To the Editor of the "NortH-Outwa Daly New:
Lytton, having submitted his Report sit-—One could wish, that, Loyd which, taken as a whole, has generally been acclaimed as' masterly in its elucidation and fairness, had allowed the next steps to take their. course and had withheld the express sion of any further personal opinions—based on knowledge acquired by a few months' intensive study—on one or other of the protagonists, To some the spectacle of the smaller states sitting in the seats of the mighty at Geneva and passing judgment on matters beyond their knowledge and Ket and outside of their own interests, may suggest the epitome of moral forces at work and that "potency of the stut that But no. sane' person oF state will be fooled by it, it
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