21 AUGUST 1915, Page 12

rTo TR' EDITOR OF Ills " SPDOTITOR."1 Sin,—The enclosed article

was written lately to the editor of the North American Review as a sort of protest on my part against an article by Houston Stewart Chamberlain appearing in a recent issue of the magazine. Mr. Chamberlain is an Englishman ashamed of his country and disloyal to her. While no Englishman would take him seriously, an American wishing to be "broad-minded" might easily do so, and thus an absolutely false representation of England be given Lira. This is the great danger and cleverness of the German propaganda in this country.—I am, Sir, Sto.,