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HOW WILL DORA” -DIE?

1ST TWELLS Back]

Uno afternoon, in a St. Jame'e-street club, four men discussed the inevitable decease of "Dora" (the Defence of the Realm Act) when the war is eventually will ended, and wondered how Dora die.

The American editors in England on a visit to the Allied pountries were the Bucata of Viscount Northeliffe at luncheon at Printing House-square.

Proposing the toast of the American visitors.

Lord

said: I Northcliffe

My own belief is that the end will be cannot let this company part withonta lingering one, and 1 thug argued:- telling you, as

as ofte who had the pleasure You people who think that on the of being in the United States during its day peace in declared Dora' will falt great awakening, that our guests today down dead in a sort of apoplexy are

Very for

She will a fool's paradie living in

She constitute a very powerful and midable body of public opinion in the have a severe seizure on that day. Great

Republic

Their circulations. if will be partly paralyzed, and she will delicate topic in Des 1

lose some of her faculties She I may mention a

Olle won't he able to spy buat in the streets at nights paper circles-on what they

basis, arom

amount

15,000,000

for instance, to see whether our blinds servative copies. They come from a country which are drawn. She won't be able to prevent The name of newspapers from telling people how wet has two excellent laws:

She won't newspaper has to it was on the previous day. very shareholder in be made public, and the circulation by able to stand outside certain towns manager has to reveal the secrets of his and districts to forbid you

without a pass. sanctum. (Hear, henr.)

a con

Parliament met in happy yet reverent spirit on November 11th to hear from the Government the terms of the armistice, the tidings of the end of the war, and When the thank Almighty God. Prime Minister and read the terms his voice trailed off into broken expression of his pent-up feeling as be asked the House to repair to St. Margaret's, the church of Parliament.

The occasion was ao vasi, the day so historie, that the thronged House-not quite 40 crowded as on the day the then the declaration of Prime Minister told

Prime war held its breath for the Minister to define the terms of armistioc. Mr. Lloyd George, the Premier of the Ending with Mr. Asquith, the Premier of the Leginning, sitting opposite him, a recital of the terms, and it was gave z

ONE OF THE WORLD' GREAT MIRACLES. broken now and then by a deep-throated

Our friends, having witnessed the rai choer.

All the set forms of the Boase, welded ferings of France and of Belgium, are by the

isdom of centuries, from pre going back to tell their country that the ordent zu precedent," went wide on this intervention of the United States is, to indescribable day. The Speaker, ignore one of their own phrases, worth ing the 120 questions to Ministers on shof while. When I was in America last year

rose in his ceremonial robes I wondered at the strange phenomenon going to convince me that all those restric

The of the rising young men of that nation.

tions are

are going to go Aphut on Peace many of them resident hundreds. thou-ay or eveu months, or perhaps years, sands of miles from the sea, drawn by some mysterious instinct to leave their prosperous lives to come on this unission Their crusade is across the Atlantic. one of the great miracles of the world. Wo aho are bere, especially those who

order pape cold, and called out:

of black and Prime Minister.

Mr. Lloyd George rose. He was a little pale. His hair, grey-powdered on black when the war began, is quite grey now, and he wore pince-nez, held by black ribbon. Ho went to the table, and the sonalities mattered nothing now. was the personal expression of the Gov. ernussent of Britain -a Ministry that had brought Britain through dark and tre stenuous days.

Here

tu enter

agreed one of the debaters, and she won't be able to make me a criminal if, after working all day on a biscuit, I try to obtain a glass of wine with my restaurant upper at 10 o'clock.

I'm not at all sure of that," said You are not Sear another man gloomily.

or perhaps ever afterwards. As for her food rations, they will last years 1

Five years, 1 prophesy." interposed "And ber railway service another debater

Bervice, did you call it?" jater.

another

I

Buase thundered its cheer. Parties, have been to the front, are so apt to THI used the word 'service. ***

The armistice, as has been already anunced in the Press, was signed this morning at five o'clock," said Mr. Lloyd George, after a discussion which was prolonged all night. I will read to the House the conditions of the armistice in far as they have reached na up to the present

After Mr. Lloyd George had given the terms, the cheers rang out again. the House was silent. Long rows of still a great empty heads, peers, ambassadors, public gallery, bright eyes of women in old grille, rows of M.P.s, the place of the

crushed-up row of Ministers, the leader of the House, Mr. Bonar Law, who has never let the House lose heart or perspec Live, sitting with bowed bead behind the

Then

of some

We can

Prime Ministe do of staccato cheers dustry of some of these developments.

