Miss Ariiiie S*aiti Wife novelist, ekprmm the-opinion reeeittly, at tlifi Aldwyeli Club, that the 'English 'people earned their national I'sServa to a Hflltii!<>im csteni, and thai ;i wiss tiitie Ihfet they allowed tree expression to /EeiiligS of which they had no need to bft ashdnled. In Aihevica.) slie said, tlie ivar spirit was kept at tAp jiitnh by ihS typically U.S.A. method of. intehie entliusiasm wirf htUigpted- title*. Arn*t-iw.,'" »he a^d^tl,. 4.' i» lint nvily ill the Wat; but ia it ua.ii> .tit* usck..'-
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Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 155, 28 December 1918, Page 2
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