CO129-425 - Governor Sir May - 1915 [10-12] — Page 705

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„Jaedom yasbaodes to ei aidd

At Geneva I met the following revolutionista

Ho has nothing to do with this move-

Shyanaji Krishnavarna.

ment. He left France at the beginning of the war and went

to Geneva when I met him. He has given up writing and han

settled down. When the Government exzəlləd an Egyptim sẽ-

ditionlat ha bacana afraid and ceased to be letive.

The rast

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wag a coward.

Geneva I mixed with the Egyptiang and Indian 3.

Lyse od eved I Ita el tadð „doids I

Texxed'eswuod(bony18)

of his countrynen quarraled with hin saying he was afraid and

He is 60 yaa rs of age. În Jupe I was in

In June 1914

I met Hardyal. He was often with me. I quarreled with him

ne he in an anarchist and I am a social democrat.

Genova before I left. I got a postcard from him rostmarked

He left

at Constantinople.

:

:

I don't remember the names of any others.

Cna wag Daria Badala 7 We met

There was a

They were all empty heads, at the Egyptian Club Patria Egyptiana at Gonava.

lot of drinking, sating and talking nonaan 19. discontinued after the banishment of a certain Bgyptian, who

This club waz

went to Germany.

He wrote a book against England.

no to write a profice,

He asked

His book was thao auto of his banish-

ment. Hardyal bellave to be one of the principals in the

movanant.

The boy mentioned ia called Pillai.

He is in Berlin.

I used the boy i

He was brought out by Sir Walter Strickland,

as an intermediary with the comite.

I met a man pined Dut.

I don't bellave te ia in the movement as when be was present

they gave the sign to be quiet.

Ha ta about 55 a student

fran America. Hardyal was mixed up in all then things. Many Indians used to meet in Charlottenburg No. 56 Grolmann,