"I'll be in the death hant!" he cried.

PASTOT WAR ou his cheeks. He rested as of the mages valasklo insure are all with you!" wo shouted.

centre.

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of

dwell upon the dreadful aspects of the

All right," said the interrupter war that it may be wise to think of the things that are not so dreadful. Wo can reflect with admiration on the

Her railway service," continued the A big "will last for years. Fans spřaket. case with which a nation has been trans

railway maguste has assured me of that. ported across the Atlantic. dwell upon the popularising of the means of communication, such as wireless tele. And then there are her coal rations, an

light what rations. They are all going to last graphy, and of the extension of Hight her fight rations, and her Heaven knows.

comfort ourselves that these for long after peace." We can

And her petrol rations?" asked the developments make for a better under- standing between the people in the debater who is an ardent motorist.

All these accomplishments point Certainly. Do you imagine that when future. to a

a world in which a League of Nations

bound into 19141 What is your idea of would be a much more easy thing to peace comes we shall spring back with a

than it

it might have been before Pean Day! Oxen roasted whole 1 Foun manage these means of communication were Pertains running with-er-real beer? Dis

a fact that war bas per- | Pu

tribution of cakes (sugared and iced) to fected, and it is fected them more rapidly than many, all the children? The

streets illuminat d, a lighted candle in every window t many years of peace.

We have to look we who are engaged Don't Forget that Dora' controls candies is the business of spreading public in- now! Take it from me, that wretched telligence at the effect on our own in- female going to die the most lingering

of bistory. death of

Somelings I even it was

Will fight dealt whether she will expire in our life. between the sense patches of silence as the Take flight, for example. Prime Minister recited the terms-the concentrate newspaper production into time. How are we going to kill her? ery of hearts, glad yet reverent, as the one or two hande in great centres whence Who is going to kill her 7"

With unanimous impulse the four of us strong terms showed that the German the newspapers may be disseminated by machines Personally, I do not blungon could never again hover over the think it will. I know that there are pro- clab's Gireless hearth. One of us secured reached out to match at the poker in the defenceless bead.

the Mr. Lloyd George stood back and vincial communities apprehensive of

of their own local public and wared it. abandoned his manuscript. A touch of hand for

a moment on the filagreed box,pirations towards national judgment. They are afraid that a metropolis way and said: --

Thus Mr. Speaker, at eleven o'clock dominate public opinion by newspapers

That had his dining-room, and where he i this morning, there came to an end the spreading from that metropolis. cruellest and most terrible war that bad has not been the effect in this country sisted on entertaining us at afternoon of newspapers which, like one of my

He brought out his little store, ecourged mankind."

one rap and eight or nine glasses. He then voiced the hope that this own are dispersed from one

effect had tea in glasses, not in cups. might end all war," and continued: These newspapers have had no

words

Our whatever on the standing of newspapers brought out a spoon-one spoon-two This is no time for bearls are too full of a gratitude which voicing local public opinion and local focks, and knife. And yet he stood there,

1 public thought.

The maintenance

that dining-room, like a prince give expression ta no tungue an

སྦས

entertainer, with a smile A Royal therefore more that the House de in-local public opinion in essential. wuediately adjonra until this time to know, as a matter of fact, though not on his lips, animated in his conversation, and mating no appeal to anybody's well as we ought, that the void that we proceed tui St. and MOTION,

sympathy. You cannot pity the French; Margaret's Church to give humble and New York, which is the voice we hear reverent thanks for the great deliverance aost often in England, is not at all the I went there expecting to pity them.

voice of

of the whole of the United States. You can only love them and admire them of the world from its great peril"

Lloyd any more than the voice of London 15 and adore them." (Cheers.) Mr. Asquith supported Mr.

