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In the House of Comitens replying
SİR IAN HAMILTON ON THE GALLIPOLI CAMPAIGN.
NOTEBOOK.
THE GENERAL'S NOTEBO
The diary kept by liaberal Sir Ian
13.Sir Ian Hamilton's bero. For instance, on page 340, Vol. 1, He writes:—**.
1920.
BERNSTORFF'S STORY. LOSS OF THE “LUSITANIA." Count Bernstorff needs no introduction to English readers. He was German Ambas sador to the United States of America dur
What he is chiedly concerned about is to abow that but for the employment of all our available arts of persuasjon,” war between Germany and the United State would have followed immediately on the sinking of the Lusitania. And how many
it it had!
Major the Hon., W. Ormsby-Gore, Mr. Hamilton during the period of his con- this setback to one who has it in him to ing the war, and his record is weli remem. millions of lives would have been spared-- Ronar Law said that the mandates regardh | mand of the Gallipoli campaign is a very place... If this turns out true about self-justification, under the title My tions which took place over the Arabic
ing the former German territories in Africs, and the Pacific were at present The Dean of Westminster, in a letter to being drafted for the consideration of the the Proms, earnestly appeals to the Eng Supreme Council. He hoped the mandates ish-speaking world to subscribe £250,000 would be approved at Spa. They would wowards the upkeep of Westminster Abbey; be submitted to the League of Nations which, he says, is in danger; and is unterhertly after the Spa Conference. ing a phase of steady structural deteriora- tion. The funds of the Dean and Chapter
no longer suffics for the upkeep/
Flu
"
voluminous documens The first feeling that one experiences on reading it is how Sir Ian found time to write so much, and
Rumours that Winston is leaving iba Admiralty. This would be an awful blow. to us out bores would be a sign that pro vidence has some grudge against the Dardanelles Private feelings do not count in war; but, alas how grievous is revive the part of Pitt, had he but Pitt's Winston, there will be a colder spirit (let the appoint whom they wal) at the back of our battleship hare.
In another place he writes, "Asquith, for
with Winston."
Viscount Haldane, though not
He also
The Count narrates in detail the negotia bered. Now he issues his apologia and
The Years ja America," published by the Susse incident in 1818.
incident, the scend Lusitania crisis, and ears. Skeffington & Son. Like all his brings out very clearly the intense es tie was delighted at Mr. Wisin's rele ellow-tierman autobiographers, he has of Berlin in that year to induce the Prest nothing, wherewith to charge his memory. dent to prediate between the belligerents. cise. It was not his fault that the Luitel tion, in mection with which he makes States-the ** idiotic Yankees "broke the following remarkable statesuentin, with Germany and entered the war. The Immediately after the silicial cumminess?
with such literary polish, in seven months, this mainspring the party geaker were all made by someone
occupied, as he was, with the control and direction of an exceedingly arduous and
away
difficult campaign. » He tells us in his pr favourite with a certain section of public irretrievable blundering va committed by !ment of his re-election air. Wilson śrute a 3 face that his diary owes it origin “* to my opinion in Great Britain, gets a pat on other people. That is the standpoint from | Peuce Nabebat Bnfortunately kept it i
the back from Sir Ina."
The Dean puns out that the space avail. ('a statement, would be possible after the Son had the misfortune to have to add to the i tion is that the Dardanelles was the really rentised it, they, would have thought twice therefore, would probably"" have succeeded
able in the Abbey for the commemoration Conference.
ARMISTICE- DAY.
of the honoured dead has become exceed- j ingly limited, and unless the removal of many less important memorials from the CELEBRATION MAY BE REPEATED.
Abbey to the Cloister is authorised, some other dims of commomurating the Em pire's most illustrious drad must soon
4.
THE LEAGUE'S APPROVAL.
LONDON, June 30th.long-spun-out intercours? with the Royal
which this book is written,
his desk,hentise unhappily, just at that In the House of Commons, Capt. the Commisionem," who investigated certain
He complains, truly enough, in his open, time a new anti-German wave swept over The King has contributed, £1,000 and the
Hon. W. Ormsby-Göre asked:Will the aspects of the South African War, in whose
Hakland, too be exulaing on the same ing chapter that the inflamability of the country on account of the Belgian de
MrWilson was at that time Eocienastical Commissioners £10,000, and
page. Are the benefits of his organisation American feeling was not understood inportations, £100,000 is required for immediate struc-enforcement of the mandatory conditions blue books,
10,000 words of taine stand of our Army to be discounted because they Germany, where it was thought that in the habit of typing the drafts of his in ex-Garman colonics and the mandated embedded, cold, and send a to Day boat docet. Half the guns on the Fenin from a cold and businesslike point omitting them to his udviser
had a German origin.
