What The Experts Say.

Woodville Examiner, Volume XXVIII, Issue 4627, 7 May 1915, Page 2 (Supplement)

What The Experts Say.

LATEST VIEWS ABOUT THE WAR. ADMIRAL’S PLEDGE. We are prepared to sacrifice ourselves for the freedom of mankind, and we arc ready to shed the last drop of our blood to redeem Belgium. —Admiral Sturdec. * * * A GERMAN REVOLUTION. When Germany finds how it has bee; befooled, and realizes how it has ho fooled itself, the wholesome elements h the nation will emerge and strike dow) the dominant party.—Sir Oliver Lodge * * * AMERICA'S VIEW. To violate neutrality treaties as Germany has done in the case of Belgium represents the gravest kind of interna tional wrongdoing. —Air. Roosevelt. ♦*• * ” BLOOD, AND IRON. German publicists must now bo convinced that the British Empire stands stronger on a foundation of freedom than the German Empire on a basis of blood and iron.—Sir Wilfrid Laurier. * * * TRAITORS. Every private trader belonging to a neutral democratic country who, in the pursuit of gain, prolongs the war by sending supplies to Germany is a traitor to himself, to his own country, and to the future destinies of the world.- -Eii’l Grey. * * * THE NAVY’S WAY". Nothing could have heen finer than the coolness and courage shown in every case where shins have been sunk hy mines or torpedoes. Discipline has heen perfect, and men have gone to their deaths not only most gallantly but most ' unselfishly. 1 feel prouder every day that passes that I command such men. —Admiral .Tellicoe. * * * BUT THE KAISER DIDN’T. "When I signed The Hague Conventional wrong doing.—-Mr. Roosevelt.