London, Nov. 2.
In_an address here before his elector, last night, Me. Winston Churehint reiterated his' warnings against the danger of Germany's 1 armament and denounced in vigoro\ terms Great Britain's lack of military "Sin spite of plainest warnings and facts, practically nothing has been done during the whole year," said Mr.
"Germany is arming secretly, mtegally and rapidly. A reign of terror exists in Germany in order to weep secret the feverish and erable preparations they are making.
"Even in organized military machines alone, Germany will have overtaken us before another year asses.
"When we consider the character of the present German Government rapidly darkening the European scene and. the obligations, whicl,"" our Ministers are repeatedly declaring, we have in Europe, it is astounding that patriotic ministers are prepared to 0 on month after month bearing the food of their frightful responsibility and that so many members of Parli ment set obedience to party whips above their duty to the nation."
Tu conclusion Mr. Churchill gave an antithesis of the statement made some time ago before the House of Commons in connection with Germany's rearmament by Mr. Stanley Baldwin, Lord President of the Council:
"Mr. Baldwin" he said, "used a most formidable "and far-reaching ex pression, astonishing and startling Europe: Our frontiers are the Rhine
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