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a breakfast at the tJeetminster Palace Hotel given
by J. E. Ellis, and a dinner at the Cafe l1onico by the
Vow floforn Club, The hostility towards the peace party
was such that the'o4nerv of both establishments later
wrote to the press declaring that they would not have
permitted the entertainments to have taken place if
they had known they wore for Schreiner:
The jingoist eyths had extended throughout society,
after the dinner when the guests were departing, one
porter was heard to remark, - "Krueer's secret service
money running to cabs eh ?" (2)
(i)
Schreiner possibly
because of his names was frequently accused of being a
Hoer,, though he was in fact of English descent, and
there wes a further amusing confusion of nationalities
at Scarborough where a washer woman said that aha was
sorry for the }owntreoa "but what can they expect for
harbouring an Afghan. "
{3)
Cu 21st April Schreiner secretly visited
(1) Cronwright Schroiner, Op-.
-cit1, p. 242,
(2) Ibid.
(3) U. J. E ileon 1115S. 14. D. P5191 extrict 1'roa cac, azino
Black Fand Whito,