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Gbrrorists: It was also. pointed out specie mowers to deal with the very forcibly by Lord Reading that Lord Lloyd himself relied on published reports to convict the Government of wilful suppression of the facts. In spite of this exposure of the groundlessness of his acensation, Lord Lloyd remarkably persisted'in letting it stand. Lord Willingdon, who, incidentally, preceded him in the Governorship of Bombay, has now given Lord Irwin and Lord Reading complete endorse~ ment of their reading of the Btuation. Lord Lloyd'. attitude is 40 be the more regretted for it doe 4 great injustice to Sir John Ander-fon whose courageous handling of On Tharsday the Netherlands community in Shanghai receive the con-/gratulations of all their friends on the birthday of their gracious sover reign. Queen Wilhelmina, on September 6. will celebrate fifth anniversary of her tion" at Amsterdam when as a girl lof eighteen, she formally took over from her devoted mother the veins lof government and thus terminated the regency which had. been created Jon her succession to the throne on November 23, 1890. British people have always admired Holland's Queen. The early years of her reign Jcoineided with the declining years Jof the long reign of a great little lady on a lonely' throne at Windsor. 'The sagacity and unassuming devation shown by Queen Wilhelmina the welfare' of her people and the discharge of her duty have won for er world-wide esteem and respect. Indeed so well has she steered the government of her great country through. unprecedentedly lifieult times that her people in Jaffection for her and her heir, the Princess Juliana, have assured reason to applaud the Fate whicl ave the throne of the Netherlands into a woman's care,
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