A Suitable Candidate the Editor of the "Nort-Cutna Dany News"
Sir,—The world still remembers the horrors of the last struggle. Surely no one remembers it better than we Russians who lost about 10,000,000 and had a man like Mr. Chamberlain im 1914 we would not only have avólded the war, but my beloved fatherland.would not have had the revolution, and we would still have been the happy subjects of His Majesty Emperor Nicholas LI.
Many of us White Russians pray that Mr, Chamberlain will succeed in his effort to secure a peace and thus relieve the terrible strain of millions Of mothers who do not want their Beloved children slaughtered in the world's butcher-shop.
We all know that every year there are Nobel prizes awarded to outstanding men of the world and I am positive that there is no other man more suitable than Mr. Chamberlain to receive' such a prize. We also are quite aware that Mr. Chamberlain sacrificed many things, especially those which are Tore or less detrimental to the standing of the Great British Empire, but, if one should look from the point of humanity, he has done just the right thing to save millions of lives, welfare GI the countries, and may God help
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