militarism.
manda, he said, and didn't offer that as an inducement. The throe birds he put up, to the best of his Motor Vessel knowledge and belief, did not con- tain a diamond. It was in the one he kept he hoped.
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fiva of course caused a rise. The CONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby Informed that all Goods are being bicaned birds averaged £227, and, landed at their risk Into the Godowns oddly enough, this Padishah didn't of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf secure one of 'em-not one. He and Godown Company, Ltd., at Kow made too much shindy, and when on, whence and/or from the wharves
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extenda Jew, and the third was syndicated No claims will be admitted after the by the engineers, And then Pot-Goods have left the Godown, and al ter seemed suddenly sorry for have Goods remaining undelivered after the
19th instant will be subject to rent. ing sold them, and said he'd flung All claims against the vassal must away a clear thousand pounds, and be presented to the Undersigned on or that very likely he'd draw a blank before the 28th instant, or they will
not be recognised. and that he alway had been a fool, All: broicom, Chafed, and damaged but when I want and had a bit of a Goods are to be left in the Godowns. talk to him, with the idea of get-where they will be examined on the Ung him to bedge on his last 18th instant, at 10a.m. by our aur veyors, Messrs. Goddard & Douglas. chance, I found he'd already sold in the case of datiable cargo. Con- the bird he'd reserved to a politi-signses are ragousted to inform the cal chap, that was on board, a chap Importa & Exporis Omos that they who'd been studying Indian morals have such goods for examination,
No Fire Inturance has been effect- and social questions in his þá.. Vacation. That last was the three Bill of Lading will be countersigne hundred pounds bird. Well, they ad by landad three of the blessed crea“ Bas tures at Brindlal-though the old
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