M. Clemenceau is -at his old game again. He does not dare to The sir service has now reverted to its original status as a breach of the War Office and has been placed under the orders of an officer, Colonel Régnier, who has had experience of its' working, though not in time of war. The whole conception of the under secretaryship has been shown to.be wrong, because the head of the department was dependent upon others for supplies, and had no military authority. The blame, therefore, seems to lie rather with the Government than with the unlucky Besnard.
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