Faspest et ab America would judge of the war simply Nous and species himself, and maly sub- tura repairs.
points of The remainder will con- stitute a fund to keep the Abbey in com-x-Turkish territories be delays until the moths in glaciers. His observation suls would have been scrap iron had it ant view, as Germany would have done in her law or other technicalities. Whether he still
Council of the League of Nations has of civilian judges and saidier witnessberts for Haidame
position.
The Juxtaposition in the Am works in this way I do not know. If the plow repair, in tumoret
rican people's character of pacifism and uphappy measure of the Belgian deportation The Trustees of the fund will be the approved the specific terms of each man convinced him how failible is the unaided Sir Ian Hamilton, às might be expected an impulsive last of war should have been Hul to been adopted, and particularly just Gosenior of the Bank of England, the date!
memory, and to remedy this he kept a way from the position in which be found him known to us, if more edalons attention as we had informed the Presiden chas wo diary.
did not want to aanex Belgium, the history He offered it to the Dardanelle self, was an ardent adherent of the had been paid to American conditions and Marquis of Salisbury, and Sir Robert, Mr. Bozar Law replied that the question,
characteristics, " Bernstorff, knowing of the world would probably have taken a was still being discussed, He hoped that Commission for Sir Ian Hamilton again Easter School is 1015. ffis ponten America well, saw the danger. The propie diferent xmse The Amerindia-ion in Berlin refused, to gẹo it, Had they would have anticipated our peace, fler and, glacial contents of Blue Books-but the important theatres of war and that the before committing themselves to unrestrict herause we could not then have÷rn opened Commission declined to look at the diary, campaign in France could wait, while the jed submarine warfare. The moment the the unrestricted sabisarine campaign withe. - There is some excuse for them, for even operations on the Gallipoli Peninsula were the tire feruande was lost. To for us All Bernstorff's hopes were placed Lusitania was unk Bernstorff was sure ont letting the mediation run its cauru,
America waA a Royal Commision may well have been pushed through to victory. That would
concerned.
He wrote to American mediation, because that was the appalled at the sight of the mass of manu
Give England wheat and Hassia rifles, Bethmann-Hollweg a few days afterwards, only means of preventing America from entering the war if Germany persisted in security in à compte of Continenta Bet It is not a bit decided to publish it himself, mainly, as what is all that to Joffret To him, as a things. Our best plan, therefore, is frankly if America did not enter the war, thy he tells us because he would not have it good Frenchman, the Balkans, the bracing to acknowledge. Ehat our propaganda in this Entente, in the Count's view were not in " "flung as posterity from behind the cover corn, with a and Africa tarat beg leave to point out in time that another
up of the Russian Army, all the Odessa country has, as the result of the Lusitatis a position to beat Germany. His reason
de incident, completely collapsed. I. therefore, ing on this point is cogent- one department of of bis coffin," and iso in order that if not count 48mageddon is actually being favent like the present one would certainly hoch beiligerent partien to the conference tabla anyone found, fault with it he might be fought here, not in France. The West can
Patrie..
mean war with the United States. Side by a sort of Hubertsburg peace would have been above ground to give the critic satisfac wait; the Dardanelies is urgent. If bide in the American character there fi concluded, in vise of the situation, a praes our army in the Went will just siz tiges apparently completely contradictory unfavourable to munelves xanthinkable, The conclusion Sir Ian draws from his awhile we bere will get the troops and trai
The cool, calculating man. but Who at that time, could have compelled us snap the fast economie lien of the Lentral news is not recognisable when he is deeply to accept terms which we regarded as in- A powerful British quadros visited experiences quoted above is: "In war, Powers with the outside world.
payed and excited that is to any, when he compatible with Germany's position in the Mondania yesterday, landed a party of keep your own counsel, preferably in a
is detuated by what is hiëre called "emotion,"
n." world's Herr Helfferich, before the Ex- marines, and arrested several Nationalist notebook." But a perusal of the "Diary''
At such moments he can be compared anty Lemination Committee of In September Sir Ian Hamilton was into an hysterical woman to whom talking is Assembly, expressed the view that in the mandant and the Governor. The smali garrison fed at sight of the warships. A writer had no intention of keeping his own to send an expedition to Salonika, and that
while, the attack passes over.
