Throwley House, Faversham, November 9th, 1914.
To Ties PRESIDENT OF TRH BOARD OF EDUCATION. beg to be allowed to put before you a proposition which has not hitherto obtained any sanction, but which I am induced to hope may,......
The Danger Of Distinctive Dress For Officers At The Front.
[To TIM EDITOR OF TEE " SYRCTATOR.n SIn,—Is it not high time that our authorities should put into force the lesson learned in the Boer War, and refuse to allow our officers to......
Drill For Schoolboys.
[To TER EDITOR or Tar "SPECTATOR."] Stu,—The enclosed correspondence is instructive. You have called attention to the matter, but I hope you will not drop the subject until the......
A Candid German.
[To TER EDITOR OF TR. " SIMCTATOR."1 Six,—It is possible that your readers may like to see the enclosed letter, which appeared recently in the New York Sun. "In the welter of......
Our Debt To France.
[To THIN EDITOR OF THR " SPECTATOR.”] Sin, — My opinion in the present war of nations is of little consequence, but I should like as a unit to express a truth which I think has......
Blessings In Disguise.
[TO TIls EDITOR OF TR1 "SPECTATOR."] venture to think there are few people who, at the time of the South African War, or during the tremendous struggle between Russia and Japan,......
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