Bisbee daily review., 1917-11-17

| hide-bound retcence in the nation and the result has been that America has gone further. in few short months. than Europe has in several years Says Northcliffe in his letter to Lloyd-George:
 Returning after five months spent in the vre at mosphere United States and Canada find that while proceeding with their preparations with fervor and enthusiasm little under stood this side of the Atlantic; while the United States instantly put into operation conscripon which wobbled for two years and is making short work of sediton mongers; while Canada already has given proofs of thoroughness the dsfranchise of conscientious objectors and the decentralization of all enemy aliens nauralized within the last fifteen years; while for part asking immense sacri
 ces from these peopes-there still in office here those who daily with urgent questions that of unity control eradication sedition mobilization of the whole man power of the country and the introduction of compulsory food rations.
 "T had personal experience while in America of the obstruction delay in certain departments in London which, for example postponed sending Lord Readings vital and successful mission still find the sorship being misused that various positions of authority who should punished have been retained and in elevated
 q trust make no breach of confidence in saying that of the which have passed through my hands head of the mission such as if pub
 hed would greatly increase prestige in the United States and hearten people home.
 May I also take this opportunity of giving warning about with that great people from whom come. We have had the tragedy Russia. due, partly lack of allied propaganda counteract that of the We have ad Inc frap of Itav ev dup to that same enemy propaganda. We have had the tragedies of Serbia. Rumana and Montenegro. There tragedy which shall not have and that is the tragedy of the United States.
 "Bu from countless conversations with leading Ameri cans, that unless there is swift improvement in methods, United States will rightly take into its hands the entire management of great part of the war. It not sacrifice blood and the incompetent handling of the affairs of Europe.
 "In saying all this which is very much my mind, believe have but the friendly feeling to- ward yourself and that am greatly honored by your suggestion"
 Northcliffe may be many things but he is fearless. He criticized the British until it awakened responsibilities He forced conscrption He made the English people rise the occasion until its ization enved the world That he still crticzes his people particularly, his government is heartening spite of pessimstic angles Northcffe would just as criticize America, if America de- served it.
 His warning to England. and 'the shoe can, doubt, be by the other European allies, is very pertinent this time America started from the bottom in it's preparations That the nation prepared at the outbreak of the is regreabe but not chargesbe to any particular men; it the fault of a pacent nation The nation and its forces being mobzed in efficient fashion. will not tolerate European bungling. There must be efficiency the fighting front Northcffe sounded the keynote of this countrys determination great fight for democracy.
 Northciffe may be the English Hearst; but cannot conceive of Norhcfe endeavoring, by negative ap- proval of any hurt his country Hearst is accused by many able Americans of doing that very thing In any event the English lords warning to Eng land is timely and heartenng this nation It from the heart and, the result of the keen observation of a whc knows It is ample proof that are doing things spite of much criticism and sedi ton within the boundaries of the country.
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