with the butt-end of a rifle. But INTERVIEW WITH THE PRESIDENT. wheney would he have obtained this butt- proclamation was read stating that puni counsel. From the outset it is obvious troops would be withdrawn from the Dar-The most interesting pages in the book and had not one, and it took him a tive action was due to breaches of the
are those which deal with the Lusitania, your to create an army. No one who is The Deanery, Westminster Abbey, and Armistice and the offensive attitude of that it was megat-for-públigation,nok-per-" danviles to form part of it. He at once, Herastorf feared an immediate rupture, | familiar with the United Stater on holieva
anti-British officers.
haps in its present form, if things had saw that this was the beginning of the end and was very greatly relieved to find dur tha
that it would over have been postible tu gone well, but its whole tone is that of a for his own expedition. defence and a apologia from the first characteristics page, in which he narrates bow he was sent i for by Lord Kitchener, who sat writing this desk like a graven image," and only looked up for a moment to say, in a matter-of-face tone, we are sendings-milkk
LONDON, June 30th. To the House of Commons, repiying to/cript Sir Ian bad under his arm. So he give us the whip hand in the Balkans, and į as foliowa :-food glossing over her unrestricted. sulimarins warfare. And..
Bonar Law Commdr, Kenworthy, Mr intimated that it way contemplated to repeat last year's Armistice commemóra- tion this year.
obtained.
A grent scheme has been suggested by which space cuudske obtained and a splendid view of the Abbey from the south- egat secured forever, if a generous response to this appeal yields more than £250,000. The surplus will be devoted to the purchase of the property adjacent to the Abbes, enabling the carrying out in the future of
TURKEY.,
STEPS AGAINST TREACHEROUS
NATIONALISTS,
CONSTANTINOPLE, June 28th.
Lion."
IL
**
BEGINNING OF THE END.
traits.
I
If Mr. Wilson had succeeded ju hringing
the National
any becary scheme sunctioned by the leaders, including the Harbour Com leads the reader to the conc'usion' that its formed of the intention of the Government of no avail. The only hope is to gain. time | end Mr. Wilson would have', forced peac
sentiment of the people,
"The contributputs stuld be address to the Dean Westminister,
envelopes should be inneked ** Westminster Abbey ; Fund,'* The cheques should be
made out to the Dean of Westminster, oc "bearer, and croweit." Bank of England.?•
“A roll containing the names of all the contribåtors of Ba and upwards will be preserved among the histage duerment, uf the Albe
CANADA'S" NAVAL POLICY, AN OPPOSITION AMENDMENT
REJECTED.
OTRA, June 29th. After an all-night sitting, the House of Commons rejected, by 50 votes to 31, the Opposition amentiangit, reducing the Naval
"Anett," so be it, our mighty stroke at the vitnas of the enemy is to break itself to pieces against the Balkans: God save the Kung May the Devil fly away with the whole of the Dardanelley Commission,
The Mary" if is needless to say then
ORCH
Un the invitation of the Dean, The Time. Extunates of $2,000,000 necessitated blary force to support the Fleet now at the the author is Sir la Hamifton, is admir-But he make his interview wis con- uble, in view of the economic position of
bas taken up the appeal."
FATE OF EX-KAISER,
NOT WORTH MORE BLOODSHED.
LONDON, June 25th.
In the House of Commons, replying to Viscount Curzon, afr. Liòyd George stated that the Albed Counmitiée is considering steps to ensure that the trial of war criminals Leipzig is not unduly delayed.
Replying to Mr. Horatio Bottomiey, Mr. Lloyd George said that the failure to bring the ex-Kaiser to justice would certainly be a dereliction of daty on the part of the
was worth more bloodshed. Air. Lloyd George pointed out that holland declined to surrender the ex-Kaiser, think it was desirable to use force,
drive the Amerirnes into the war, oder a His comment ising the interview which he at
requested with President Wilson that the Peace Conference had assembled. For then President was willing to listen to his pro- it would only havs been a matter of deciding psals for gaining time. He makes the the fate of one or two picos of territory statement-thoegh he quotes no authority or colonies, in which the Americans would that he heard later that on the very day not have felt the slightest interest. Natur- of the interview all preparations had been ally, we should have had to restore Belgium པ་་ made for breaking off relations, but wire and accept the disarmament programme, canceled as the result of it. Perhaps the But we had already declared ourselves Count magnifies his faculty e of persuasion, ready to take then measures, and, as regards this definite declaration: disarmament, skel, this reform was inevit- At the end d vinced in my own mind that the Persidans all the countries concerned. If Amerien had would never unter on war with Germany, not entered the war on one could have forced otherwise I could not conceive why he should un accept lem advantageous terms than breaking off relations at pote. have concurred in my proposals instead of the status quo nate, with possibly some had he chosen the latter course, have bad
́He would, | mutual compensation.
