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The charge of unprepared-
for war, so persistently
made by the Northcliffe agita-
tors on both sides of the At-
lantic, is the half-truth ~..«ut
is worse than a lie, and is
equalled in effrontery only by
the slanderous assertion of
ine Toronto News that ‘the
Liberal party in Ganada, as in
England, is a party disgraced
and utterly discredited.” Be-
fore the British Liberals came
into power, in 1905, the foun-
dations of German aggressive
policy were well and securely
laid, and the opprobrium now
heaped upon Mr. Asquith and
his colleagues differs only
slightly in degree from that
which Conservative statesmen
had to bear at the hands of
the “professional whimperers”
during the previous five years.
Even Mr. Joseph Chamberlain
did not escape the slings and
arrows of the Maxses when, in
1899, he went the length of
declaring for an Anglo-German

ness

alliance. The history of Brit-
ish foreign diplomacy in the
twenty years preceding the

present war represented in the
main a continuity of policy by
both the great parties. Prince
Bernhard Von Buelow, in ‘‘Im-
perial Germany,’ makes the
striking admission that:

cat in no small degree
due to the unbroken continuity
of her foreign policy, handed
down from century to century
pursuing its aims on definite
lines, independent of changes
of party government, that Eng-
land has won such magnificent
successes in international pol-
icies. The alpha and omega
of English policy has always
been the attainment and main-
tenance of English

is

naval su-
premacy.”

This war provides a complete
refutation of the sweeping gen-

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by the
To
responsible for

eralities indulged in
Northcliffe scaremongers.
hold
the successes

Liberals
in recent years

 

which attended German diplo- |!

in directions calculated
to strengthen her
a great world-power is to fly
in the face of incontrovertible
facts. Nor are the Maxses and
the Northcliffes on more solid
ground when they allege that
this conflict, with all its sur-
prises in technical
could have been foreseen and
provided against. Nothing in
the whole course of Lord Rob-
erts’ campaign served to throw
any light whatever on the ac-
tualities of war as revolution-
ized by German secret prepar-
ations. Had the proposals of
the military critics been carried
into effect the immediate re-
sult would have been an enor-
mous outlay on methods of
warfare which German military
science has rendered obsolete,
and a consequent waste of re-
sources which would have ser-
iously weakened Britain in the
day of resting.

macy
position as

warfare,

Those who delight in mini-
mizing British efficiency in this
war should read the memoran-
dum appended to the German
Navy Bill of 1900. No one can
rise from a perusal of this
document without a feeling of
thankfulness that the efficiency
of Britain as a maritime pow-
er, resting her
naval supremacy, has brought
to pass the forebodings of Ger-
man statesmen:

security on

“An unsuccessful naval war
of the duration of even only a
year would destroy Germany's
sea trade, and would thereby
bring about the most disas-
trous conditions, first in her
economic, and then, as an im-
mediate consequence of that,
in her social life. Quite apart
from the consequences of the

 

 

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possible peace conditions, the
destruction of our sea_ trade
during the war could not,
at the close of it, be made good
within measurable time, and
would thus add to the sacrifices

of the war a serjous economic

even

depression.”

Germany's emergence into
the regions of world-policy was
a challenge to Britain at sea,
as Bismarck, forty years earl-
had challenged the military
powers of Europe in th
furtherance of his continental
The efficiency in this
war of the British navy—for
Liberal government
responsible—
the

in maintain-

ier,

policy.
which a
directly
not challenged by
The British navy,

was
enemy.

ing the unbroken traditions of

British policy makes victory for
Germany impossible.

Democracy in the hour of

trial has stood the test of war

- and belied the false prophets.
Hence the fury of the North-
cliffes and the Maxses.—To-

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CROWN PRINCE’S MOTHER-

IN-LAW DISSATISFIED

 

the Grand Duchess of Mecklen-

burg,
Russia, of the Crown
Princess of Germany, is at pres

ent residing at Cannes, on the
French Riviera. Her relations
with the German Court and with
known |

mother

her son-in-law are well
not to be of a friendly character;
and Le Matin, in
her, states that she
the project of endeavoring to get
to leave the C rown |

an article on}

has forme a

daughter
She has not yet succeed-

her
Prince.
ed,
Fifteen days ago, Matin,
the powerful auto of the Grand!

says Le

the frontier. There

toof the train to Innerlaken,

Swiss

happy,
her daughter,
She believed her daughter had ab-
solutely decided to quit “un Em-
maudit.” But the
Prince mistrusted his wife,
and had taken precautions. The
young mother was there, but not

the Crown Princess.

pire Crown

had

her two children, of whom she is

very fond. She believed she would
have been able to bring them with
her,
force. It was a Princess in tears
that the Grand
and with whom she

Duchess found,
could
have a short interview.
Duchess returned to her chateau

in Cannes alone. But,

Matin,

to
from

spair. She has sworn

away her daughter
who have
her happiness, and who
shaken one throne

was called.”

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