The Next Letter In The Series Is From Mr. Lansing,

in which he declares that he had been contemplating resignation for some time. " Ever since January, 1919," he says, " I have been conscious of the fact that you were no longer......

The Allies In A Note Presented On Sunday Last Invited

Holland to reconsider her refusal to surrender the ex-Kaiser for trial. They emphasized the exceptional nature of tho ex-Kaiser's crime in provoking the war as a reason why......

NEWS OF THE WEEK HE most important event of the week has been the inter- vention of President Wilson in the Adriatic dispute. There is an obviously close parallel between Mr.......

We Are Uninformed As To The Nature Of The Allied

reply. It is reported that the Allies profess their inability to depart from the compromise reached in January after the Americans had left the Conference. There have been......

The Supreme Council Of The Allies Has Made The Best

of a bad job by accepting Germany's offer to bring the German war criminals to trial at Leipzig. In a Note on Friday week the Allies virtually admitted that the German......

Mr. Wilson Next Says That This Affair " Only Deepens

a feeling that was growing upon me. While we were still in Paris I felt, and have felt increasingly ever since, that you accepted my guidance and direction . . . only with......

Mr. Lansing's Answer Is That He Was Quite Unaware That

he was acting either unconstitutionally or against the President's wishes. He had no thought, he says, except that of carrying on the affairs of the country as well as possible......

The Supreme Council Was Astonished And Perturbed At...

Saturday a Note from President Wilson on the Adriatic question. We have discussed this matter in a leading article, and need only say here that, although the contents of Mr.......

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