So in the end the rupture came, and the public opinion more decidedly be Count returned to Europe in a Danish hind him than it was later as the time of ship, under the inpervision of the English Sir Ian is very wroth with the foolish | the final breach. Not ■ voice would have | cruiser Devonthare. 1 cannot help ad- *BYB Bernstorff grudgingly, that the English naval officers discharged posed upon them with great courtesy the undignified and distasteful duties un The Canadian officials at Halifax, on the "ather hand, behaved with the utmost dis-
ably written, and contains a great deal of picturesque and graphie description of the stirring soraes with which ideals. A most excellent war correspondent was lost in Sir Ian when he chose the sword instead
Canada's acceptance of "Britain's offer of Dardanelles, and you are to have com five warships.
The Liberal'argument, was that thu cx-
Band," "Sir fan says Kitchener wished penditure was not warranted, peading the him then to bow and leave the room, a permanent policy, while the Government he had done thirteen years before in South, contended that the vote permitted the pro- Africa, when a similar order was given servation of a naval nucleus until the per- manent Dominions policy was considered to him by the same soldier. But Sir Ian of the pea,
did-not-go,and Kitchener-looked-up-from- at the Imperial Conference.
his writing, and said, "Well ↑ "
THE MINES. BILL.
NO NATIONALISATION OF THE INDUSTRY.
Then
Sir Ian began to ask questions.gay in which the Press was dealt with by frowned and shrugged his shoulders; mistake was made in the correspondence the Censor in London, and says a hideous thought he was going to be impatient, but side of this Dardanelley business." although he gave cur, unawers at first, be slowly broadened out until, at the end, no one else could get in a word in edgewnya.”
"LORD KITCHENER AND THE EAST.
American
been raised in opposition, except that of mitting, the Secretary
of State, dir. Bryan, who, that the exchange of Notes threatened to, as it was, resigned his office on the ground
involve the United States in war, and could not be reconciled, therefore, with his own pacific intentions
LONDON, July is. In the House of Commons, moving the
ther a certain trench was taken by the 7th To think it matters to the Turks we
respect and boorishness. They appeared.” second reading of the Mines Bill, Sir R.
But what of the sinking itself 1 What to be accustomed to dealing only with 8. Horbe pointed out that the Ministry
Royal Scots or the 3rd Warwicks is just complicity had Bernstorff himself in the emigrants and stowaways." Apparently, really like children playing at secrets. crime? He declare none. He says that he received at Berlin a greeting little less of Mines would not be an independent Ministry, but a branch of the Board of
The Consors, who aby way of keeping the notices which he issued in America, chilly than at Halifax, and the authori Government, if the ex-haiser were avail-Trade. He emphasised that there would
"It is evident from many passages in the everyone in England in darkness, allow warning Americans of the danger which ties hold him to blame for not keeping able, but he did not think the ex-Kaiserbe no nationalisation of the coal industry. Diary that Sir Ian Hamilton was die the Australing position from the back, ships, were purely general, and had no conarm the truth, already well tabished,- extremely accurate outline panoramas of they ran if they went on board British America out of the war. But these pages I but control both by the State and commit.
tees on which workers would be represented satisfied with Lord Kitchener, though be etc., all to scale, a true military sketch, special reference to the Lusitania: He that the whole blame and responsibility,
After August 31st, the Minister would felt to the last admiration for hinggreat of June 5th. The wildest incretion in ascribes to wane of those fatal coin: lay with Berlin itself.
to appear in Illustrated London News have power for a year to regulate the pit chief. "In Volume II. he says:-. He did not
beloved of history, the fact that cidencesTM words could not equal this.. prices, wages, and amount of exports.
the communiqué was not actually publish- After that the National Board would lay K. had an intention at the back of
Again I say the Press must win. On no ed till the very day the Lusitania miled, Replying to Colone Claude Lowther, down general pritiples so that the rates bis big mind that victory would dawn inject is there more bypocrisy amongst the though he adurite that this conjunction was HOW WAGES HAVE, RISEN.
big men in England. Mr. Lloyd George declared that no pledge as far as possible would be uniform the East. But he is no longer the K. of do not care for the Prese, and sub rosa fortuitous. And then he goes on with the They pretend they bound to appear intentional rather when throughout the country. Thus wages K., the old K. of Khartoum and Pretoria
300 PER CENT. ABOVE PRE-WÄR had been given that the Government would would be based not on the sailing price He still has his momente of God-sent intai they try all they are worth to work it,
story thus:-
RATE IN SOME CASES. The two volumes of the "Diary" con- He had a call (by heavenly compel the surrender of the ex-Kaiser, if he but en profits..
