FORGIVING BRITAIN.
'I‘REA’".f‘MENT OF GERMANS. LONDON, Dec. 9. In the House of Lords .a cluase in “the Aliens Bil], providing for the auto. matic deportation of enemy aliens, unless specially exempted, was discussed. An. amendmenf was moved to abolish automatic exclusion to prevent hardships :~:tatufol'i.ly, isfead of at thg disoration of 9:110 advisory _c.cnlmittee_ Lord Bushmaster said the clause
it stood \\'«rLLl«.i~etel*ll:l3ly dishonour Parliamcnt ‘ Lord 811-kenhead-svaid the Government was willing to’ have a free vote, but: he remindeed the House of Mr Ba}foul"s a11us'1o»11 to thg sinkers of hospif tal ships as “Beasts they are, and beasts they will remain.” Lord B'irk~ enheadaddc-dz “In -View of the Scupa re\9elati-:»n.'- liars and‘liar.s they will remain.” Personally he did not pretend to have Hm least good-will towards Gernnanrs,
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Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3361, 13 December 1919, Page 3
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126FORGIVING BRITAIN. Taihape Daily Times, Volume XI, Issue 3361, 13 December 1919, Page 3
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