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Those who think shed reverse weaken which is "Do as you are toki and do it Bricial resolution alsgularly misjudge the quickly. De got to do as I am tald British people. Consider the pcaition in didn't, home would be the word, perbaga surprise you does it Well, if I Which Great Britain stood rather more something worse. you donTron HONGKONG & SHANGEAT thair a century ago. In 1811. The Power field punishment's the word.

Nasty I which was then attempting to overture. Held panishment be taid penFAID-UR CAPITAL The following letter from Sir Edward the Balance of Power And Impose upon them more or less unpla of RESTRY FONDS

takes many Doechen, who was British Ambassador Europe A military hegemony had to all the very distressing to the sense of in Berlin from 1908 until the outbreak of outward appearance attained its end. I mel. Now, we'll pay no more about war, to an English journalist in Siricoris armies had overrin, not two or three this. Don't do it again. You can gu land, was published a few days ago by provinces of hostile territory, but the

"As the deling tent saluted and with whole of Central Eufon, together with him well for a

draw the Colonel tuned to me. I know

wise man and dia appeared throughout the German. Fresn. the Italian peninsula. It had incorporated criminating The letter is dated 20th June, injekto

Within is boundarice, or under its agis," They ofteir begin like that" bo I have noticed that during the last Western Churmany, Switzerland, Italy. here fresh from a oity office whore plained to me... You see, they come few months statements have been con-Illyris, Spain... Russia was under French they'va probably wrangled incessantly. stantly appearing in the Swim Press to Influence Only Portugal and Turkey on with the senior clark as to who shouldt the effect that Germany in victorious on the European Continens were independent do the leat work, in the longest time land and sea, that she is ready to make of the French Emperor's will, dod that cuffs and put on khaki before they sid they've hardly discarded their paper terms, and that France and Russia ato merely because it was not his desire

begin 10 try it on sat bere at G.H.Q ready to treat with her, but are pro at the momaus to attack them

And they can talk-talk a a dog's

hind ***NOISELESS PRESSURE " PP BEL POWER... leg off. One of the first things that ams vented from doing so by Great Britain.

Although I have fotired from public

In England there was outspoken Frises and there are many-is-the affairs since the beginning of the criticisms of Ministers, eriticism far more Work. The third is Overtime.

silence in this office. The second is Oct. 16 and have no oficial position. I have folweighty than any which is now being fourth is What you've just heard. I Nov. 4 lowed the trend of public opinion very voiced. The Walcheren Expedition had don't think I shall have any more Nov. 18 closely and as I have had the advantage proyed a failure, costly both in treaties trouble with him.** Nar. 26nt frequeas intercourse with prominent and lives. Yes in the words of the Dec. 15 British statesmen and other leaders of historian of Sen Power, Mahan Dec. 24 public opinion in England. I think I may

claim to be conversant with the feelligs i entertained by our people and their Tenders with regard to the course“”“” of events in the war and with their attitude towards the peace propaganda in Switzer.¦ land, the United States of America, and other neutral countries. I therefore veni Pure to lay before you a few remarks with the object of making this attitude

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The rivival of the peace propaganda in question has not passed unnoticed in Great Britain. But it has excited much less interest in this country than it has done in neutral countries, or for that matter in Germany, for the simple rem son that Great Britain is at this moment not thinking of peace. That'small sec- tion of the British people which is in favour of peace is no larger than it was a year ago; it is almost unrepresented in Parliament. and for all practical par poses of government it may be said to be negligible.

The exck on which all such evertures as are now being made must inevitably split is the knowledge, which the British people have, that the objects for which Great Britain entered the war have not yea beer attained, and it may be taken as certain that until there is a prospect of their attalomaus the British people will never tolerate peace, and that no Fritish Government who so much as ventured to discuss, it would stand for a moment.

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I would, moreover, call, your attention to the fact that, the German Chancellor has never formulated the peace terme which Germany would be prepared to accept Ho appears to think that the Entente Fowers, having failed as yet to be the conquerors are accordingly the conquered, and that it is for them to ste for peace. The answer to this claim is Judicrously simple. It is this:-The Entente Powers do not accept the view that they are conquered.

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Amid all the trumping to and`im over Europe of the French Armies and their auxiliary legion there, went on neeasingly that noiseless pressure of the vitals of France, shab compulsion ¦ wyboda "silence when once noticed becomes to tho observer the most striking and awful mark of the working | of Ses Power

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Germany to the days more than half a century ago when Germany was a paraly agricultural country.

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Smith, the sergeant has reported. Kamuning you to me for insubordination. What have you to say I'

Beg pardon, sir, but him and I had a dispute about the number of, carbon copies. He said he wanted three and

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That their armies are not at Magdeburg or Breslau, that Belgium and Serbia and considerable portions of France and Russia are in the hands of the enemy is. of course, trueBut if territorial acquisitions are, as the German Chancellor still maintains, to be the standard, of

was young, pert, sad rather pleased comparison between the belligerents, it is

with bunsell, having been specially en2 open to the Entents to point out that listed as a typist with special rates of while the Centrs Powers have occupied pay, and detailed to that marvellous 110,000 square miles of territory, the corps which, as regards ita intellectual Entente Powers have occupied 876,000 attainments, is nothing less than a pic square miles of territory. The Entente fession, in respect of its mechanical gifts the is certainly a craft, and in point of Governments dave, however paver variety and burden of its tasks could accepted and will never accept such give points to casual labour." On his standard of comparison. With every shenider straps were the letters, R.

fi month that goes by another, and a truer, standard will automatically force itself

on one of those fawn-coloured strips of

which thrifty War Office.pres1 paper criber for ELQ Memoranda, and gazed searchingly at this: forensic offender. He

The Army's not a debating society. No

Look here, my lad, said the Colonel and it's not a trade win. Or if it is

on German, and neutral, consideration we've only got one trade union rule,

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