As the true facts of the matter are not telepathy, I suppose) that his New Armiestain copious extracts from Sir Ian Hamil have no means of saying whether the increases in wages of 220 to 300 per cent
yet clear, and were never explained officially, Skilled men in some trades have bad were, in the hancy of a neutri Power who
must go out to the East. There is no more ton's correspondence with Lord, Kitebener destruction of the Lusitania was the result since July 1914, Dr. Macnamara states in declined to give him up,,
question about this than there is about Belgium and the three years duration. and the War Office. These inninly deal of a deliberate purpose on the part of our a written reply to a question in the House DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
He told me so; time and again,
Why
with appeals for more men, guns, and technical factors render it impossible for a
belief of Commons, then, he does not not accordingly if he's ammunition for Galipoli, and with the co-submarine commander to make any one wages have been approximately doubled. "In many cases," he says, "the rates of LEAGUE OF NATIONS PLANK
in the Almighty kan 1
can't With the one exception of the Battle of operation between the Fleet and the Army that the officer, responsible for the sinking vances averaging nearly 200 per cent,
particular ship
the object of his attack, Some unskilled grades have received ad- ADOPTED.
Paardeberg, be never in his palmiest days From them, and from Sir Ian's admirable of the Lusitania could not have been certain while classes of men in a few industries. pretended to be a man of action. But now be has lost his faculty of forcing, others to description, a very clear idea can be form what vessel he had to deal with.
In any act. He makes a spurt but he can't stayed of the progres, and ultimate failure of, whether the action of our naval autho have had even greater increases,
The Bill provided for an annual levy for five years of a penny per ton of coal, producing £1,000,000 annually, which would be devoted to the social welfare of the mining communities...
THE IRISH FERMENT. SHOPS WRECKED AT FERMOY. LONDON, June 29th."
received of Brig. General Luona.
Up to the present, so news has been Troops at Fermoy broke barracks on Bunday night and wrecked a number of shops before the patrols arrived.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 30th. At the Democratic Covention," "Me' Jen- kins, who intended to propose Mr. McAdoo, announced that he had rooved definite instructions from the East" not to present Mr. McAdoo's name.
The louders of the Sub-Committee on the
There were similar occurrences of platform have agreed on the Langue of Lismore, where rifles were fired. No one Nations plank, just ce President Wilson was injured. wants it. It follows, almost identically,
platforma.
According to several of the party loaders, the Sub-Committee drafting the platform has practically agreed on the Prohibition plank, supporting constitutional amend ment but with declarations for personal liberty and against vexations interferences.
“WARLIER CABLES.- BRITAIN'S PROSPERITY. COMPARATIVE REVENUE AND
CONFERENCE.
tion,
the distance.
He has met Millerant,
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naval authorities. To the best of
From much information as is available> rities was planned out beforehand or not, we in Ameries had no knowledge of any over the pre-war recognised rates in all it would appear that the average increase such plan; indeed, until it actually occurred,
French, and Joffre in council and allowed the expedition. For the troops under his the searchlights of his genius to be anaffed command Sir Ian has nothing but prone, 1 believed the destruction of the Lusitania industries taken, together lies between 130
That
what surprise me bc, who Australians New Army, and Territorials to be unthinkable, not merely for humani-and-150 per cent and the top once could deflect Joseph Chamberlain and Milner from their orbite, Tho twisted the
alike...
