THE BENTON AFFAIR.
SOME PERTINENT QUESTIONS. (By Cable.—Presa A«-__at_>D..—Cop_rie""*-) LONDON, March 4. Benton's sister writes from Nice as follows: — "We are apparently no nearer to the identification of my brother's body, or any enquiry into the manner of his death, which must prelude the punishment of the cynical ruffian who murdered him. "Are these negotiations going to be dragged out until public feeling has subsided, and the murder pass unavenged ? 'Can English men and women no longer depend on their country for protection and redress?"
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Press, Volume L, Issue 14909, 6 March 1914, Page 7
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