Lord Northcliffe had said that America distinction or affer Scotland. House without any dist

2 bis lordship Cnited States who were scanning the was absolutely true with the of opinion agree

war look Beaut it, and yet, in another sense, much to gain as motion which the Prime Minister has public opinion of America as to war mands, and that the course he propose weed with eagerness to the Middle West America bad just as

England or France or any other country adopt is the only one which in and the Far West and the South They consonance with our feelings and pose looked beyond New England and the in the wide world. They were not at war

seaboard States, and they mensur

ared of the

e country and Empire.

Italy. They were at was just as much With regard to the terms of ear whole country was unanimous.

the carefully all those opinions to see that the for England, or Belgium, or France, or for America, for the United States, as armistice I simply say this: It is ear

for herself and ually public opinion became unanimous, Englanti ig at war Bal

is at war for France. They were fight from their acceptance by our enemics |

for themselves, for the not only is the war at an end, but that not because the United States has any

ing just as much the war cannot be resnined--(chcers) and thing to get out of this war-it has no I join with a full heart in his aspirations thing whatever to get out of it but delence of their institutious, the defence civilisation, that not only will this war not bere because of an overwhelming instinct to of their liberties and their

It was just as rise to the cause of justice sumed, but that we are now entering th

Thes: gatherings of Englishmen and 45 any other country.

much America's fight as it was the fight new chapter of interuntional history in

American men are the outcome of a new of England or France. (Cheers.) will be recognised as which war sbsolute anachronism, never to be repeat deptment that must, and I hope will. (Alabama), also replied to the toast.

department in our Government, a de

Mr. F. P. Glass, Birmingham News As the Prime Minister has said, tare, be a permanent department, the Depart said Americans were born of British blood, most of there. They had the is nothing we can do under condition soment of Information.

highest regard and veneration for the AU unexampled than for the House to ac

fundamental principles of justice. knowledg our gratitude to Almity Replying to the toast, Dr. Edward J.

Wheeler, Everyday's Magazine, remarked their laws and constitutions were bot The Speaker then moved that that one of the impressions they would tomed on the common law of England. House do now adjourn and proceed take away from England was that the Their own Declaration was only a re. England, Margaret's."

and they were g

prin The House of Lords, headed by the old bulldog that stood for the symbol newal of the Magna Charta of

of English determination and pluck was ciples throughout world. They hoped Chancellor, and the House of

They had moet excellent symbol.

out of this wat would содов day of Commons, led by Mr. Speaker, fold the grit of the people manifested, or sunshine for all the world, in which there by Mr. Lloyd George and Mr. Asquith only in their words and deeds, but i would be real international law, some

He arm in arm, went across the road to the cheerful smiles of the women.

women. e sort of international Church of St. Margaret's and filled he had never seen a more joyous and res place. The whole church sang the old

of that

English justice, Hundredth. The Archbishop of Cader. Posivo set of women than they addressed sort of international oli and some

at one of the munition factories in raling of American to bead the Scotland.

can justice The Bulldog was all right, bury was in the chancel

and American ideals, mart was plain and aile but the worst national symbol bo knew

the world, Bervice, which

rld, and, God willing, they There was & prayer thanksgiving, and of

NEWSPAPERS. to-day was the Gallie Cock of France.

Life, in reply to the toast by Canon Carnegie, the Speaker's cp France was doing no strutting and no

Lord Northcliffe, lain, and another for guidance in the growing. The Gallic Cock would not future. Then the prayer of St. Chros do for France to-day. tum. The beautifu! 44th Psalm, "Go in our refuge and strength, a very pront beautiful woman, help in trouble,” was chanted by The choir.

George, I am sure." he said, "that the the rice of the North of England or of

We know that those the had nothing to gain from this war. That

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rem with a smile on ber lips, they were met together in tile.

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would pr The spirit of the rd ruins of her beautiful chateau. She told

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would have yet they "O God, our help in nges past."astion of the chateau. There was no more

of Americas editors. Each more groups was sung by choir and congregation tempt to appeal for empathy but it rer of them had influence over a vast terri

in with full-hened there in the wonderful M.P.A Joining

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