THE NEWER JOURNALISM.

NZ Truth, Issue 570, 20 May 1916, Page 5

THE NEWER JOURNALISM.

Tl»o "Glangow Herald" conresscut lv belief that it haa been officially proved that the "Dally Mall" corrcupondent who reported all about the nxttlloff In NJ»h of tut? ttmptror William with Owir I-Vrdlnand n«v«»r «xliticd, and thai «!»«♦ whulw rt-pori lv v Mwlmltc. Home ur<*k« «X'> unuther l»ndon halfpenny paper announced v contribution from th« utime (mythical) writer. W* ha vie a uhr«wd su*plelon that, our own "Sftcrei Bsrvlee" nrtlelr» might bo traced to tb« tam<« ucomplUhcd p«».

on tho Thursday ovonlng, and .wltneoß Informed him that her mother could not sleep, lie told her to apply cold towebj to the heud, which ahe did. At 6.40 on Friday mornlnu witness's fathor coxno downstairs and told her that HER MOTHER WAS DYTNO. She went upstair* and found her mother daad. <3he rung up Mr. WUhart and told him. Ha replied that It wu nons«n*« and itho did not know wlttU Aid was talking about. She aakad. him to como at once, and ho wild ho could not com*, but to ring up Dr. Stephenson., Dr. Slopheniion was culled In, and pronounced h«r mother dead. Ho said It appeared «ho had had pneumonia* He al«o titatod that Wlnlmu should have told ihcm of deconned'a condition. Ho wild that, porhapn, Mr. Wl«hart bad not understood tho cana. and that ho Khould hnvc called m a««l«taace. Wit. mm had ajikod hftr mother If *ho flhmiK) call In a, <loo<or, but h«r mother »ft W. "No, I have every faith In Mr WJahnrt: he »*>vmft jo be nmklnj; m«» l>«tt(pr." tit lior ln»i illn«iui docMuutd complained of wv«t« palnu In her, left «Jde, and #h« could not r<*nt b«enu« of the srut-tft* m hrr thrtntu The pain *ot Uottisr. Mr. Withart had never naked that a doctor should be called In.

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