The Archive · 1929

Much Changed for Wars

Be, Moore concludes his impres-

"demonstrations report the Simon Ci ay sub the Britis! ment, She will attain Swaraj_by the efforts of her own peo hibloleth of independ stale that none but gous can swell it any longer.

Te} Bahadur Sapru and Pand Motilal Nehru at least could not id that was why they agreed to 'Suvereign power nal remairy within. the British empire enjoying Domini status. 'The recommendation of the Nehra Report, however a may be, cannot be giv without' having Great the consenting child realizing the fact that th of Great "Britain, superior part by brow-beating. Boycott the Royal Commission i€ you wil, but do 30! ina gentlemanly The warts" of Lucknow have not only not cv of Wales, when of tell done so but have gone to the length lit had Deen 80 ug the world that the people favourable during the first session of India' mean to fight, though the Reformed Legislatures in weapons of their fight are some hardened against black flags, some kite and. the The collection of a howling yells of thousands of youngsters mob of rioters round the ears in The whole thing: wu the morning and a visit. to the and provoking in. the extreme and historic scenes of the Mutiny in it seems that this unmannerly the afternoon at Cavenpore, seem sp it is gradually increasing. "This to me to have produced, as after all must be put a stop to, and those might be expected, a kind of the read carefully between the lines emotional or spirit change. T of Mr. Arthur Moore's message will hope that I may prove to have probably realize th the powers been too imaginative but T seemed that be are not gain to allow the to sense a vision of realities, stark free movements of the members grim, and catch from the the oral Commission restive future the tramp of marching However that may be, my duty is men ed bya fow thousand fellers and Waters" The fine was reached to record the atmosphere and one el ae etna a compels me to state that it i much changed for the worse. ory will wonder if any attempt to insult The members of the Simon the inbes he ladies ninety Can Cnimision borate ren art must he the tom i Kanji Kato et Waichow, Swatett, Swaloe, Hinaninz, Woping and On the west a 1, the Ujiny: bea tran the Capa roared alter are we star in th ay the Ralbinie twadiv whic however, that they male belt" prepares on their I the whale ceo} with exquisite yh ttn tact and reverence. th Withor doubt thi of the Matthew ar of its awn, differing in kind and secuorimoated to thie the res Kepler wise cconjunetion of th Saturn and Mae oth star the lowly evanescent betwen ament Saturn. This eas explains st of the Eastern world Kepler in 1603, Our ea the Magi follow a star, have thy testimony of ec literature to prove paint out. As Kepler not a similar star ight appeared the sacred hieti and his would olaorved byt he Magi. 1 spanked in this eonnection the Empire of the world to fall the hands of ons who she forth fr temporary of Si Gal ste escort. ce the. appears ofa we at thin time on the Teniory, hocinas _teoeover, cat ea FAL all Oh particulars of even to itt min the ha wat most sertion of Dethishen when oses how it was wore fenitgr sarah iriknyieaed baa ced re m a aer fu the ay for. about the tins ome ofthe fe mane pane oat the to dorusmission will arrive i the morning of December Catena og scrtin of power ud fir wot by thave whose boulees tie tore in the ifcheaie wa picked wa the appin on Tanry 12 Tae] gee commer eld 10 do business but to spend. the that every cle of the Empire storely' Sttervard. The Ujioyamal ist Hopes natal ly ty the capital here King et the few: te that ix be: Vor we have Foristmas holidays here.

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