-tarina reasons, but because it was obviously The hours of labour-have, howovery: stiff-necked Boers round his little finger; K.'s disappointment,"
sound policy to refrain as far as possible been materially reduced during the past who bore down Asquith, Winston, Prince makes me feel sick. I know the great not at the time realise how difficult it was figure above given were quoted on hourly he writes, from any attack on passenger ships. I did eighteen months," and if the percentage the phraseology of the plank of the Virginia INTERNATIONAL SEAMEN'S Louis, and Beatty in Valotte Harbour hopes be har built on these magnificent for our naval forces to ensure the safety rates, it would, I am advised; be consider
East versus West Mediterranean versus divisions, but I know equally well that be of sach vessels withent impairing the elf-ably higher North Sea--who from eight p.m. to two is not capable of understanding how he has EMPLOYMENT OF CHILDREN ON threw Haldane's argument in favour of and wine by not, sending out young, up to rapidly-moving ship like the Lusitania if class is estimated to have increased a.m.withstood, wrestled with, and over cut his own throat, and the men's throats, of the submarine blockade. Again,The cost of maintaining unchanged the I did not believe it possible to torpede a pre-war standard of living of the working SHIPS.
his taking up the succession to the Duke data generals to run them," of Connaught
What a marvel be. In the end he got three young, energetic I supposed that a modern liner, if detually the beginning of May and the figure for she were going at full speed; and, finally, about 142 per cent between July 1914 and Gao, June 20th.
wax, and now Ichabod
commanders sent to him, Generals Byg allow of the rescue of her passengers who the present date will be somewhat higher struck, would remain afloat long enough to The International Seamen's Conference This, it is obvious, was written because Maude, and Fanshawe, from France, but captain of the Lusitania himself seems to probably little short of 160 per cent passed a draft convention providing that nobody ander fourteen be employed on any K." refused to starve the Western front it was then too vessel, except school-ships and training in order that Sir Ian Hamilton might be the Turks off the crest of the hills so as matter at a raid the danger threaten-
late The attempts to drive have been quite at ease in his mind on the owing to the recent increases in coal and alipe, or when other members of the family given alí he asked for in Gallipoli. One to command a view of the straits had all mestres to
he took no precaution sugar prices 12 * are working on the same ship.
xandera whether, if "K" bad lived, it failed, and in the end Sir Ian Hamilton bird, or to ensure the safety of the people would have appeared in the Diary ordered to hand over his command to with which the ship went down and the à th ease of need. The rapidity While dealing with this point it may be the world knows, brilliantly extriented the huted to the explosion of the masses of mat Tottenham Police Court for riding Generi Bir Charles Monro, who, as all ulting heavy death call can only be attri. LONDON, June 30th.
A young man and a girl were summoned The revenue for the past quarter waa
mentioned that there is only one individual troops from difficult and dangerous monition which formed part of the cargo cycles on a footpath 2014.09.42, compared with £186,795,782
in English public life who has. Sir Ian's position.********
WO WORD OR REGEST. for the borresponding quarter of last year.
LONDON, June 30th....
There is not a great deal that is absolute whole-hearted approval. This faultlessly now in the Diary but it if on the there were any possibility of mistaking the cycle wheels on the path and these tempted The House of Lords has adopted the
The young man: I saw the mark of This is a sorry explanation. An though The expenditure was £284,728,248, com pared with £401,199,080 in the correspond Official Secrets Act, embodying certain and peerless statesman is the present Secre whole a valuable addition to our knowledge Lusitania for ang but her sister ship, theme to ride along them. amendments introduced as a result of ditary of State for War, Mr. Winston Chur Gallipoli Peninsula Not the least inter been an equal crime. "ing"quarter"of "1918"
of the glorious and tragic events on the Mauretania, to sink which would have
The girl I followed him The surplus of revenue over expenditure on with Fross representatives, provid chill For him alone the author of the eating and valuable part of it is the might have taken the trouble to apply to wheel marks she was tempted by sne
Count Bernstorff The man: As-I-wan tempted by the lag that anybody was thus £30,258,214, compared with a de-
retaining, without authority official documents for any pur." Diary" has no word of criticism; his glimpse it affords of the paychology of the the German naval authorities for official ficit, last year of £215,403,378 me
The clerk: So this time it in a case of poso projudicial to the safety and interested
writer, a man who will always remain a information. But be writes of the whole Adam tempting Eve The floating debt has been reduced sinos of the State shall be guilty of minlemer
policy and
action is invariably right promitent figure in the history of the great incident in the most cold-blooded way, March 31st, by £90,354,000.
Winston, as he is affectionately termed, war. The Daily Telegraph.
The may strate: The templer must par without a word of regret for the lost Jiven. 105, and the tempted 58
EXPENDITURE.
THE OFFICIAL SECRETS ACT. ADOPTED BY THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
our,
Fon board
ADAM TEMPTS EVE: